Ural Federal University invites students to apply for its Master's programs in English.
#russia #UrFu #studyinrussia

А вы знаете, что такое креативные кластеры? 🎨
Это пространство, которое объединяет на одной территории творческие инициативы и идеи. Речь идет как о свободных «художниках», так и о коммерческих, а также социальных проектах. 🏭 Часто кластеры располагаются в бывших промышленных помещениях, вдыхая в них новую жизнь и сохраняя историческую архитектуру городов. Такие пространства создают новые рабочие места, поддерживают креативные индустрии, развивают туризм в регионах.
🇷🇺 Первые такие объединения в России появились в Москве, сейчас их уже более 30. Подобные места есть в Санкт-Петербурге, Туле, Белгороде, Владивостоке и других российских городах.
Чтобы креативные индустрии и творческие профессионалы продолжали развиваться, в России был создан Союз креативных кластеров. Он объединяет более 5000 человек и 11 крупнейших творческих центров на территории страны.
📖 В 2023 году был издан Атлас креативных кластеров (https://ipquorum.ru/upload/%D0%90%D1%82%D0%BB%D0%B0%D1%81%20%D0%9A%D0%9A%202023%20electron%20%283%29-hptpPmYo.pdf), с помощью которого вы можете познакомиться более чем с 300 подобными объектами в России.
Расскажите, есть ли в вашем городе такие креативные пространства? Если да, оставьте фото в комментариях! 🤓
#Россия
Do you know what creative clusters are?
It is a space that brings together creative initiatives and ideas on one territory. We are talking about free "artists" as well as commercial and social projects. Often clusters are located in former industrial premises, breathing new life into them and preserving the historic architecture of cities. These spaces create new jobs, support creative industries, and develop tourism in the regions.
The first such associations in Russia appeared in Moscow, and now there are more than 30 of them. There are similar places in St Petersburg, Tula, Belgorod, Vladivostok and other Russian cities.
To ensure that creative industries and creative professionals continue to develop, the Union of Creative Clusters was created in Russia. It unites more than 5,000 people and 11 major creative centres across the country.
In 2023, the Atlas of Creative Clusters was published, through which you can get acquainted with more than 300 such facilities in Russia.
Do you know if there are such creative spaces in your city? If yes, leave a photo in the comments!
#Russia

Russian women of the 21st century — what are they like? Do Russian women still have a certain identity, or have globalization and westernization blurred its features? What role do they play in modern Russia?
Read about this and much more in the new edition of Meeting Russia magazine: https://picreadi.ru/samyj-zhenstvennyj-vypusk-zhurnala-meeting-russia/
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Какие они — россиянки 21 века? По-прежнему ли у российских женщин есть определенная идентичность, или глобализация и вестернизация размыли ее черты? Какую роль они играют в современной России?
Об этом и не только читайте в новом выпуске журнала Meeting Russia: https://picreadi.ru/samyj-zhenstvennyj-vypusk-zhurnala-meeting-russia/
#Россия

Today is the 10th anniversary of Crimea's reunification with Russia! We tell you what has changed on the peninsula over these years.

The Crimean bridge is 19 kilometres long and is the longest in Europe. The throughput capacity is up to 40 thousand cars per day.

More than 13 million cars have travelled along the Tavrida federal highway. You can drive from Kerch to Sevastopol in three hours.

Over 60 million tourists have visited Crimea in 10 years.

After reunification, more than 70 new sanatoriums and hotels for 4,000 rooms were opened. Also, 570 different accommodation facilities have been repaired.

More facts - in our video!
#russia #crimea

Rostec has developed domestic power modules for electric charging stations
These modules are created by Radio-electronic technologies' specialists and they outperform the analogues available on the market. They can be used for charging electric cars and buses, and potentially electric aircraft in the future. The Rostec's press service stated that the equipment is completely of domestic origin.
The project was carried out in collaboration with the Ufa University of Science and Technology.
#Russia #RussianHouse

🌃Locals often call Arkhangelsk the gateway to the Arctic. This is not surprising: the city is located 30 kilometers from the White Sea. In the early 20th century, polar expeditions departed from here, moving through the permafrost of the Polar region.

🌇Architecture is the first thing that the city amazes tourists. In Arkhangelsk there is a one-of-a-kind 100- meter Soviet skyscraper in the style of modernism. During the USSR there were design organizations inside, but now the space is occupied by offices. By the way, right from the skyscraper goes to Chumbarovka - the main pedestrian street of the city.

🍪Here you can not only look at a lot of preserved wooden houses, but also look into one unusual museum. It is dedicated to the dessert calling card of the city - gingerbread kozula. In translation from the Pomor language "kozulya" means curl. Here you can both buy the dainty and learn how to bake it We also advise you to go to the embankment of the Northern Dvina.

⚓️From here you can board a motorboat that runs along the river through the city. A round trip, according to tourist sites, will cost up to 206 rubles. History lovers will like the Novodvinsk fortress. Built under Peter the Great, the bastion served to protect the local seaport and shipyard. By the way, you should go to it this fall - the work on the restoration of the fortress will be finished.
#Russia

Kazan, the capital of Tatarstan, is constantly attracting tourists. We tell you how to get here, what to see
and what to try!
It is not difficult to get here - there is an international airport, a bus station and a railway station. Let's start with Kremlin Street. It's a centre of exquisite architecture: here you can immerse yourself in history and visit a couple of museums. For example, the National museum, which is located in the
historic Gostiny Dvor building. Be sure to take a photo against the backdrop of the majestic Ekiyat Theatre-Palace. Especially many
people take photos here in summer. The adjacent territory turns into a real flower park. Do you like to read books? Check out the literary quarter! The streets around it are named in honour of great Russian writers: Leo Tolstoy, Anton Chekhov and others. This is the most creative place in the city:
there are museums and galleries, art and music schools, the Actor's House and the Writers' Union. Be sure to visit the national cuisine café and try echpochmak and elesh - traditional pies with potatoes
and beef or chicken.
Have you ever been to Kazan? Share your impressions in the comments!
#russia #kazan #citiesofrussia

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Join us soon, friends!
On Russia Day, we're going on a big journey to celebrate the holiday together with
people from every corner of the country.
Today we will visit different cities — from picturesque Vladivostok to beautiful
Kaliningrad.
Let's go!
#Russia #RussiaDay
Присоединяйтесь скорее к нам, друзья!
В День России мы отправляемся в большое путешествие, чтобы отметить
праздник вместе с людьми из каждого уголка страны.
Сегодня мы посетим разные города — от живописного Владивостока до
прекрасного Калининграда.
Поехали!
#Россия #ДеньРоссии

🤖Robots work in Moscow hospitals very hard. They are able to deliver medical supplies and guide
patients. Along with this, they recommend how to support health.

🐱Robots equipped with 3D sensors and are safe to use. They automatically stop in front of
obstacles with the help of three cameras.
See more about the robotic assistants in the video!
#Russia

Russian scholars won 13 medals at the European Geographical Olympic
🇷🇸The competition took place in Serbia. The Olympic consisted of theoretical and practical rounds and a multimedia test. All tasks had to be completed in English. Apart from our guys, representatives of 11 countries took part in the competition.

🥇 Gold was awarded:
🥇Egor Bakhun (Moscow);
🥇Dina Islyamutdinova (Moscow);
🥇Angelina Popova (Moscow);
🥇Tikhon Pulyaev (Moscow).
 
🥈 Silver was awarded:
🥈Danila Gavrilov (Moscow);
🥈Artur Shlein (Saint Petersburg);
🥈Christian Rymarchuk (Moscow);
🥈Oleg Tsvetkov (Saint Petersburg).
 
🥉Bronze medals were awarded:
🥉Ivan Ofitserov (Moscow);
🥉Arseny Smakov (Moscow);
🥉Angelina Gayazova (Izhevsk);
🥉Stepan Klepov (Moscow);
🥉Artyom Janzen (Chelyabinsk).
 
Congratulations to our guys!
Photo: Ministry of Education of Russia
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❓ Miraculous rescue or strategic failure?
By the time the Russian Empire's war with Napoleon's army ended, the Novodevichy Monastery had
already existed for almost 300 years. However, its history could have ended at this period.
Fleeing from Moscow in 1812, the French army planned to set fire to or blow up many important
sites. Among them was the Novodevichy Monastery.
What ruined Napoleon's plans - see in our video!
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Not only the name of the city, but also a man's name. It used to be the capital of Northeast Russia, and today it is part of the Golden Ring and is famous for its historic cathedrals. Most likely, you have already guessed that today we will tell you where you
can go in Vladimir!
Church of the Intercession on the Nerl The 12th century swan-temple is on the UNESCO heritage list. The building has hardly survived to this day: in the XVIll century people wanted to dismantle the church and make a new bell tower from the stone. But the workers asked for such a high fee that it
was decided to keep the church and it was even restored.
Museums There are unusual museums in the city. For example, spoon, jam, gingerbread, unconceived stories (the collection includes elements of everyday life of the XIX-XX
centuries, objects of unusual purpose and others).
Coffee house and workshop "Mayak" Just imagine: aromas of arabica, vintage furniture, hand-painted walls, interior attributes brought from travels. Food and drinks are served here in earthenware. You can also
take part in master classes and mold any object.
Have you been to Vladimir? Share your impressions in the comments!
#Russia

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⚪️За десять лет, в течение которых действует продовольственное эмбарго, Россия нарастила экспорт сельскохозяйственной продукции в 2,6 раза. В то же время объем производства в аграрном секторе вырос на 33,2%.
🔵На сегодняшний день Россия экспортирует продукты питания более чем в 160 стран, что делает страну мировым лидером по поставкам пшеницы, ячменя, гороха, масличного льна, а также мороженой рыбы.
🔴Подробнее: https://tass.ru/ekonomika/21536909

⚪️Over the course of ten years food embargo, Russia has increased its agricultural exports by 2.6 times. Meanwhile, the volume of production in the agricultural sector has grown by 33.2%.
🔴Today, Russia exports food to more than 160 countries, making the country the world leader in the supply of wheat, barley, peas,oilseed flax, and frozen fish.
🔵More information: https://tass.ru/ekonomika/21536909
#russia #россия

🇷🇺Russian team wins first International Artificial Intelligence Olympiad

🥇The Russian team won gold medals in the scientific round, as well as silver in the practical round, and became the first in the overall score for both stages of the competition.

🏅Participants solved situations simulating real scientific research in the field of AI, using programming skills, knowledge of Python libraries, and an understanding of the basics of machine learning.

🤖In the second round, teams were developing and conducting experiments on the behavior of AI software: ChatGPT, Dalle-2, and others
Gold was awarded to:
Nikita Kurlaev;
Andrey Gritsaev;
Andrey Gromiko;
Anastasia Gainullina.

🇷🇺They are students or graduates of the Moscow "Letovo" school.
The Olympiad took place in Bulgaria. In the competition final the Russian team faced schoolchildren from 39 countries, including China, Japan, Canada, Sweden, the Netherlands, the USA and others.
Congratulations to the participants and their mentors!
#Russia #AI

📍City of shining skies - what is it? This is what the capital of the Polar Region - Murmansk iscalled.
📍We tell you more about it! It is particularly recommended to come here in winter - because of the northern lights. Among the sights worth seeing is the monument "Alyosha" (affectionately referred to by locals), dedicated to the liberators of the Polar region from the Nazis. The warrior stands with his back to the city, as if covering it with himself. He is protecting it from the enemies. There is an observation platform near the monument. It offers a picturesque view of the city and the Kola
Bay.
📍Don't forget to see the trademark of Murmansk - icebreaker "Lenin", which in the XX century became the first nuclear-powered icebreaker. You can even climb aboard and see the
exposition!
📍Much attention should be paid to the outskirts of the city. For example, the village of Teriberka. Here you can go for a walk and see the whales, ride reindeer sleds and snowmobiles in winter, visit the beach with the "dinosaur eggs"-stones and satisfate yourself with local cuisine rich in
seafood. Tourists highlight the incredibly picturesque nature.
📍Near Teriberka there is a real graveyard of ships! The remains of sea vessels - from small fishing boats to huge boards - is a really breathtaking sight. Be sure to examine the Kanozero Petroglyphs - rock carvings of the IV-ll millennium BC. Since 2008 in the village of Umba in the south of the Kola Peninsula there is a museum "Petroglyphs
of Kanozero". You can see the exhibits there or go on an excursion to the islands.

📍Have you been to Murmansk? If not, would you like to visit? Share in the comments!
#Russia #Murmansk

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📍The history of the Novodevichy Convent lasts for almost half a millennium. During this time, many things have changed: a huge megalopolis has emerged around the shrine, the country has gone through several revolutions and wars.

📍However, this place still remains quiet and peaceful, despite everything that is happening around it. Every wall of this architectural ensemble is steeped in history. Thanks to its almost pristine condition, the Novodevichy Convent is protected by UNESCO and declared a heritage of all mankind.

📍What is hidden behind the walls of the convent? Watch in our video!

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🐠Russia supplies fish and seafood to more than 80 countries. This was stated by the Head of Rosrybolovstvo Ilya Shestakov at the EEF-2024.

🦐For example, the most popular fish products supplied to China are pollock. And for Asian markets — red fish, fish meal and fish oil.
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🐠Россия поставляет рыбу и морепродукты более чем в 80 стран. Об этом заявил глава Росрыболовства Илья Шестаков на ВЭФ-2024.
🦐Так, например, самой популярной поставляемой рыбной продукцией в Китай является минтай. А на азиатские рынки — красная рыба, рыбная мука и рыбий жир.
Подробнее: https://ria.ru/20240904/vef-1970422254.html

📌Ufa is 450 years old this year! From ancient mosques to futuristic buildings, from bustling streets to quiet green parks - this is the capital of Bashkortostan. We tell you where to go!
📍Art-square A modern creative space. It regularly hosts concerts, literary evenings, excursions and movie screenings. Afterwards, you can grab a bite to eat at any cafe and to suit any taste - from Korean street food to a juicy burger. Be sure to stop by!
📌Seven Girls Fountain According to legend, seven Bashkir girls were forcibly taken captive. To escape captivity, they decided to take the desperate step of throwing themselves into the river, preferring death to life in captivity. In the evenings, the fountain is illuminated, so we advise you to visit it in the
evening.
📍Blue Lake The lake got its name due to the bluish hue of the water. This color arises not only due to the refraction of light in the aquatic environment, but also due to the presence of blue clay at the bottom of the lake. Interestingly, blue clay is famous for its healing qualities and contains many trace elements necessary for the human body.
📌Be sure to visit this place, people say that the best photos are taken here!
📍Share in the comments, have you ever been to Ufa?
#Russia #Ufa

📍The city is full of history and culture, one of the oldest northern cities in Russia, the birthplace of
Father Frost. We tell you what to visit in Veliky Ustyug!

📍St. Michael the Archangel Monastery This is the oldest monastery in Veliky Ustyug, founded in 1212. Its central structure is the five- domed Cathedral of Archangel Michael, decorated with a golden carved iconostasis. The
complex also includes the Vladimir Gate Church and abbot's cells surrounded by stone walls.
The monastery is now a museum object.
🎅Father Frost Estate The Fairy Tale Trail leading to Father Frost estate, in Russian called "terem", starts at the main gate of the estate. Games, riddles and houses of magical characters are waiting for you along the way. In Father Frost "terem" you will see his office with countdown to the New Year, observatory, snowflake laboratory and library. At the end of the tour, guests are greeted by Father Frost himself in the Throne Room decorated with a Christmas tree.

🎅Father Frost Zoo If you are traveling with children, you should definitely visit the zoo at the residence of Father Frost. The three hectares of pine forest are home to about 400 northern animals, including moose, bears, foxes and reindeer. Some of them are listed in the Red List.
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