UrFU Digital Twins Laboratory Staff Lead Early-Career Ranking

Another achievement for our team: in the Ural Power Engineering Institute's 2025 ranking of early-career academic and teaching staff aged up to 39, all five leading positions went to members of the Power Engineering Digital Twins Research Laboratory.

The five researchers were:

Alexandra Khalyasmaa;

Stanislav Eroshenko;

Pavel Matrenin;

Andrey Bramm;

Irina Yumanova.

The result reflects a team of early-career researchers and lecturers working across power engineering, digital twins, diagnostics, modelling and intelligent systems.

For master's students, it means studying in an environment where teaching is connected to current research, engineering challenges and an active scientific community.

A strong research team supports a strong master's programme.