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Leonid Elenin, a graduate of Moscow Aviation Institute, a researcher of Keldysh Institute of Applied Mathematics of the Russian Academy of Sciences, holds the record for the number of discovered asteroids and comets among CIS astronomers.

On September 21, at 16:55 (Moscow), “Soyuz-2.1a” carrier rocket with the logo of Moscow Aviation Institute on it was launched from the Baikonur cosmodrome.

Seraphim Degtyarev, the graduate of MAI Composite Materials, Structures and Microsystems Technologies Department, developed a material based on the lunar soil simulator and thermoplastic polystyrene.

"If you intend to study aerospace engineering and get a high-quality education of an international level, MAI is one of the best universities that can help you make it happen". 

Love for aviation is forever. Even if your career path takes another direction, you will always be drawn to aeroplanes and everything associated with them.

Ivan Lifanov who defended his PhD thesis at the department 903 in 2019, became one of the winners of the Russian competition "Youth and the Future of Aviation and Cosmonautics".

First four candidates for the participation in the eight months long international experiment SIRIUS-21 aimed at isolation of a group of people as if during the flight to the Moon, two of whom are from MAI.

October 27 marked the 95th anniversary of the birth of the legendary Soviet and Russian aircraft designer, Doctor of Technical Sciences, member of the USSR Academy of Sciences (since 1992 — RAS), Professor Genrikh Vasilyevich Novozhilov.

On October 20, Vitaly Savilov was appointed Minister of physical culture and sports of the Komi Republic.

Igor Tirsky talked to the MAI press-service about the points of contact between amateur astronomy and programming, as well as how the choice of the University affected its future.

Anzhelika Parfenova, a graduate of Moscow Aviation Institute, has a dream — to become a cosmonaut. In this endeavor, she has already overcome several steps.

Arseny Zaryadnov and Alexander Lisovinov this year became the winners of the International youth scientific conference "Gagarin Science Conference".

Maxim told us how thorny his professional path was and how MAI helped him to become top manager.

Natalia Grigorenko is a graduate of two MAI departments, and she works at the third as an engineer, she is also preparing to defend her PhD and is building a career in the industry

Senthilkumar Vaitheeswaran Karur was born in India, studied in Russia, and work for a Boing company in the United Kingdom now. But for us he will forever remain a MAI graduate, part of the university family.