На сайте информационного агентства «Последние известия» опубликована новая запись в рамках спецтемы «Молодёжные известия».
Planet University. Paleontological and Stratigraphic Museum.
The first program of the cycle, was prepared as a part of the 4th-year student of the Department of Broadcast Journalism of School of Journalism and Mass Communications of Saint Petersburg State University Alexandra Khokhlova’s creative project and is dedicated to the Paleontological and Stratigraphic Museum.
Author-Alexandra Khokhlova
Editor-Anastasia Minvaleeva
Directed by Olga Podolskaya
Cameramen: Denis Sosin, Eugene Garyaev
Editing by Ivan Smolnikov
We thank Vadim Glinsky, head of the Department of Natural Science Collections of SPbSU, for his help in conducting the shooting.
Phone number: (812) 328-94-80
Paleontological and Stratigraphic Museum of Saint Petersburg State University
Address: 7-9 Universitetskaya nab., Saint Petersburg, 199043
Operating mode (the usual one that will take effect after the coronavirus quarantine):
Tour service-from Monday to Friday from 10.00 to 17.00.
Individual visit-from Monday to Friday from 12.00 to 16.00.
Requests for tour services are submitted no later than five working days before the date of the tour, and must be agreed by phone: +7 -921-908-06-27 (Strekopytova Tatyana Viktorovna)
The last Friday of each month is a sanitary day.
Admission is free.
About project “Planet University”
For the upcoming 300th anniversary of Saint Petersburg State University, which out country and the world will celebrate in 2024, the creative team of the SPbSU media Centre has decided to create a new popular science project.
We plan to tell you about the most interesting collections of the University: museums, archives, library collections; biological, physical, chemical, medical, mathematical, geological, artistic, philological collections, and even about the gardens and parks of SPbSU. We will tell you about all those Islands of science and culture that make up the planet University together with the faculties-continents and scientific streams. This heritage has been collected for almost three centuries and is carefully preserved today for future generations of scientists and students. This is the heritage of Russian science and culture.
