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Novosibirsk invents a turbine that converts TPP heat into electricity
The ORC unit will be able to use hot water in summer, when heat goes to waste after heating is turned off
Electric Motors to Get Protection from Power Surges Thanks to New NSTU Development
The patented device is designed for use in three-phase networks
NSTU Engineers Invent Protection for Nuclear Power Plants: Electric Drive with Additional Winding Prevents Reactor Errors
The device prevents false alarms and increases the reliability of the emergency system
Russian engineers have reduced the power supply for drones without losing power
The technology of NSTU scientists based on gallium nitride reduces dimensions and improves heat dissipation
Machine Tool Development Centers to be Established by NSTU and OmSTU
Two new centers will begin operations in 2026 in the Omsk and Novosibirsk regions
More Precise and Reliable: Anti-Drone Ammunition for Grenade Launchers Modernized at NSTU
Novosibirsk engineers have figured out how to ensure effective network deployment
Portable sensor for monitoring the filling of oil tanks developed at NSTU
The device replaces manual measurements and operates in the conditions of the Far North
Improved Transformers in Electronics: Scientists at NSTU Create Ferrites Capable of Withstanding Heating up to 180°C
The university is also working on new low-profile cores
6 Times Higher Wear Resistance: Siberian Scientists from NSTU Present Multifunctional Nano-Coatings for Metal
New protective materials withstand 950 °C, extreme wear, and will help in mechanical engineering
NSTU scientists created a program for calculating the dispersion of aircraft emissions
The development makes it possible to calculate pollutant concentrations taking into account trajectories and the individual characteristics of an airfield
New Software Developed at NSTU to Improve the Efficiency of Rare-Earth Lasers
The development will allow research to be conducted without an experimental setup
Portable plastic recycling complex launched in Novosibirsk
The new development will help reduce waste and turn plastic into useful products
Brain-Signal-Controlled Robotic Arm System Developed at NSTU
Its operation is based on brain reactions when looking at flickering light sources