International scientific forum of students «YOUTH IN SCIENCE AND CREATIVITY»

International scientific forum of students «YOUTH IN SCIENCE AND CREATIVITY»

Dear colleagues! We invite you to take part in the work of the international scientific forum for students «YOUTH IN SCIENCE AND CREATIVITY» April 26, 2017.

Dear colleagues! We invite you to take part in the work of the international scientific forum of students "YOUTH IN SCIENCE AND CREATIVITY" April 26, 2017 in Gzhel State University. Post-graduate students, students, schoolchildren take part in the forum. Participation in the forum is free of charge. A collection of materials will be registered at the RINC. International competitions for the best scientific report will be held in the following categories: "Decorative and Applied Art" "Design" "Service and Tourism" "Pedagogy" "Psychology" "Economic Sciences", " Humanities "" Natural Sciences ". The last day for receiving applications and reports is April 1, 2017.

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