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Visiting the Winter Festival “Hyperborea 2024”

15 February 2024

First-year students of the "Pharmacy" program attended the International Winter Festival called "Hyperborea 2024".

First-year students, including six international students from Zambia, visited the annual ice and snow composition exhibition of the International Winter Festival "Hyperborea 2024", which has already become a tradition in Petrozavodsk.

This year exhibition was dedicated to the 300th anniversary of the Russian Academy of Sciences with the festival theme "Great Minds of the Fatherland".

The students really enjoyed the exhibition, especially the composition called "Chemistry - the foundation of all sciences", which won the "Snow Sculpture" category according to the jury's votes.

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