THE UNIQUE OBJECTS OF UNIVERSITY STRUCTURE: THE BIOSTATION AND THE HEERBARIUM OF KEMEROVO STATE UNIVERSITY
Journal: BULLETIN OF KEMEROVO STATE UNIVERSITY. SERIES: BIOLOGICAL, ENGINEERING AND EARTH SCIENCES
Volume 2017 № 2
, 2017
Rubrics: BIOLOGY
Authors:
1.
Kemerovo State University
2.
Kemerovo State University
Kemerovo, Russian Federation
Kemerovo, Russian Federation
3.
Kemerovo State University
Type:
Article
Pages:
from 25
to 31
Status:
Published
Received:
18.12.2017
Accepted:
18.12.2017
Published:
18.12.2017
Language:
Russian
Keywords:
unikal'nye ob'ekty vuzovskoy struktury, gerbariy, biostanciya, polevaya rabota, biologicheskaya kollekciya, metody issledovaniya v biologii, unique objects of university structure, herbarium, biostation, fi work, biological collection, research methods in biology
Abstract (English):
Unique objects of university structure are those performing important educational, awareness-raising or scientifi functions. These include buildings and structures, ultramodern technical devices and equipment built according to special projects with a specifi purpose and aimed at solving original problems. In addition, these facilities are very expensive structures, with modern technologies invested, which require high-quality specialists for their performance. However, this does not mean that only facilities and technologies of a similar level can be unique objects. The diversity of university life in general and the traditional diversity of activities aimed at updating specialist training and scientifi development require an option for creating traditional, continuity-requiring conditions that would ensure transfer of best practices and their development. At the same time, classical universities have always paid great attention to the study of natural phenomena in all their diversity. This article represents two subjects that allow biologists to penetrate deeply into the essence of all the specifi of the development and natural diversity of biological objects. Also, an important role is played by the fact that, when working with these facilities, future specialists acquire primary experience in organizing scientifi research and managing these objects.
Unique objects of university structure are those performing important educational, awareness-raising or scientifi functions. These include buildings and structures, ultramodern technical devices and equipment built according to special projects with a specifi purpose and aimed at solving original problems. In addition, these facilities are very expensive structures, with modern technologies invested, which require high-quality specialists for their performance. However, this does not mean that only facilities and technologies of a similar level can be unique objects. The diversity of university life in general and the traditional diversity of activities aimed at updating specialist training and scientifi development require an option for creating traditional, continuity-requiring conditions that would ensure transfer of best practices and their development. At the same time, classical universities have always paid great attention to the study of natural phenomena in all their diversity. This article represents two subjects that allow biologists to penetrate deeply into the essence of all the specifi of the development and natural diversity of biological objects. Also, an important role is played by the fact that, when working with these facilities, future specialists acquire primary experience in organizing scientifi research and managing these objects.
Keywords:
unikal'nye ob'ekty vuzovskoy struktury, gerbariy, biostanciya, polevaya rabota, biologicheskaya kollekciya, metody issledovaniya v biologii, unique objects of university structure, herbarium, biostation, fi work, biological collection, research methods in biology
unikal'nye ob'ekty vuzovskoy struktury, gerbariy, biostanciya, polevaya rabota, biologicheskaya kollekciya, metody issledovaniya v biologii, unique objects of university structure, herbarium, biostation, fi work, biological collection, research methods in biology
