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Lukina Natalya L.

Position

Senior lecturer

Faculty

Faculty of Civil Engineering

Department

Department of Construction Technology

Visiting address

Offices 251-E - 253-E, 5/8 Egorova Str., St Petersburg

Correspondence address

4, 2nd Krasnoarmeiskaya Str., St Petersburg, 190005

Phone +7(812) 575-06-34
E-mail sp@spbgasu.ru

Basic information

Education

SpecialtyTechnology and Entrepreneurship QualificationTeacher of Technology and Entrepreneurship (Nizhny Novgorod State Pedagogical University, 2005)

Field of studyCivil Engineering Qualification Master’s degree (SPbGASU, 2019)

Professional development

  • The use of computer technology in the learning process in the context of the implementation of the Federal State Educational Standard (SPbGASU, 2019, 72 hours)
  • Labor protection in educational institutions (SPbGASU, 2019, 40 hours)
  • Development of practice-oriented programs of continuous additional professional education in the field of modern building technologies (SPbGASU, 2019, 108 hours)
  • Modern means of computer engineering in construction (SPbGASU, 2019, 90 hours)
  • Regulatory and technical regulation in the construction industry (SPbGASU, 2021, 16 hours)
  • Automation of planning the educational process, taking into account changes in the legislation of the Russian Federation (SPbGASU, 2021, 16 hours)

Teaching

  • Architectural and construction technologies
  • Building technology
  • Technological processes in construction

Professional interests

  • Scientific research
  • Curriculum development
  • Improving teaching methods
  • Editorial and publishing activities

Research interests

  • Technologies of stone and installation works

  • Psychology of interaction with the environment

Scientific conferences

Natalya Lukina has participated in more than 10 scientific conferences.

Publications

Natalya Lukina is the author and co-author of 12 published scientific works, including 3 articles in the journals from the HAC and Scopus lists.

The most significant publications

Articles

  1. Lukina N.L. Psychological studies of the choice of working professions / N.L. Lukina // Bulletin of Civil Engineers. - 2015. – No. 5 (52). – P. 343–350.
  2. Lukina N.L. Meaningful life orientations of students of secondary schools of St Petersburg and Balakhna / N.L. Lukina // Scientific discussion on the issues of pedagogy and psychology: a collection of articles based on materials of the XLVI international scientific-practical. conf. - Moscow, 2016.-- Part II. – P. 91–97.
  3. Lukina N.L. Motivation of the choice of professions by adolescents of large and small cities of Russia (at the example of St Petersburg and Balakhna) / N.L. Lukina // World of Education - Education in the World. – 2016. – No. 1 (61). – P. 282-288.
  4. Lukina N.L. Value orientations of students of secondary schools of large and small cities of Russia / N.L. Lukina, E.A. Solovyova // Theory and practice of management in construction: thematic collection of scientific papers. SPb., 2016. – P. 126–130.
  5. Lukina N.L. Views of students of large and small cities of Russia on the work and life path / N.L. Lukina // Secondary vocational education. Moscow, 2016. – No. 6. – P. 10–13.
  6. Lukina N.L. Interrelation of motives for choosing working professions and value orientations of secondary school students in large and small cities of Russia / N.L. Lukina // Actual problems of economics and management in construction: materials of the 70th All-Russian scientific-practical. conf. of students, postgraduate students and young scientists "Actual problems of modern construction": in 2 parts – St Petersburg, SPbGASU, 2017. – P.1. – P. 135–139.
  7. Lukina N.L. Choosing a working profession / N.L. Lukina // Advance in science: development strategies: materials of IV All-Russian. scientific-practical conf. with international participation (Cheboksary, 12 March, 2018) – Cheboksary, 2018. – No. 1 (4) – P. 132-134.
  8. Lukina N.L. The influence of the features of the SWOT analysis application for the Polis Group construction organization / N.L. Lukina // Organization of construction production: All-Russian scientific conf. [4 February, 2019]; SPbGASU. - SPb, 2019 P. 146-150.
  9. Lukina, N. L. Temporal perspective of students of secondary vocational and higher educational institutions / N. L. Lukina, E. A. Solovyova // New in psychological and pedagogical research. - 2019. - No. 3 (55). - P. 170-177.
  10. Lukina, N. L. Creation of a mathematical model of the effectiveness of the influence of organizational and technological factors on the development of construction professions / N. L. Lukina, V. M. Chelnokova // Bulletin of Civil Engineers. - 2020. - No. 3 (80). – P. 148–154.
  11. Plamadyala, A. V. Study of the process of mounting walls with plasterboard sheets / A. V. Plamadyala, N. L. Lukina // Technologies and organization of construction: materials of the I All-Russian Interuniversity Scientific and Practical Conference of Young Scientists, dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the founding of the Department of Construction production"; St Petersburg State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering. - St Petersburg: SPbGASU, 2020. - P. 280–283.
  12. Belle, E. V. Improving the technology of masonry from small silicate blocks / E. V. Belle, N. L. Lukina // I All-Russian Interuniversity Scientific and Practical Conference of Young Scientists in the direction of technology and organization of construction, dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the founding of the Department of Construction production; St Petersburg State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering. - St Petersburg: SPbGASU, 2020. - P. 32–36.
  13. Akimova, Yu. N. Analysis of instrumental values influencing the choice of working professions by teenagers in a metropolis and a small town in Russia / Yu. N. Akimova, N.L. Lukina // Economics and management: theory and practice. – Yaroslavl, 2021. - P. 200–204.
  14. Lukina N.L. Effect of organizational and technological factors on the development of construction workers / Contemporary Problems of Architecture and Construction. 2021. P. 429–433.