Andrei Mikhailovich Raigorodsky is a Russian mathematician, author of more than 200 scientific articles, winner of the 2011 Russian President's Prize for Young Scientists, director of the MIPT Fiztech School of Applied Mathematics and Informatics.
Information: https://old.mipt.ru/persons/direktory-shkol/raygorodskiy-andrey-mikhaylovich_fs/
Publications: https://www.mathnet.ru/php/person.phtml?option_lang=rus&personid=8601
Books: https://www.livelib.ru/author/215742/top-andrej-rajgorodskij
00:00 Greetings
00:29 Raigorodsky A.M. Scientist? Teacher? Administrator? Teacher?
05:22 Are there differences in the educational process of schoolchildren and students?
10:59 Should a teacher also be a scientist?
12:44 How much math is there in computer science?
22:16 Who pays to solve math problems?
24:24 Scienceometrics
29:45 Co-authorship in scientific publications
33:27 What does co-authorship in scientific papers get you?
36:54 How long does it take to write a book?
38:35 How do you write a co-authored book?
39:17 Are there conflicts in co-authorship?
40:25 Do young scientists need to write books?
41:44 How do Russian universities differ from world universities?
46:04 How to change the situation with Russian universities?
47:11 Brain drain from science
51:02 Are there many people who want to go to graduate school?
52:36 Is it necessary to increase the number of graduate students?
53:21 Who needs graduate school?
54:38 Why do you need to go to graduate school?
56:49 Scientific publications of schoolchildren, undergraduates, masters students
57:22 Scientific publications within the framework of Sirius programs
59:18 Dima Zakharov. A schoolboy who solved the most difficult mathematical problem
1:04:04 Is science only for geniuses?
1:04:57 Pseudoscience.
1:09:36 Twists in scientific publications.
1:11:48 Does a scientist need a personal plan?
1:12:34 What is the primary mission of a teacher?
1:15:25 A minute of publicity