The seminar is devoted to the results of the study of the modern geomagnetic field, as well as its study in the historical and geological past, methods of magneto-mineralogical research, petromagnetism of rocks, and the application of magnetism and paleomagnetism of rocks in various fields of science.

The year 2025 marks the 150th anniversary of the birth of Academician Alexei A. Ukhtomsky - the greatest Russian scientist-physiologist, creator of the doctrine of dominance as the leading principle of organization of purposeful behavior and cognitive activity of a human being. The conference “Academician A. A. Ukhtomsky's imperative - the brain and its self-knowledge” will focus on the discussion of the current state of research in the field of brain physiology and cognitive processes. Such questions as mechanisms of cognition and complex forms of behavior, evolutionary aspect of biological and social determinacy of consciousness and thinking, specifics of realization of perception and consciousness processes in representation and acquisition of knowledge, peculiarities of intelligence formation and the role of language as a means of cognition and communication will be considered.

The symposium has been held every 2 years since 1994. The theme of the event includes many modern areas of fundamental and applied science in the field of atmospheric radiation, dynamics and composition of the atmosphere. The regularity of the event makes it possible to monitor trends in the development of various branches of atmospheric physics, meteorology and climatology, evaluate new research directions, recent achievements and identify the main reasons hindering the development of research in the field of atmospheric radiation and dynamics.

The All-Russian Conference with International Participation "Physics of Stars in the Era of Multiwave Observations" will be held on September 22-26, 2025 at St. Petersburg State University. The conference continues the conferences on the physics of stellar atmospheres, which were regularly held in the Soviet Union since 1976, and then in Russia, Ukraine, and Azerbaijan