The annual international scientific-practical conference “Scientific publication of international level” has become a traditional, the most modern and authoritative event in Russia dedicated to the development of scientific and educational fields. The conference was held at NUST MISiS 23 April – 26 April, 2019. Watch videos from the conference
Scientists from the National University of Science and Technology “MISIS” developed a new type of vibration sensors for devices for structural health monitoring of buildings and bridges. The research article is published in Sensors.
On April, 17-19 the Convention and English Language Expo of the National Association of teachers of English — NATE Russia— was held on the basis of ITMO (St. Petersburg National Research University of Information Technologies, Mechanics and Optics). It brought together teachers from all over Russia, as well as well-known speakers from the USA and Europe.
Academic writing is something that even well-established, native authors have difficulty with. Imagine the plight of non-native aspirants! Writing may be an art that may come naturally to a few, but academic writing is a whole different ball game altogether. Academic writing is a developed skill. Continue reading 3 Ways International Students Can Improve Academic Writing Skills→
Presentation “Writing for Publication” and a follow-up workshop on the principles of clear research writing (10 April 2019). The presenter will show information from research on the differences in the writing style of non-native speakers of English that may influence decisions by editors and peer reviewers. This research points to specific steps writers can take to make their writing better match the expectations of journal editors. The event will take place at the National University of Science and Technology MISIS (Moscow). Continue reading “Writing for Publication” Workshop by Emily Austin Thrush (USA) – 10 April 2019→
Ufa, Russia, is home to the country’s first Access group, launched in 2004. In the same school building where it all began, English Language Fellow Johanna Campbell was welcomed by the program’s current Bashkir students in the region’s traditional costume, presenting their native Chak-Chak desert tower of local honey-laden pastry.
The journey of a student from kindergarten to university is no less than a Hollywood movie. There are crisis, success, failure and even joy – which make the academic career of a student worth cherishing. However, there are challenges in every step that make the journey miserable for the students at times.Continue reading How do Academic Challenges Evolve throughout a Student’s Career?→