Svetlana Egorova - Candidate of Geological and Mineralogical Sciences, has been working at the Institute of Geology since 2010. Her way to science started with doctoral studies at the Laboratory of Petrology and Tectonics, her research interests include petrology of Paleoproterozoic magmatic complexes of the Fennoscandinavian Shield.
- I plan to steer the activities of the Young Scientists' Council to primarily focus on expertise sharing and communication between young scientists from different units of the Center. It is important to hold training workshops on preparing presentations, writing articles for scientific journals, initiating and submitting applications for grant support from the Russian Science Foundation, mastering useful services and tools that facilitate the work of a scientist, - said Svetlana Egorova.
The Young Scientists Council (YSC) of KarRC RAS is a collegial advisory body to KarRC RAS Director General. It was established to unite young scientists in search of the most effective forms of involving them in the development of basic and applied science, realization of the scientific potential, upskilling, as well as to help protect their rights, improve their work and living conditions and organize their leisure time.
KarRC RAS YSC Chairperson is a voting member of the KarRC RAS Learned Council.
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March 5, 2025
March 4, the Chairperson of the KarRC RAS Young Scientists Council (YSC) was asserted. The position was taken by Svetlana Egorova, Senior Researcher of the Laboratory of Precambrian Geology and Geodynamics, Institute of Geology KarRC RAS.
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April 1, 2025
Scholarly geologists to give a series of lectures and master classes within the “Karelia. History in Stone” exhibition
The exhibition “Karelia. History in Stone” prepared by the Institute of Geology KarRC RAS is set to open at the National Library of the Republic of Karelia on April 6. It will introduce visitors to natural features found around Petrozavodsk: traces of volcanic eruptions, marine sediments and evidence of the origin of early life forms. During the month, scientists will be giving lectures and master classes at the library.
The exhibition “Karelia. History in Stone” prepared by the Institute of Geology KarRC RAS is set to open at the National Library of the Republic of Karelia on April 6. It will introduce visitors to natural features found around Petrozavodsk: traces of volcanic eruptions, marine sediments and evidence of the origin of early life forms. During the month, scientists will be giving lectures and master classes at the library.
March 28, 2025
KarRC RAS signs a Memorandum of Understanding with the Bundelkhand University, India
Karelian Research Center is furthering its cooperation with Indian colleagues. On March 18, a Memorandum of Understanding between KarRC RAS and Bundelkhand University was signed in the city of Jhansi. KarRC RAS was represented at the ceremony by Deputy Director General Alexander Slabunov, who has been cooperating with scientists from India in the field of geology for many years. The new agreement is designed to scale this experience to other fields as well: water and climate change research, biology, mathematics, economics.
Karelian Research Center is furthering its cooperation with Indian colleagues. On March 18, a Memorandum of Understanding between KarRC RAS and Bundelkhand University was signed in the city of Jhansi. KarRC RAS was represented at the ceremony by Deputy Director General Alexander Slabunov, who has been cooperating with scientists from India in the field of geology for many years. The new agreement is designed to scale this experience to other fields as well: water and climate change research, biology, mathematics, economics.
March 27, 2025
Hydrologists study the estuaries of rivers emptying into the White Sea to assess the ecological situation in its drainage basin
Specialists from the Northern Water Problems Institute KarRC RAS went on an expedition to the Belomorsk District of Karelia. Scientists took measurements of the physical and chemical parameters of under-ice water and ice in the mouth of the Nizhny Vyg River. This area is under pressure from the White Sea-Baltic Canal, and the observations are needed to assess the ecological situation and predict how it will change as shipping traffic increases.
Specialists from the Northern Water Problems Institute KarRC RAS went on an expedition to the Belomorsk District of Karelia. Scientists took measurements of the physical and chemical parameters of under-ice water and ice in the mouth of the Nizhny Vyg River. This area is under pressure from the White Sea-Baltic Canal, and the observations are needed to assess the ecological situation and predict how it will change as shipping traffic increases.