The laser monitor enabled TPU scientists to observe the propagation of the combustion waves in spite of the intense background lighting during combustion.
TPU scientists led by the Belgian professor Francis Verpoort have created a zirconium-based nanocase catalyst accelerating chemical processes many-folds and at obtaining advanced materials.
Students will compete in the following categories: Aerospace Systems, Virtual and Augmented Reality, Smart Robotic Systems, Applied AI, Wireless Communications Technologies, and Smart City.
Physicists from Tomsk Polytechnic University developed a new method for environmental monitoring using mosses. The new approach can be used for the assessment of air quality in the cities.
The positive dynamics of TPU publication activity in 2018 is proved with the increase of the number of publications in the Q1 and Q2 highly rated journals and the citation of articles.
'May the coming year be the beginning of something new in your life! Then we will have common success, achievements, and benefits. Their quantity will surely turn into a new quality.'
A group of 15 students with disabilities exercises at the specialized simulator to develop equilibrium. Data obtained helped the researchers to identify patterns in the movements of impaired people.
Anatoliy Konkov and Mikhail Shevelev were honored for a series of research papers devoted to the study of properties of polarization radiation of relativistic electrons from macroscopic structures.
The accelerator has been launched at Nazarbayev University. Numerous groundbreaking engineering solutions of TPU scientists were used to create the accelerator.
