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Yulia Dudina entered into the contest with the project "Chlorella suspension as a source of nutrient medium for plants Alternanthera reineckii roseafolia and Oldenlandia salzmannii in vitro". Under the guidance of Professor Elena A. Kalashnikova the young scientist carries out research devoted to the method of aquatic plants propagation in vitro.

In 2024 Astana hosted the "Best Scientific Project-2024" contest, timed to the 125th anniversary of Academician Kanysh I. Satpayev. The miscellany/ Conference Proceedings presentation and the awarding ceremony took place within the framework of the International Scientific and Practical Conference. All international project qualifiers were invited to this event.

Following the Contest, the Conference Proceedings with international standard book number ISBN and reference data of the bobek-kz.com publishing house will be issued. The articles' metadata will be accessible on the eLIBRARY.RU website.

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Students of "South-West" Educational Cluster took part in the forum. They actively exchanged their opinions and offered their ideas on solving environmental problems.

Maria Vorontsova, an Educational Cluster trainer, addressed the participants with a welcoming speech. She noted that Timiryazev Academy and the educational cluster have a long and close cooperation. Many students of the Cluster become applicants of Timiryazev Academy.

Environmental protection and rational use of natural resources became key issues at the forum. Dmitry Osin, a meteorologist from Timiryazev Academy, spoke about the main causes of global climate change and gave an example of the Mikhelson Meteorological Observatory data.

Yaroslava Zhigaleva, Ecology Department assistant, told the forum participants about the role of greenhouse gases on our planet, the principles of their regulation and their impact on the world economy.

Mikhail Yashin, Ecology Department professor of "South-West" Educational Cluster, a graduate of Timiryazev Academy, made a report on modern methods of the environment impact regulating.

Career guidance counseling came into the picture as well: representatives of Timiryazev Academy told the Cluster's trainees about the advantages of studying at the University, fields of education, enrollment requirements and entrance exams.

Students from different universities participated in the competition. Their projects were evaluated by the purpose and strategy, uniqueness, expected results, sources and conditions of financing, availability of intellectual property, economic efficiency, implementation risks and opportunities.

15 best projects, including the project of students of Timiryazev Academy, were selected by the jury. The projects will be presented in the final.

The CPV project includes artificial intelligence, a satellite image parser and an ergonomic interface, which can monitor the condition of pastures.

Students of the Institute of Economics and Management in Agribusiness Ralina Tishina, Gleb Volobuyev and Elizaveta Shevtsova under the guidance of Anastasia Grechneva, Associate Professor of the Department of Applied Informatics and Olga Ermolaeva, Senior Lecturer of the Department worked out this project. The practical part was carried out in the University's Laboratory.

The parties held negotiations on cooperation at Timiryazev Academy, planned a number of joint educational programs, summer schools and academic exchanges.

The delegation of Jiangsu Vocational College of Agriculture and Forestry included Bi Dequan, Deputy Director; Guan Bin, Head of the Student Relations Department; Guo Haihong, Head of the Development Planning Department; and Liu Yuhua, Dean of the Landscape Faculty.

On the Russian side in the negotiations participated representatives of the University administration and specialists from the Department of International Educational Programs, the Center for Interuniversity Scientific Communication, Institute of Amelioration, Water Management and Construction named after A.N. Kostyakov and the Institute of Zootechnics and Biology.

One of the main events of the visit was the panel discussion on topical issues of digital transformation of the economy and further cooperation.
Colleagues from VSU named after P.M. Masherov prepared lectures on the development of information technology, discussed current trends and prospects in the IT sector, and took part in the seminar on the topic. The participants of the academic exchange also visited the innovative sites of our Institutes.
The academic mobility program was attended by scientists of VSU named after P.M. Masherov - Dean of the Faculty of Mathematics and Information Technology Elena Zalesskaya and Head of the Department of Applied and System Programming Elena Korchevskaya.
Belarusian scientists expressed gratitude to rector of the RSAU-MTAA, Full Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Professor Vladimir Trukhachev and the colleagues for organizing a rich experience exchange program.

At the 2024 Digital Chairs marathon, 94 universities-participants of the Priority-2030 programme from 8 federal districts presented their 'digital chairs', shared practice-oriented projects and working experience with industry. During the marathon, there were 2,137 publications with a total reach of over 97 million people. In addition, broadcasts of the event on the VK platform gathered more than 140,000 views.
Rector Vladimir Trukhachev emphasized that the work of the Digital Chair at Russian State Agrarian University – Moscow Timiryazev Agricultural Academy is aimed at forming a new class of managers and specialists in agribusiness – comboprofessionals. Their distinctive feature is the mastery of disciplines such as crop production, animal husbandry and agricultural engineering, and the application of their skill set in the field of digital technologies at the same time.
The Project Institute for Digital Transformation of the Agribusiness, established on the university's basis, contributes to the fulfilment of this task. It comprises 8 ultramodern digital laboratories on an area of 1,500 square metres, more than 10 poster and research spaces, a co-working space and a negotiation centre.
At the roundtable discussion 'The Future of Digital Chair Graduates', faculty members and students discussed the prospects for cooperation and further work with representatives of federal executive authorities and leading Russian industrial companies. Also, the finalists enjoyed a master class made by MTS Digital and visited the VK network site.

More than 60 sheep and goat breeding farms from 12 regions of Russia took part in the exhibition, and they presented more than 400 heads of sheep and goats.

The opening ceremony was attended by State Secretary - Deputy Minister of Agriculture of Russia Maxim Uvaidov, Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation Oleg Bocharov, Head of Dagestan Sergey Melikov and the members of the Government of the Republic.

The experts of the exhibition were leading scientists and scientists working in the field of sheep and goat breeding. The members of the Russian Academy of Sciences, professors Yusupzhan Yuldashbayev and Kharon Amerkhanov took part in the exhibition from the Timiryazev Academy.

In addition to the demonstration of animals, the event included a round table on the development of deep processing of sheep wool in Russia, as well as a general meeting of the members of the National Union of Sheep Breeders. Professor of the Department of Dairy and Beef Cattle Breeding of Russian State Agrarian University-Moscow Timiryazev Agricultural Academy, Kharon Amerkhanov, who heads the Union, made a report on the measures taken to establish the processing of raw materials in the country. He claims that assistance to livestock farmers at the state level will increase in the future - the Ministry of Agriculture of Russia will continue to actively support the industry.

The Russian exhibition of pedigree sheep and goats is held annually and aims to promote the best practices in pedigree sheep breeding, to improve pedigree animal breeding, to share the experience of the advanced farms and scientific achievements.

The competition consisted of three stages, according to which our team entered the top three winners of the International Olympiad among agricultural universities in Russia and Belarus. The University also became the best among all participating agricultural universities in Russia.
In addition to participating in the Olympiad, the students completed a summer agricultural school at the Belarus State Agrarian Technical University. Future agricultural engineers attended lectures on agricultural machinery, crop cultivation technologies and trends in the field of livestock mechanization. Students also took part in a panel discussion on innovative technologies and digitalization in agriculture.
For his assistance in strengthening the Olympiad movement among students of agroengineering profile rector of the RSAU-MTAA, Full Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Professor Vladimir Trukhachev got a letter of gratitude from the rector of the BSATU.
The University was represented by 3rd year students of the Institute of Mechanical and Power Engineering named after V.P. Goryachkin: Mikhail Kuznetsov, Badma Karmanov, Ignat Revyagin led by Assoc. Prof. of the Department of Tractors and Automobiles Natalia Perevozchikova.

The delegation from Uzbekistan visited Institute of Amelioration, Water Management and Construction Named after A.N. Kostyakov, Institute of Mechanical and Power Engineering Named after V.P. Goryachkin and the Institute of Technology. The Timiryazev Academy scientists presented advanced laboratories, new classrooms and lecture halls equipped with the most modern research and multimedia equipment.

During the meetings, the results of cooperation between the institutes of RSAU-MAA with the universities of the Republic of Uzbekistan, prospects for further cooperation in science and education, academic exchange of students and teachers, participation in joint developments, publications, and grants were discussed.

As part of the incoming academic mobility program, the teachers from Uzbekistan gave lectures for students of different areas of the Timiryazev Academy on topics such as "Innovative Ways to Increase Soil Productivity in the Context of Global Climate Change", "Modern Agrotechnology for Growing Farm Produce, Innovative Storage and Processing Technologies", "Innovative Equipment and Technology for Processing Meat and Dairy Products", and spoke about their country and the institute.

The prepared material aroused great interest among future specialists. In addition, the students were actively interested in various aspects of education in universities in Uzbekistan, the conditions for the cultivation and care of crops, and the processing of raw materials.

On the part of Uzbekistan,the Dean of the Faculty of Industrial Technologies Jasur Allayarov, the head of the Department of Technology for the Storage and Primary Processing of Agricultural Products Muabara Khakimova and the assistant of the department Kholmurod Saidmurodov took part in the academic mobility program.

The delegation from the Republic of Uzbekistan expressed gratitude to the colleagues from the Timiryazev Academy, personally to Rector, Full Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Professor Vladimir Trukhachev for the opportunity to exchange experience.