July 7th to 10th, 2025, Bauman Moscow State Technical University held the 24th International Scientific Conference on Modern Problems of the Relativity Theory, Cosmology and Astrophysics, known as "Physical Interpretations of the Relativity Theory: PIRT-2025".

The conference program focused on the latest achievements in the theory of gravity, cosmology and astrophysics. The main purpose of the conference is to train a new generation of young researchers and engineers specialising in near-Earth and deep space exploration, relying on the latest investigations of the structure and evolution of the Universe.

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

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



The 1st place for the best scientific publication in physics in 2024 is awarded to

Fomin Igor Vladimirovich, Professor, FN-4 Department

Chervon Sergey Viktorovich, Professor, FN-4 Department

for the paper "Dynamical system analysis in modified Galileon cosmology", published in "Classical and Quantum Gravity" (Q1, Scopus).

The remaining top rankings in the 2024 competition for the best scientific publication in physics include:

2nd place

Timchenko Svetlana Leonidovna, Professor, FN-4 Department

Zadorozhny Nikolay Antonovich, Associate Professor, FN-4 Department

Sharandin Evgeniy Anatolyevich, Associate Professor, FN-4 Department

Skrabatun Alexandr Vladimirovich, Associate Professor, FN-4 Department

for the paper "Optical Characteristics of a New Molecular Complex: "Nafion-Colloidal CdSe/CdS/ZnS Nanocrystals"" in "Polymers" (Q1, Scopus).



 

3rd place

Kuimov Evgeniy Vladimirovich, Assistant Lecturer, RL-6 Department

Vetrova Natalia Alekseevna, Associate Professor, RL-6 Department

Sinyakin Vladimir Yurievich, Head of Sector, RL-6 Department

Meshkov Sergey Anatolievich, Professor, RL-6 Department

Shashurin Vasiliy Dmitrievich, Head of the RL-6 Department

for the paper "Resonant Tunneling Nanostructures: Eliminating Current Saturation on Negative Differential Conductivity Region in Compact Dissipative Simulations" in "Nanomaterials" (Q1, Scopus).

Congratulations to the winners!

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).

 

Deparment

Field of study (group of research specializations)

Specialization

Specifications

FN-1 "Higher Mathematics"

2.3 Information technology and telecommunications

2.3.1 Systems analysis, data management and processing, statistics

Formalization and formulation of problems involving systems analysis, optimization, management, decision-making, data processing and artificial intelligence

1.2 Computer science and information science

1.2.2 Mathematical modeling, numerical methods and software packages

Development of novel mathematical methods and algorithms for validating mathematical models of objects based on either empirical data or analysis of mathematical models

FN-2 "Applied Mathematics"

1.2 Computer science and information science

1.2.2 Mathematical modeling, numerical methods and software packages

Development of novel mathematical methods for simulating objects and phenomena (in physical and mathematical sciences)

FN-3 "Theoretical Mechanics"

1.1. Mathematics and Mechanics

1.1.7 Theoretical Mechanics, Dynamics of Machines

Theory of oscillations of mechanical systems

1.1. Mathematics and Mechanics

1.1.9 Fluid, Gas and Plasma Mechanics

Hydrostatics (fluids and gases at rest in equilibrium)

FN-4 "Physics"

1.1. Mathematics and Mechanics

1.1.9 Fluid, Gas and Plasma Mechanics

Laws of rheological behavior for homogeneous and multiphase fluid media subjected to mechanical loads and other effects

1.3. Physical Science

1.3.2. Instrumentation and methods of experimental physics

Investigating physical phenomena and processes that may be used to develop innovative instrumentation and methods for experimental physics

1.3.3. Theoretical Physics

Classical and quantum field theory. Theory of fundamental interactions. The study of small-scale high-energy phenomena. Unified models of fundamental interactions. Development of mathematical methods for field theory. Supergravity and superstring theory, models with extra dimensions, AdS/CFT correspondence, holographic models

1.3.6. Optics

Further investigation of the physical foundations of wave optics, including the physics underlying such phenomena as interference, diffraction, polarization and light coherence

1.3.8. Condensed Matter Physics

Analytical and experimental investigation of the physical nature and properties of inorganic and organic compounds in both crystalline (mono- and polycrystalline) and amorphous states, including composites and heterostructures, as determined by their chemical and isotopic composition, temperature and pressure

FN-5 "Chemistry"

1.4. Chemical science

1.4.4. Physical chemistry

Combining experimental and analytical approaches to determining the parameters describing the energy and structural dynamics underlying the structure of molecules and molecular compounds, as well as the spectral characteristics of said molecules and compounds

FN-11 "Computational Mathematics and Mathematical Physics"

1.2 Computer science and information science

1.2.2 Mathematical modeling, numerical methods and software packages

Development of numerical modeling and simulation systems, algorithms and methods of simulation modeling based on the analysis of mathematical models (for engineering sciences)

1.1. Mathematics and Mechanics

1.1.8. Mechanics of deformable solids

Laws of deformation, fault and failure evolution for materials, including natural, artificial and emergent ones

FN-12 "Mathematical Modeling"

1.2 Computer science and information science

1.2.2 Mathematical modeling, numerical methods and software packages

Development, validation and testing of efficient computational methods using modern computer technology

 

Deparment

Field of study

Specialization

Specifications

Number of state-funded places/number of fee-paying places in 2024

FN-1 "Higher Mathematics"

01.00.00

Mathematics and Mechanics

01.04.04

Applied Mathematics

Mathematical modeling of systems and processes

8/5

FN-2 "Applied Mathematics"

01.00.00

Mathematics and Mechanics

01.04.04

Applied Mathematics

 

8/5

FN-3 "Theoretical Mechanics"

01.00.00

Mathematics and Mechanics

01.04.03

Mechanics and Mathematical Modeling

Applied celestial mechanics;

Simulation of mechanical and hydromechanical systems

Graduate program to appear in 2025

FN-4 "Physics"

16.00.00

Physical and engineering science and technology

 

16.04.01

Technical Physics

Physics of nanomaterials;

Spectral methods for data processing;

Physical thermodynamics and gas dynamics

15/7

FN-5 "Chemistry"

18.00.00

Chemical Engineering

18.04.01

Chemical technology

Nanochemistry and chemical technology of nanomaterials

5/5

FN-11 "Computational Mathematics and Mathematical Physics"

02.00.00

Computer and Information Science

02.04.01

Mathematics and Computer Science

 

15/7

FN-12 "Mathematical Modeling"

01.00.00

Mathematics and Mechanics

01.04.04

Applied Mathematics

Information technology and artificial intelligence

10/5

 

 

4th Annual International Scientific and Practical Conference

“NANOCHEMISTRY AND EMERGING NANOTECHNOLOGIES”

NanoChemTech-2025

Bauman Moscow State Technical University, Moscow, Russia

June, 25-27, 2025

 

   We are pleased to invite you to 4th Annual International Scientific and Practical Conference “Nanochemistry and Emerging Nanotechnologies” (NanoChemTech-2025) to be held at Bauman Moscow State Technical University, Faculty of Fundamental Sciences from June 25 till 27, 2025 with both in-person and online attendance options.

   NanoChemTech-2025 is one of the important annual events aimed at the discussion of the fundamental problems of modern Nanochemistry and creation of the emerging Nanotechnologies for developing of smart functional nanomaterials with new potential applications in microelectronics, photonics, catalysis, including artificial metamaterials with unique optical and magnetic properties. The Conference topics include also the questions of promotion of the ecologically friendly (green nanotechnologies) and the development of the innovation and digital technologies of the tuition of chemistry and nanochemistry at the Universities. The special conference seсtion will be devoted to the problems of energy saving and resource efficient engineering in low-tonnage chemical production, discussing the questions of conversion from the laboratory level to the low-tonnage chemical production of nanotechnological products. Researchers from across the globe will have the opportunity to share their latest findings, exchange ideas and contribute to discussions shaping the future and challenges of the field. The accepted conference papers will be published in Scopus-indexed proceedings ensuring broad visibility and impact.

 

Deparment

Field of study

Specialization

Specifications

Number of state-funded places/number of fee-paying places in 2024

FN-1 "Higher Mathematics"

01.00.00

Mathematics and Mechanics

01.03.04

Applied Mathematics

Mathematical modeling of systems and processes

20/8

FN-2 "Applied Mathematics"

01.00.00

Mathematics and Mechanics

01.03.04

Applied Mathematics

Mathematical modeling, counting methods and software packages

 

40/16

FN-3 "Theoretical Mechanics"

01.00.00

Mathematics and Mechanics

01.03.03

Mechanics and Mathematical Modeling

Mathematical and numerical modeling of dynamic systems and processes;

Mathematical and numerical modeling of mechanical systems and dynamic processes

 

20/35

FN-4 "Physics"

16.00.00

Physical and engineering science and technology

 

16.03.01

Technical Physics

Physics

43/12

FN-7 "Electrical Engineering and Power Electronics"

13.00.00

Power engineering and thermal engineering

13.03.02

Power engineering and electrical engineering

Electrical engineering

19/10

FN-11 "Computational Mathematics and Mathematical Physics"

02.00.00 Computer and Information Science

02.03.01 Mathematics and Computer Science

Supercomputer modeling and artificial intelligence in engineering problems

Mathematical and computer modeling in economics

 

57 / 50

01.00.00

Mathematics and Mechanics

01.03.03

Mechanics and Mathematical Modeling

Mathematical and computer modeling in mechanics

-

FN-12 "Mathematical Modeling"

01.00.00

Mathematics and Mechanics

01.03.04

Applied Mathematics

Mathematical methods in artificial intelligence

20/8

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.

 

 

 

 

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On December 2nd, the Academic Council of the Fundamental Sciences Scientific and Educational Complex held a ceremonial assembly to mark the 60th Anniversary of the Complex, which is the largest subdivision of the Bauman Moscow State Technical University

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