In order to encourage research work in mathematics, Bauman Moscow State Technical University held its annual competition for the best papers in mathematics among those published in 2024 by the BMSTU staff.

After much deliberation, the winners and top rankings for the papers in mathematics were determined as follows:

	The 1st place for the best scientific publication in mathematics in 2024 is awarded to Fetisov Dmitriy Anatolyevich, Professor, FN-12 Department for the paper "On feedback linearization of multi-input nonlinear control systems via time scaling and prolongation", published in "European Journal of Control" (Q1, Scopus).
	2nd place Savin Alexandr Sergeevich, Professor, FN-1 Department for the paper "Motion of liquid particles in the field of 1:1 resonance nonlinear wave", published in "International Journal of Non–Linear Mechanics" (Q1, Scopus).
	3rd place Chetverikov Vladimir Nikolaevich, Professor, FN-12 Department Pirogova Arina Dmitrievna, postgraduate student, FN-12 Department for the paper "Quantitative indicators of controllability of nonlinear systems" in "Differential Equations" (Q2, Scopus).

XXIV International Conference Physical Interpretations of Relativity Theory PIRT – 2025 

From July 7th to 10th, 2025 Bauman Moscow State Technical University will held the XXIV International Scientific Conference “Physical Interpretations of Relativity Theory” (PIRT-2025).

   The PIRT conference is an international scientific event that was organized by the Faculty of Physics of the University of Liverpool and the University of Sunderland in 1988 and was first held at Imperial College London every two years, and since 2003 it has been held at Bauman University in Moscow. The main objectives of the conference are to discuss the physical, geometric, and mathematical interpretation of the theory of relativity, its experimental verification and discussion of alternative theories of gravity, optical methods for detecting gravitational waves, new effects of moving-media optics and relativistic electrodynamics, as well as astrophysical observations and space experiments.

Summary of the "Space. Time. Civilization. STC-2024" International Scientific Conference,

Russia, India, Egypt, November 2nd-7th, 2024

The 2nd "Space. Time. Civilization. STC-2024" International Scientific Conference took place over the period from November 2nd to November 7th, 2024. For the first time ever the conference was simultaneously held in three countries: Russia, India and Egypt. The conference operation in Russia was organized by Bauman Moscow State Technical University. In India, the bulk of organizational activities was handled by Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani (India), known as the entity that BMSTU signed a Memorandum of Cooperation with at the first STC-2023 conference, in 2023. Finally, in Egypt, it was the Egyptian Russian University that took on the organizer role

In order to encourage research in mathematics, the Bauman Moscow State Technical University held its annual competition for the best papers in mathematics among those published in 2023 by the BMSTU staff.

After much deliberation, the winners and top rankings for the papers in mathematics were determined as follows:

1st place for the best scientific publication in mathematics in 2023 

Zarubin Vladimir Stepanovich, Professor, FN-2 Department

Novozhilova Olga Valerievna, Associate Professor, FN-2 Department 

for the paper "Two-sided estimate of effective thermal conductivity coefficients of a textured composite with anisotropic ellipsoidal inclusions", published in "Zeitschrift für angewandte Mathematik und Physik" (Q1, Scopus).

The remaining top rankings in the 2023 competition for the best scientific publication in mathematics include:

2nd place

Kanatnikov Anatoly Nikolaevich, Professor, FN-12 Department

for the paper "Cancer cell eradication in a 6D metastatic tumor model with time delay" in "Communications in Nonlinear Science and Numerical Simulation" (Q1, Scopus).

3rd place

Rudakov Igor Alekseevich, Professor, FN-2 Department

for the paper "Infinitely many periodic solutions for the quasi-linear Euler-Bernoulli beam equation with fixed ends" in "Calculus of Variations and Partial Differential Equations" (Q1, Scopus).

Congratulations to the winners!