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SPbGASU Vice-Rector Presented A Medal And Books To The Library Of The Russian Academy Of Sciences

Text: Lyubov Uglanova

Photo: Presidium of the Russian Engineering Academy

13 Feb
Evgeny Korolev, Elena Ermoshina, Head of the LAS Department of collections and services, Olga Skvortsova, Director, Natalia Kolpakova, Deputy Director for Science, Natalia Volkova, Head of the Reference and Bibliographic Department

Vice-Rector for Research, Professor, Head of the Department of Technology of Construction Materials and Metrology at SPbGASU, Academician of the Russian Engineering Academy Evgeny Korolev presented the Library of the Russian Academy of Sciences with a medal "For outstanding achievements in the field of popularization of engineering knowledge" and a set of rare books.

"The Library of the Russian Academy of Sciences in St Petersburg was founded in 1714 by Peter the Great and is the oldest in Russia. Today, it is one of the largest libraries in our country and the world. Its collections contain millions of storage units and many unique literary monuments. The library staff supports scientific and research activities, provides a wide range of services, thereby contributing to the popularization of science in general and engineering knowledge in particular. In gratitude, the Presidium of the Russian Engineering Academy decided to award the institution a medal. This award is our appreciation for the work of all library employees," noted Evgeny Korolev.

On behalf of SPbGASU, the Vice-Rector donated rare editions to the library: “Brick outfit of Nevsky Prospect” and “Brick Saint Petersburg in the 18th–19th centuries”. Their author is Vsevolod Inchik, DSc in Engineering, advisor to the Russian Academy of Architecture and Construction Sciences, full member of the Petrovskaya Academy of Sciences and Arts, and the creator of the unique Saint Petersburg Brick History Museum at SPbGASU.

The library management and staff thanked the Russian Engineering Academy for the high assessment of their work, and SPbGASU for the valuable publications. They expressed hope for further fruitful cooperation for the benefit of Russian science and education.