The International Scientific Conference “Lomonosov” of undergraduate students, postgraduates, and young scientists

The conference is organised within the framework of the International Scientific Youth Forum "Lomonosov". The Organising Committee of the Lomonosov Forum is chaired by the Rector of Moscow State University, Academic Victor Antonovich Sadovnichy.

The main purpose of the conference is to encourage the creativity of undergraduate students, postgraduates, and young scientists, involve them in addressing the urgent problems of modern science, to maintain and develop the international scientific and educational space, and establish contacts between the future colleagues.

Almost 30 million people from 90 countries visited the Forum in 10 years of its existence. At the moment, there are almost 570 000 scientists from 80 countries who are registered in the system «Lomonosov».

The Institute of Russian Language and Culture MSU has been holding a section «Teaching Russian language and fundamental subjects to foreign students».

The Conference welcomes students (specialists, bachelors and masters), postgraduate students and young scientists from any country of the world under the age of 35 – including students, postgraduates and staff of universities and academic institutions from Russia and abroad. The format of the conference: face-to-face or remotely.

The experience of giving a speech at the conference will help in further study at Lomonosov Moscow State University. Abstracts are published in a scientific collection of abstracts.

Rector of Moscow State University, Academic Victor Antonovich Sadovnichy gives diplomas to the winners of the conference.

The winners of the section «Teaching Russian language and fundamental subjects to foreign students»

2023:

1. Trismakova Arina Sergeevna “Designing Russian as a Foreign Language Textbook for Chinese Students Taking into Consideration Chinese Educational Traditions: Comparative Analysis of the Textbooks “The East” and “The Way to Russia” (Elementary Level)”;

2. Fan Xinyu “The Influence of Various Sectors on the Development of the Chinese National Economy”;

3. Liu Wei “The Role of the Internet Language in Contemporary Chinese: Formation, Specificity and Impact”.

2022:

1. Nguyen Thi Thuy An "What Should Journalists Expect? May an Artificial Intelligence Replace Journalists: Perspectives, Dilemma, Challenges";

2.  Yuan Zhijuan "Corporate Development Strategy on the Example of "Huawei";

3.  An Yongmin "The Future of Russian Aviation Industry on the World Market: Goals Achieved and New Ground";

4. Wang Yuehan "The Experience of the Development of a Model of Teaching Speaking Russian for Chinese Students with the Use of Internet-resources (A2)».

2021:

1. Kun Huibo «The Impact of Russian Emigration on Harbin Urban Culture”;

2. Guo Lin «A New Mysterious Species of Human “Denisovans”;

3. Gres Ekaterina Evgenievna “From Myth to Logos: the Interpretation of Greek Mythology as a Way of Actualization of the Value of Philosophical Knowledge as a Part of Pre-university Training for Masters in Psychology”.

 2020:

1. Lu Nannan “Magnetic Hyperthermia in Cancer Treatment: Synthesis and Study of Impact of Magnetic Nanoparticles”;

2. Cheng Xinying “Uighurs: the History of the Origin, its Traditions, Culture, Religion and Writing”;

3. Orlov Alister Aleksandrovich “The Problem of Learning Motivation in Distance RFL Teaching on the Pre-university Course”;

4. Anastasia Lositskaya “Lexical-grammatical Basis of Invertebrate Zoology Course for Foreign Students”.
   

2019:

1.  Jan Tintin “A Comparative Analysis of the Fates of Heroines from the Dramatic Works “The Storm” by A.N. Ostrovsky and “Thunderstorm” by Cao Yu”;

2. Gao Fengkai “Raman Spectroscopy Under the Action of High Pressure: Method and Application”

3. Shen Tianyi “Crystal growth Patterns on the Interface Boundary in the Experiment “Chemical Garden”. 

2018:

1. Ranjan Pranav Banshidhar “Paleontology as a Science”

2. Aydin Yunus Emre “Russia’s Attitude towards the Issue of Opening of Commercial Shipping in the Black Sea”

3. Tao Synyan “Low Temperature Physics”.