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Institut Denis Poisson CNRS UMR 7013 Département de mathématiques de l’ Université de Tours Équipe de recherche : EMS

Research Interests : Analysis of PDE’s

• Wellposedness theory for dispersive PDE’s
• Dispersive limits
• Stability and asymptotic stability of solitary waves
• Camassa-Holm equation
• Viscoelastic fluid flows

Some Recent Publications

• (with A. Kabakouala) On the stability of the solitary waves to the (generalized) Kawahara equation , J. Math. Anal. Appl. 457 (2018), no. 1, 478-497.
• A Liouville property with application to asymptotic stability for the Camassa-Holm equation , Arch. Ration. Mech. Anal. 230 (2018), no. 1, 185-230.
• (with D. Pilod and S. Vento) On well-posedness for some dispersive perturbations of Burgers’ equation , Ann. I. H. Poincaré Anal. Non Linéaire 35 (2018), 1719-1756.
• (with D. Pilod and S. Vento) Unconditional uniqueness for the modified Korteweg-de Vries equation on the line , Rev. Math. Iber. 34 (2018), 1563-1608.
• (with Z. Guo, X. Liu, L. Molinet and Z. Yin) ll-posedness of the Camassa-Holm and related equations in the critical space , , J. Differ. Equ. 266 (2019) , 2-3, pp. 1698-1707.
• (with D. Pilod and S. Vento) On unconditional well-posedness for the periodic modified Korteweg-de Vries equation , J. Math. Soc. Japan 71 (2019), 147-201.
• (with   M. Darwich and N. Kishimoto), Dispersive limits for some perturbations of the NLS equation , Monatsh Math 188  (2019), 1629-651.
• Lecture on Compex Analysis

Review: Bad Bunny the bandido lights up the Wells Fargo Center on his ‘Most Wanted Tour’

The Puerto Rican superstar's first Philadelphia show since he headlined Made in America in 2022 was a celebration of Latino pride.

Bad Bunny came to South Philly on Friday night for a sold-out show at the Wells Fargo Center.

It was the first time in Philadelphia for the Puerto Rican rapper, singer and influential cultural force — who was born Benito Antonio Martinez Ocasio — since he headlined the Made in America festival in 2022.

The stop on his Most Wanted Tour was in support of his 2023 album Nadie Sabe Lo Que Va a Pasar Mañana — which translates from Spanish to English as Nobody Knows What Is Going to Happen Tomorrow — and a thumping, infectious celebration of Latino pride.

The Inquirer’s Rosa Cartagena and Dan DeLuca went to the show. Here’s their review.

Dan DeLuca: Good morning after Bad Bunny, Rosa. We saw Bad Bunny take the stage following an overture by the Philharmonic Orchestra Project (led by Grammy-winning conductor Carlitos Lopez), ride a horse, and entertain fans while looking down on them from a floating skybridge. How’d you like it? What were the highlights for you?

Rosa Cartagena: I am still so pumped. Sore, but energized. Bad Bunny is one of the artists who has defined my 20s. He’s delivered so much incredible music that has catapulted reggaeton, Latin trap, and Spanish-language music overall to a completely new level — all while simultaneously shining a spotlight on Puerto Rico’s political problems and resilience. My family and I love Bad Bunny and we have so much fun listening to him together, so what I was really excited to see was how the crowd reflected that, too: There were so many intergenerational families (including at least one abuela!) and it warmed my heart.

Inside the arena, the biggest highlight for me was his Latin trap section. Nadie Sabe was a great album, but I desperately wanted to hear such tracks as “Tú No Metes Cabra,” “Chambea,” and “Soy Peor.” I wish he performed more than snippets but I’ll take what I can get. He was his flirty, funny self — blowing kisses, waving, and winking at the crowd. The floating stage brought him closer to the fans at all seating levels and he had me tearing up at one moment when the lights went on and showed so many Puerto Rican flags, and he simply, quietly, soaked it all in from his perch.

Despite being a fan since the mix-tape days, I hadn’t seen him live before, but you’ve seen him a few times in Philly, right? How did this show compare?

D.D.: I’ve only seen him once before, actually. When he headlined Made in America in 2022, in the closing night show that, if the festival, which is canceled again this year, never comes back will go down as the last-ever MIA performance.

I enjoyed this more. What was cool about that MIA show was how he transformed the grounds into a Latinx dance party, making Jay-Z’s festival over in his own image and language. This was a really smartly staged arena show with top-shelf production — though the relationship between Bad Bunny and the audience is still what makes it special.

He did a lot of standing there and soaking in the adulation — it was a bit Evita -ish when he was on the floating stage, looking down on his people from the balcony. But who can blame him? The passion and appreciation for the ways he’s represented Latino culture and refused to compromise or cross over by rapping or singing in English is real. His audience loves him for it, as well they should.

Yeah, the Latin trap section was impressive. I could feel the bass coming up through the soles of my shoes.

Let’s talk about the staging. The orchestral introduction was classy, and created an Ennio Morricone Spaghetti Western vibe, fitting with the outlaw imagery of Nadie Sabe . A friend of mine on Facebook who’s also a non-Spanish speaker compared it to watching an Italian opera. You can be swept up by the emotion of the music, and the contours of the story reveal themselves.

R.C.: The orchestra definitely brought a level of class to the crowd ready for perreo — and that kind of genre-mashing surprise is part of why people love his sound. I see the bandido theme here almost in between Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter (which came out five months after Nadie Sabe ) and Taylor Swift’s brand-new The Tortured Poets Department , because it’s both bad boy and sad boy. (And unlike Beyoncé's country, he leans hard into Tex-Mex vaquero culture with a bolo tie and his mariachi-inspired outfit.)

But the resonance isn’t just contemporary. He also spotlights Puerto Rican folkloric music, like bringing plena performers to last year’s Grammys. Before he arrived onstage, the orchestra played an instrumental rendition of the iconic bolero by La Lupe, “Qué Te Pedi,” a beloved song that cuts across generations, proving what I heard from so many fans last night: He hasn’t forgotten his roots. It was also refreshing to hear his intimate, pared-down acoustic section, when he sat on the piano and crooned while holding a horse plushie.

D.D.: The piano section was sweet. Sitting on it, sort of like Michelle Pfeiffer in The Fabulous Baker Boys . It was impressive that he could pull off a cocktail lounge vibe in a massive arena. And before “Qué Te Pedi,” the intro music was Billie Holiday’s “I’ll Look Around.” Mood music of the highest order.

The filmed interlude of a masked man riding across the desert was like Clint Eastwood in a Sergeo Leone movie crossed with Max von Sydow in The Seventh Seal . But when Bad Bunny actually rode in on a horse it was anticlimactic, a brief video screen talking point. And I was glad it was short, though: I was worried the poor horse was going to freak out in a room with 20,000 people!

The setup with two stages, plus the floating sky bridge — that worked really well. And the lights were spectacular. It seemed almost everybody was wearing the light-up Bad Bunny boot necklaces synced to turn the room green or red, in rhythm with the music. The only show I’ve seen that used that trick so well was the Weeknd at the Linc a couple of summers ago.

R.C.: Breathtaking, for sure. The orb lights were versatile and dynamic, at one point making a bridge (like our own Benjamin Franklin). He threw down. The only thing Philly fans might have missed was “Acho PR,” the track where he shouts out Bryce Harper and the Phillies .

Zach Bryan coming to Greenville: Here's how you can meet the country singer backstage

Are you a Zach Bryan fan interested in attending one of his upcoming Greenville shows? If so, you are going to want to enter this contest to meet the country musician backstage.

Bryan will be making a stop in Greenville for his "The Quittin' Time Tour" on Sunday, May 5, and Monday, May 6, at the Bon Secours Wellness Arena. Both shows will start at 7 p.m.

Greenville is one of 10 cities selected to participate in Bud Light's contest , where fans can win tickets to his show, along with a post-show backstage meet and greet.

Tickets for Bryan's show can be purchased directly through Bon Secour Wellness Arena's website.

Zach Bryan is a 2024 Grammy Award winner

Bryan is an American country singer-songwriter hailing from Oologah, Oklahoma. He is also an eight-year U.S. Navy veteran. He first began uploading music to YouTube in 2017 while in the Navy, his friends capturing his performances through an iPhone. After uploading 16 songs onto YouTube, his song "Heading South" went viral. Once his music gained widespread popularity, Bryan received an honorable discharge from the U.S. army to pursue music full time, according to Biography . The singer is also known for hits, "Something in the Orange," "I Remember Everything," and "Hey Driver." His latest album, "Zach Bryan," was released in 2023.

On Spotify, he has amassed over 30.8M monthly listeners, and was recognized with the Academy of Country Music Award for New Male Artist of the Year in 2022, as well as four Billboard Music Awards. Recently, he was nominated for three 2024 Grammy Awards, taking one home for "I Remember Everything." The song won the category for Best Country Duo/Group Performance.

How to enter contest to win free tickets, meet Bryan

To enter the sweepstakes to win tickets to see Bryan's concert and meet him backstage, you must submit a form through Bud Light's website . The form's instructions are straightforward: enter your name, date of birth, zip code, and email to enter.

What do proceeds for the show go to?

A portion of Bud Light's draft sold at Bryan's shows will benefit Folds of Honor , a nonprofit organization that helps to provide educational scholarships to families of fallen and disabled service members and first responders.

Nina Tran covers trending topics. Reach her via email at [email protected]

Texas Tech Now

Newly hired rawls college leader founded the world poker tour.

April 19, 2024

Steve Lipscomb will use his expertise to expand the Alderson & Griffin Center for Family Business & Entrepreneurship as its executive director.

Steve Lipscomb wants his students at Texas Tech University 's Jerry S. Rawls College of Business to understand it's not often a business comes together according to plan. 

He knows success stories like that can seem unrealistic, but from his experience creating the World Poker Tour (WPT) in the early 2000s, it can happen – and fast. 

“The first three to five years played exactly as I had pitched to our investors,” Lipscomb recalled. “I told them we were going to make this into a televised sport and people were going to flock to it.”

Lipscomb remembers it was like riding a wave as he juggled the titles of CEO, promoter, writer, producer and director, determined to transform poker into a televised mainstream sport. As he gained his balance and began to enjoy the view, he became a huge believer in the art of doing – an endurance race he still enjoys today. 

Lipscomb will not only practice this work ethic, but also will strive to “create and iterate” as the newly hired executive director for the Alderson & Griffin Center for Family Business & Entrepreneurship . The center provides innovative networking opportunities, insightful educational forums and discussions, relevant academic programs and applied research to a wide range of entrepreneurs including emerging leaders, successors, senior generations, students and key nonfamily executives.

“The center is an important addition to the fertile ground we are seeding at Rawls and Texas Tech to encourage students, faculty and our community to help us build the futures we all desire,” said Rawls College Dean Margaret L. Williams . “We are excited to have Mr. Lipscomb join our exceptional faculty as an associate practice professor and look forward to benefiting from his years of experience building, advising and shaping successful public and private ventures.”

The Alderson & Griffin Center for Family Business & Entrepreneurship is strategically positioned at the intersection of corporate enterprise, entrepreneurial innovation and academic research. Lipscomb is “all in” to further elevate its collective creation, progress and understanding.

“I think nobody knows what you're capable of more than you do,” he said. “The center will be a place where people can discover what that means for them.”

Taking a Gamble

In Lipscomb's case, the more he was told the WPT would never work, the more he knew it would. 

There was a time when The New Yorker magazine even weighed in on the WPT phenomenon with a cartoon that jokingly questioned why poker was featured on the Travel Channel. Lipscomb shares in the same bewilderment about his own life path, having earned a Doctor of Jurisprudence from University of Chicago Law School with the intent to become a lawyer. 

While he enjoyed law school and thrived there, the Tennessee native found himself equally intrigued by the classes and performances he participated in at The Second City, a comedy club/theater and school of improvisation in Chicago. Post graduation, he moved to Los Angeles and quickly realized his law firm work was just a way to support his entertainment habit. 

“It was pretty clear in my mind that I was headed do some sort of crazy showbiz stuff,” he said. 

His first film venture was a documentary chronicling changes in the Southern Baptist Convention and its impact on women pastors. The film performed well at festivals, won numerous awards and garnered the attention of Hollywood producers and screenwriters like Al Burton and Norman Lear. 

That opened the door for Lipscomb to begin producing television with them and others. While on hiatus from producing a show for Comedy Central, Lipscomb had the opportunity to produce and direct a one-hour documentary about poker to air on the Discovery Channel. He accepted and quickly became intrigued about the poker world. 

“I witnessed this remarkable, but very small community of people playing poker for a living,” Lipscomb said. “When that one-hour documentary aired, it doubled its audience in an hour with no promotion. Very clearly, there was an audience who wanted to watch poker.”

Lipscomb pitched “poker as a sport” to every network he could find focused on sports or reality programming but was turned down flat. 

“They thought I was nuts,” he recalled, “which turned out to be the best “bad beat” of my life. When they said ‘no,' I quickly managed to raise money and launched the World Poker Tour as the first poker sports league on the planet.”

At first, it was a challenge for Lipscomb to figure out how to make a card game appear exciting and digestible to viewers who are not poker aficionados. He described this trial-and-error process as a post-production tangled mess that took eight months to unravel. 

The solution involved 16 cameras with angles that showed the cards not too little or too much, paired with custom-built graphics that popped out when players looked at their cards and disappeared when they folded. This enabled viewers to comprehend the game even while on mute or in a bar.  

“We did testing in Las Vegas that helped the network understand people were not just interested in fluffy pieces about casinos,” Lipscomb explained. “They wanted to watch the poker.”

Sure enough, once the WPT began airing in 2003, all doubts about Lipscomb's creation were crushed by numbers. Almost immediately on the Travel Channel, they had a household rating of 1.5-2% – comparable to National Basketball Association games at the time. 

Publications such as the Wall Street Journal and Inc. Magazine featured Lipscomb and his WPT success story on their front pages and covers as the show continued to skyrocket in popularity. 

Just one year later, Lipscomb and his executive team looked up in awe at the Nasdaq billboard in Times Square after ringing the bell to take WPT Enterprises, Inc. public. From that point forward, he progressively removed many of his early WPT hats, one by one, to focus on the company's growth as its president and CEO.

“The world changed and I sort of found what I would call ‘my jam,' which was the excitement of building something from nothing and scaling every vertical we could find,” he said, “from consumer products to electronic video games and other categories.”

No Bluff Business

Looking back, Lipscomb considers the WPT as his business school of sorts as he worked to transform a television show into a global sports/gaming brand.

“We had an incredible team that didn't say ‘no' a lot,” he credited. “We found ways to say ‘yes' to build things that worked, and when they didn't work, we got better and better at moving on quickly.”

He and his teammates created award-winning consumer products, marketing partnerships and brand-building verticals; while, at the same time, seeding and launching numerous businesses, including the world's first poker talent management company, the first televised card tour in China's history and a popular mobile phone game. 

By 2009, Lipscomb was approached by multiple companies interested in purchasing the WPT. After carefully analyzing the hand in front of them, he and the board decided it was time to cash in those chips. 

“The acquirer was an online gaming group in the market segment that was making most of the money at the time,” he said. “I was not interested in staying onboard, so I walked off into the sunset to find the next thing.”

After his WPT chapter closed, Lipscomb felt empowered by the business knowledge he absorbed from the experience. He remained CEO of the publicly traded shell company and merged it to expand an existing energy company, quadrupling the stock price. He then became CEO of the spinoff company to oversee a private placement memorandum and the monetization of leftover WPT assets, which produced more than $25 million for the new company to deploy in the domestic oil and gas industry.

“Once I handed off management of the two spinoff public companies, I blissfully worked myself out of a job,” he said. “I planned to spend the rest of my time trying to help people build stuff to make the world a better place.”

Lipscomb formed Practicrats, LLC to chase this passion by working with corporations, sports leagues and foundations to build businesses. He is founder/board chair of Gamers.Vote which partners with gamers, influencers and companies to encourage voter participation, as well as GamersAct.org, inspiring gamers to address climate change. He also spent a decade as managing director of FixItAmerica.org which supported bi-partisan resolutions in state legislatures. 

As part of those initiatives, he attended the EarthX conference in Dallas last year where a government official inspired him and other private enterprises to aim toward a more sustainable future. 

“I walked away from there thinking I needed to find a way to do more,” he admitted.

A few conversations later, he learned about the job posting for the Alderson & Griffin Center for Family Business & Entrepreneurship and felt what he describes as a “Star Wars” tractor beam drawing him to the position. 

He is convinced the work being done at Texas Tech can change the world, and this belief only strengthened after his visit to campus. 

“The sort of visionary people like Dean Williams and the leadership at Texas Tech pulled me in,” he said. “I think we have lofty goals, and I say ‘we' because I feel like nothing gets done by an individual. It's always done with people, so to join that community and find a way to try to help it grow and flourish is exciting to me.”

Lipscomb officially began his Rawls College role April 11. He plans to teach one class a semester beginning in the fall, but the Alderson & Griffin Center for Family Business & Entrepreneurship activities will begin immediately and include the ongoing McCoy Family Business Speaker Series .  

“There are great minds here and great things happening,” he said. “I think there's never been a better time, with all of the resources around us, for people to join together and do amazing things. That's what this opportunity means to me.”

Lipscomb laughs as he discloses he would have never imagined jumping up and down to participate in a business school program a year ago. But he says that is the beauty of his remarkably blessed and wonderful journey. 

“I find in life it's always better to pick a path and start walking,” he shared. “If you had told me when I made my first social issue documentary about religious faith that I was going to be the poker guy, I would have told you that was crazy. But that's the way life works, I think. 

“And I certainly encourage everyone around me to do the same. So, if you have something in you that just won't be quiet – something you feel like you need to build – please come and join us.”

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What Taylor Swift's new album means for her $1 billion fortune

• Taylor Swift's new album, " The Tortured Poets Department ," is almost guaranteed to be a bestseller. 
• But no matter how well it does, it won't be the way Swift earns most of her money this year.
• The remaining leg of her Eras Tour is expected to add much more to Swift's billion-dollar fortune.

Taylor Swift released her new album, " The Tortured Poets Department ," at midnight, and, in what should be no surprise to anyone on this planet in the year 2024, it caused a scene.

Her album garnered millions of streams within hours. There's almost no doubt it'll top the Billboard chart like the 13 Swift albums before it.

But no matter how many platinum certifications it collects or streams it racks up on Spotify, "The Tortured Poets Department" won't be Swift's biggest money-maker this year.

The remaining leg of her Eras Tour — kicking off in Paris next month and running through December — is instead expected to be what contributes most to her fortune, which Bloomberg estimated to be $1.1 billion last year.

"Live music is the engine of the global music business," Clayton Durant, an adjunct professor at NYU Steinhardt's Music Business Program who's the founder of CAD Management, told Business Insider. "Her tour is probably going to earn 10 to 15 times more than her streaming."

Swift's Eras Tour brought in more than $1 billion in ticket sales last year over its 66 dates. By the end of this year, she's set to have played another 86. Swift's cut is unknown, but based on industry standards, she'll surely earn nine figures in 2024 from ticket sales.

Concerts don't only bring in money from ticket sales.

Pollstar estimates that Swifties spend an average of $40 a head on merch at her concerts — that adds up to about $175 million in gross merch sales last year. Swift's camp keeps the majority of that.

Bloomberg estimated that between box office and merchandise, Swift pocketed $225 million, pre-tax, from her first 57 Eras Tour dates. Career earnings from ticket sales and merchandise account for 34% of her total net worth, while earnings from music streaming and sales account for 18%, Bloomberg estimates.

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Swift isn't alone in making money on the road.

In 2021, the last year Billboard made a list of music's top earners, seven out of the 10 top money makers earned more than half of their income from touring.

But the music industry didn't always function this way. Before the advent of streaming, musicians made most of their fortune selling CDs, cassette tapes, and vinyl records .

"Physical music sales made up the bulk of artists' revenue pre-streaming, and that revenue was what enabled artists to tour. These days, the equation has flipped," Tatiana Cirisano, a senior music-industry analyst at MIDiA, told BI over email.

Streaming made listening to recorded music much cheaper. For less than the price of one CD — or for free, illegally or with ads — people could get all the songs they wanted.

"The moment Napster hit, it changed the paradigm, and it really honestly diluted the value of music," Durant said.

To be sure, Swift is still making tens of millions, if not more, on streaming and record sales each year — more than almost any other artist on the planet.

Streaming services such as Spotify pay out artists on a pro-rata model: There's a pot, made up of subscription and ad revenue, paid out to artists each year. Those with the biggest share of the platform's total streams get the biggest piece of it.

But "if you're an individual artist, you have to have a pretty massive audience to be able to earn a meaningful share of that revenue — which is paid out to you after your label gets its cut," Cirisano said.

Last year, Swift was the most streamed artist on both Apple and Spotify. One of every 78 songs streamed in the US last year was a Swift song, according to the music-data firm Luminate. She'll probably rank at or near the top again, between " The Tortured Poets Department " and a streaming lift from the second leg of her Eras Tour.

Swift is also set to earn more than most artists from physical music sales. Last year, she was responsible for one out of every 15 vinyl records sold, according to Luminate. Cirisano said Swift's rabid followers saw physical records as "a symbol of fandom" and a way to support Swift.

That said, without Eras, Swift would just be a poor centimillionaire.

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Why Moscow State Technical University? Programs and tuition fees at Moscow State Technical University. Interesting facts about BMSTU

Bauman Moscow State Technical University – national research university, a major scientific center of the country, an innovator in the development of aerospace systems. Research is underway here on information and telecommunication systems, the nanosystem industry, security and counter-terrorism.

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The oldest technical university in Russia was founded in July 1830 as the Moscow Vocational School. Engineering training was conducted in two areas: practical craft and theoretical foundations. Russian industrialists highly appreciated the graduates of the institution, many of whom, shortly after training, occupied key positions in factories. In 1868, the educational institution acquired the status of the Imperial Moscow Technical School. Here fundamental scientific schools were emerging, new buildings and dormitories were being built. The system of training engineering specialists, the so-called "Russian method of training", was gaining popularity around the world. In 1876, after the victory of IMTS at the World Exhibition in America, the method was adopted not only by Russian, but also European and American universities. The secret of training was a unique combination of serious theoretical training, the development of practical skills in conditions close to real and the relationship of the school with industrial enterprises. At the beginning of the 20th century, the school was first recognized as the best technical educational institution in Russia. After the revolution of 1917, the university experienced a series of transformations, as a result of which several separate technical institutes stood out. During World War II, defense departments were opened at the university, which carried out orders for the front. The modern name is Bauman Moscow State Technical University – assigned to the institution in 1989. At all stages of development, MSTU closely collaborated with industry, maintained contacts with other scientific and educational institutions.

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The educational center includes 19 faculties (including 5 industry faculties, accepting applicants the targeted recruitment basis), 3 branches, research centers and laboratories. Moscow College of Space Instrument Engineering (MTKP) operates on the basis of MSTU.

Training programs

The University provides training in higher education programs full-time only. The terms of study are: bachelor’s – 4 years, specialist program – 5 years 10 months, master’s – 2 years.

University branches

There are 2 faculties in the branch where future engineers, specialists in information systems and management study. MSTU students undergo internships at the partners of the branch – Samsung, Volkswagen factories located in the region.

On the territory of the branch there are scientific laboratories, test sites, demonstration halls of rocket and space technology.

The youngest branch of MSTU. Since 2016, students have been studying here at 8 faculties, the military department is also located here. The branch entered the structure of the educational institution after Moscow State Forest University merged with MSTU.

The advantages of MSTU

• Prestige of the University. The university takes 2nd place in the ranking of the Top 100 Russian universities in terms of the quality of education [1] and 4th place in Russia among entrepreneurial universities [2] .
• Teaching staff. More than 650 professors work at MSTU [3] , among the heads of departments there are academicians, members of the RAS .
• Research base. MSTU is the holder of the prestigious status of the National Research University [4] , which is awarded for the successful integration of scientific work with educational activities. The institution has over 60 research institutes, centers and laboratories.
• Assistance in career development. The university has organized a special department for employment , which regularly holds job fairs, career days, presentations of industry companies. Among the permanent partners of MSTU are such companies as Sberbank, Gazprom, Samsung Research, Rusal .
• Support for innovative student companies. There is a business incubator at MSTU, the main purpose of which is the development of entrepreneurial projects of the University. Startups receive legal, technical, organizational support at all stages of the project.

Requirements for admission

Applicants from other countries can apply for admission by quota [5] or by paying for the tuition. For admission, you must contact the Office of International Cooperation from June 20 to July 10 and provide a set of documents [6] :

• Application form (got from [email protected] );
• National passport (original and certified translation into Russian);
• Certificate of education with a transcript (original and copy with an equivalence certificate if necessary);
• Medical certificate confirming absence of medical contradiction for studying);
• Negative HIV and AIDS tests;
• 6 photos (coloured, matte).

Foreign citizens can simultaneously apply for no more than 3 training programs. The exact dates of entrance exams are determined individually for each program. The results of the competitive selection are announced on August 8. Applicants recommended for admission by quota must choose 1 study program by August 2. Passed the competition for paid tuition – until August 18 included.

Full list of documents is sent to the selection committee in person or through post offices. The main priority subjects at admission are physics, mathematics, Russian. For certain programs there may be exceptions [7] .

Dates and procedure for submitting documents

How to prepare for admission.

Doors open days. Twice a year, April 12 and October 4, BMSTU consults for applicants on admission, gives tours of the university and arranges meetings with representatives of faculties. At these events, you can learn about the rules of admission, preparatory courses and competitions. According to tradition, the rector and the heads of departments give speeches in the Palace of Culture.

Preparatory course. For international applicants with non-sufficient knowledge of the Russian language can apply for a one-year preparatory course organised by the Faculty of International Educational Programs [8] . These are available prior to all levels of study (bachelor’s, master’s or doctoral).

Contest. Since 1991, MSTU. Bauman holds a school contest Step into the future . Tests are held from September 1 to March 31 in 2 stages: scientific and educational (project protection/creative competition) and academic (solving tasks in school subjects). Participants who won prizes are granted unconditional enrollment to the MSTU or 100 points that are counted for the subject that can then be presented to another university.

International cooperation

Students and graduate students can take part in the academic exchange programs of MSTU. The university collaborates with educational institutions in 50 countries, including Harbin University of Technology , British University de Montfort , and the Higher Technical Institute of Lisbon . MSTU is a member of international associations of Technical Universities ( ATU , ASRTU ). Collaboration is carried out in several directions:

• Double degree programs . As part of the interaction, students of MSTU undergo a two-year course at the partner universities . At the end of the program, graduates receive a diploma from MSTU and a foreign university in which they studied. Students of 3-4 courses with academic performance above 4 points are allowed to participate in the competitive selection. Up-to-date information on the programs is available at the coordinators of the directions and is available after submitting an electronic application online . Read more
• Short-term international exchange programs. These programs are designed for the duration of 1 or 2 semesters, during which students who finished their 2nd year of study can train for free in one of the partner universities in Europe and Asia. Monthly expenses for accommodation, flight and meals are about 800  USD and are paid by students. For some short-term exchange programs, there are government grants from the host country. Accurate information can be obtained from the project coordinators after filling out the application online .
• Summer and winter space schools. International student events, organized by the created on the basis of MSTU Youth Space Center . As part of the events, conferences, tours to space centers, and industry enterprises are held.
• International educational programs. Since 1952, MSTU has accepted foreign students to study according to individual curricula. Training is conducted in Russian. The university has a preparatory department, where students from other countries study Russian, physics, and mathematics.

How to take part in exchange programs and a double diploma. Stages of selection

• Application. To participate the students must apply online on the MSTU website .
• Answer from the program coordinator. After processing of the application you will receive the list of required documents via email.
• Consultation appointment. The student studies the document requirements and contacts the coordinator to determine the date and time of the consultation.
• Consultation on the choice of program and university. At the meeting with the coordinator, the program and the partner university can be determined, the requirements for the documents are specified.
• Submission of documents to the admission committee of the partner university and wait for an answer. The final decision is made by the commission of the university in which training is planned.

From the moment the application is submitted to the final decision on average the period of 2 to 3 months might pass.

Infrastructure of MSTU

Main buildings of MSTU are located in the Lefortovo district of Moscow, near the metro Baumanskaya. 10 dormitories have been built for nonresident and foreign students. On the territory of the university there is a clinic and a robotics scientific and educational center.

Library. Students and teachers have more than 2.7 million books at their disposal that were accumulated since the founding of the university. The library fund is available in both traditional and digital form. Library website

Palace of Culture. The concert hall, that can hold 1200 people, is a popular venue for performances by students, teachers and guests of the university. The palace regularly hosts scientific conferences, thematic meetings, performances, the famous Gaudeamus chamber choir and other student initiatives. Read More

Sports complex. Physical education and recreational activities are held in 36 disciplines. Students are offered a 50-meter long swimming pool, gyms, a climbing wall and outdoor areas. Health centers with sports equipment are located in the 4th and 11th dormitories of MSTU.

Interesting facts about MSTU

• Moscow State Technical University is the first technical university in Russia.
• In summer, the International Youth Scientific School – Space Development: Theory and Practice takes place. The students model rockets, space objects, and organize meetings with astronauts in Star City.
• Sloboda Palace is the main building of the University and an architectural monument of the XVIII-XIX centuries. On its territory there are more than 100 unique historical exhibits.
• The Baumanets newspaper is the corporate media of the university, has been published for almost 100 years . Monthly issues are devoted to university news, interesting professional events and famous personalities.
• The Youth Space Center of MSTU houses the Student Mission Control Center .

Famous alumni

• Pavel Sukhoi (1895–1975) – an outstanding aircraft designer, Doctor of Technical Sciences, under whose leadership more than 50 aircraft hulls were created. The SU aircraft series is named to honor the aircraft designer.
• Sergei Korolev (1907–1966) – an outstanding scientist and designer in the field of rocket science. He launched the first artificial satellite in near Earth orbit and sent the world's first astronaut into space.
• Anfrei Tupolev (1888–1972) – scientist, aircraft designer, Doctor of Technical Sciences, academician of the USSR Academy of Sciences. Developer of the world's first supersonic civil aircraft Tu-144.
• Yuri Koptev (1940) – Chairman of the Council of Roscosmos, Doctor of Technical Sciences, full member of the Academy of Space Sciences.
• Oleg Artemyev (1970) – Russian test cosmonaut, hero of Russia. He made 2 space flights and 3 spacewalks.
• Ilya Sachkov (1986) – co-owner, CEO of Group-IB, in 2016 entered the ranking of bright entrepreneurs under 30 according to Forbes.
• Dmitry Grishin (1978) – co-founder, head of the board of directors of Mail.Ru.Group. Since 2012, he is the founder of an investment fund in the field of consumer robotics.

Student Reviews

Pros. Students note excellent fundamental training, a strong teaching staff, and the opportunity for self-realization during extracurricular activities. The positive aspects include the presence of a military department, convenient location and a large number of dormitories.

Cons. Critical reviews mention huge training loads, especially during the first year, lack of repair in educational buildings, outdated equipment, poorly organized practice. Many students do not like a large number of engineering subjects in all programs and areas of training.

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Miles Russell started playing golf at two years old and first broke par at the age of six.

Nine years after shooting under par for the first time, Russell made the cut in a Korn Ferry Tour event, becoming the youngest player ever to do so.

“That’s pretty cool, I did not know that,” Russell said after making the cut at the LECOM Suncoast Classic.

“That’s a cool [record] to have.”

Russell shot a 3-under 68 in the opening round and carded a 5-under 66 during Friday’s second round—a round that featured a pair of eagles on the opening nine.

“I’m kind of speechless. The goal was to make the cut, and we made it, so we’ll see where the weekend goes,” Russell added.

“It’s a cool record to break. People are getting so good, so young. It could hold out for a week. You never know, but it’s pretty cool right now.”

Only one other player under the age of 16 has ever made the cut in a PGA Tour-sanctioned event. At the 2013 Masters Tournament , Guan Tian Liang of China—at 14 years old—made it to the weekend. He also made the cut at the 2013 Zurich Classic of New Orleans.

Nevertheless, Russell surpassed the Korn Ferry Tour record set by Gipper Finau— Tony Finau’s brother—at the 2006 Utah Championship. At the time, Finau was 16 years old.

Now, Russell—the number one ranked player within the American Junior Golf Association (AJGA)—has had a tremendous opportunity to see how his game compares to that of professionals.

“I knew it was going to be a good test to see where I am against some of the best,” Russell said.

“It’s definitely something I’ll remember, even when times get hard. I’ll remember it when that happens and go with the flow.”

So far, Russell has passed the test with flying colors. Despite his young age, he looks the part of a future star.

His calm demeanor is just another reason why Russell has had so much success in Florida this week.

“Kind of keep trying to do what I’ve been doing,” Russell said Friday.

“I don’t know what the weather looks like in the next few days, but I think it’s pretty much the same. I mean, have a day like today, maybe make a few fewer mistakes, and see how it goes.”

With Russell making the cut, he has his sights set on another goal: finishing in the top 25. That could lead to another opportunity on the Korn Ferry Tour next week at the Veritex Bank Championship in Texas, but Russell is not getting ahead of himself too much—just like a seasoned pro.

Still, further opportunities will surely present themselves to this budding young star.

Jack Milko is a golf staff writer for SB Nation’s Playing Through. Be sure to check out @_PlayingThrough for more golf coverage. You can follow him on Twitter @jack_milko as well.

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