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ASU representatives took part in a series of events dedicated to Russian Science Day in Tatarstan. The scientific lecture series "Just about the Main Thing," held this week at the Tatarstan Academy of Sciences, included lectures and master classes on physics and astronomy, biology and medicine, information technology and artificial intelligence, and social sciences and psychology. Among the 16 lecturers were three representatives of Adyghe State University: Rector Daud Mamiy, Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Professor Alexey Savvateyev, and Head of the Laboratory for Popularization and Propaganda of Mathematics at the Steklov Mathematical Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Senior Researcher at the Department of Mathematical Research and University Educational Programs at the ASU CMC Nikolay Andreyev.



At a meeting of the section "Educational Breakthrough Trajectories: Popularization, Innovation, Cooperation," Daud Mamiy shared the experience of the Caucasian Mathematical Center of Adyghe State University in creating educational growth points. Additionally, the meeting participants discussed the possibility of piloting the Physics and Mathematics Breakthrough project in the Republic of Adygea.

The Physics and Mathematics Breakthrough project, which brings together the efforts of innovative teachers to develop children's abilities in technical fields and helps prepare them for further education in science and engineering, is being implemented in Tatarstan with the support of the regional government as part of the state program for scientific and technological development. To date, the project has already enlisted the participation of 100 math clubs and 20 physics and mathematics classes, with 1,537 students from 97 schools in the republic joining the initiative.

A recording of the event is available at  the link.
 
-The popularization of natural sciences is the number one issue for Tatarstan and its economy,- emphasized Rustam Minnikhanov, the head of the region, at a meeting with speakers of events dedicated to Russian Science Day.
 
The Raise of Tatarstan expressed confidence that popular science lectures will provide an additional impetus for increasing the interest of young people in the natural and technical fields of knowledge.

During the meeting, Daud Mamiy spoke about the importance of developing and promoting interdisciplinary projects aimed at preserving the native language and culture. While Rustam Minnikhanov noted Tatarstan's readiness for cooperation and presented the medal "For Valiant Labor" to Nikolai Andreyev.