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Ancient teeth and bones: what do palaeontologists from St Petersburg University find in the Kemerovo Region?
A scientist from St Petersburg University: wheat and couch grass can extract toxic metals from contaminated soils
St Petersburg University scientists count all the tiny snails in the Arctic
To think like a dinosaur: palaeontologists at St Petersburg University created the most detailed virtual 3D-model of the endocranial cast and blood vessels of the head of an ankylosaurian
Arctic snails: St Petersburg University scientists take first census of Arctic freshwater molluscs in 130 years
‘The Garden must be open’: difficult choices for the St Petersburg University Botanical Garden
Fresh start: petrol and motor oil – for watering plants in the University Botanical Garden
A fresh start for the Garden once used as a junkyard: the director of the St Petersburg University Botanical Garden about the 1990s and 2000s
If you can’t escape – defend yourself! Biologists find what helps bryozoans survive 500 million years on Earth
From bottom sediments to the ionosphere: the first stage of the ‘Trans Arctic 2019’ expedition starts
A new master's programme of St Petersburg University prepares specialists in forest management
A salamander named Egoria: palaeontologists identify new Jurassic amphibian
Elena Efimova: the Russian Arctic is a unique case
Conquering two elements: the new Master’s programme "Hydrogeology and Engineering Geology"
Soil as a key to the sustainable development of the global community
Scientists have described nine new species of ancient insects
The way to the Arctic is through a master degree programme at St Petersburg University
Palaeontologists of St Petersburg University have found in Yakutia two new species of ancient mammals
Expanding collaboration between SPbU and Kolsky Research Centre
Most-tolerant invertebrate discovered in Leningrad region
Palmistry for apes: New issue of SPbU Biological Communications
Freshwater pearl mussels shrinking as global warming increasing: SPbU biologists
Prismatoolithus ilekensis: SPbU’s scientists gave name to first dinosaur egg from West Siberia
SPbU’s scientists is new director of Arctic and Antarctic Research Institute
SPbU’s students walked 600 km in tundra and contributed to Red Data Book of Soils