A conference "Modern tendencies in the development of chemical technology, industrial ecology and ecological safety” planned from April 7-8, 2022.

Dear veterans, blockade runners, congratulations on the Day of raising the siege of Leningrad! Health to you, long life and wellbeing!

In regard to your professional holiday Postgraduate Students’ Day we extend to you our sincere congratulations!

Researchers of the St. Petersburg Federal Research Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences (SPC RAS) have developed the "Cargotime" software, that allows to automatically track any movement of a cargo transported by sea carriers on container ships over the world. The above development is expected to make the work of logistics companies more efficient and convenient. Information about the cargo status can be monitored on the application's site by container numbers or received automatically via a telegram-bot.

At Leningrad Research Computer Center (LRCC) of the USSR Academy of Sciences had been developed one of the country's first global information and computer network, the AcademNetwork “North-West”.

Researchers of the St. Petersburg Federal Research Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences (SPC RAS) as a part of an international research group have developed a system for early detection of concentrations of pollutants dangerous for living organisms in the waters of the Gulf of Finland. The method is based on the analysis of the functional state of mollusks living in water using special biomarkers. The development will allow for timely predicting environmental risks in advance identifying the most vulnerable areas of the Russian part of the Gulf of Finland.

Researchers of the St. Petersburg Federal Research Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences (SPC RAS) jointly with scientists from Germany, Serbia and Turkey have created a robotic complex (a ground based service platform with a drone parked on it) that will help farmers to effectively perform various types of agricultural works (sowing and harvesting, cargo delivery, crops spraying and watering). The development will automate the implementation of various tasks in the agricultural sector of the economy, minimize humans’ efforts and increase their safety.

We wish you, Nikita Vladimirovich, and the K. May School Museum further prosperity, good health, well-being and new accomplishements!

"The year was difficult enough for most agricultural producers and other citizens, consumers of agricultural products".

May good health, inexhaustible energy, joy from the won scientific victories as well as the joys of the season follow you all the next year round!