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April 22, 2021
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October 14, 2025
Karelian economist’s scholarly work is used to develop innovation systems in Arctic regions
Economist Sergey Tishkov is among winners of the international competition of scientific, R&D, and innovative advances in the development and use of the Arctic and the continental shelf. The laureates were celebrated in St. Petersburg during the RAO/CIS Offshore 2025 Forum. The researcher has come up with a theory and methodology for forming innovation systems for Arctic regions. His outputs are already applied in districts of Karelia and have been recommended by the Russian Ministry of Agriculture for inclusion in the national program “Development of the Russian fish industry sector”.
Economist Sergey Tishkov is among winners of the international competition of scientific, R&D, and innovative advances in the development and use of the Arctic and the continental shelf. The laureates were celebrated in St. Petersburg during the RAO/CIS Offshore 2025 Forum. The researcher has come up with a theory and methodology for forming innovation systems for Arctic regions. His outputs are already applied in districts of Karelia and have been recommended by the Russian Ministry of Agriculture for inclusion in the national program “Development of the Russian fish industry sector”.
October 13, 2025
KarRC RAS supports the idea of creating an integrated program for studying climate impact in the Arctic
KarRC RAS Director General Olga Bakhmet took part in a hybrid online/offline meeting of the RAS Regional Policy Council held last Friday in Yakutsk. The discussion focused on interactions between academics and authorities regarding Arctic studies, which is one of the priority areas for the Karelian Research Centre.
KarRC RAS Director General Olga Bakhmet took part in a hybrid online/offline meeting of the RAS Regional Policy Council held last Friday in Yakutsk. The discussion focused on interactions between academics and authorities regarding Arctic studies, which is one of the priority areas for the Karelian Research Centre.
October 9, 2025
Scientists suggest creating a geopark network incorporating all of Karelia’s geological attractions
The Institute of Geology KarRC RAS has developed a project to create a network of geoparks in Karelia. Scientists are convinced that the republic's geological attractions are a "new mineral resource," and a renewable one: they can serve the tourism, recreation, education, and economic purposes. The prospects for creating such a network were presented by Sergey Svetov, Director of the Institute of Geology, at the closing of the "Stone Chronicle of Karelia" project, within which scientists familiarized with the republic's residents with the geological past and present of our region.
The Institute of Geology KarRC RAS has developed a project to create a network of geoparks in Karelia. Scientists are convinced that the republic's geological attractions are a "new mineral resource," and a renewable one: they can serve the tourism, recreation, education, and economic purposes. The prospects for creating such a network were presented by Sergey Svetov, Director of the Institute of Geology, at the closing of the "Stone Chronicle of Karelia" project, within which scientists familiarized with the republic's residents with the geological past and present of our region.