Во-вторых, наука — это модно. И первыми модниками станут наши коллеги из 9 научных центров СИБУРа, а также в Центре пилотирования в Тобольске. Они будут носить спецодежду из коллекции, которую мы создали вместе с концептуальным брендом ОЛОВО и впервые показали на Конгрессе молодых ученых. Она ломает все стереотипы о людях науки! Как? Смотрите видео. Просто оставим его здесь 👆
Во-вторых, наука — это модно. И первыми модниками станут наши коллеги из 9 научных центров СИБУРа, а также в Центре пилотирования в Тобольске. Они будут носить спецодежду из коллекции, которую мы создали вместе с концептуальным брендом ОЛОВО и впервые показали на Конгрессе молодых ученых. Она ломает все стереотипы о людях науки! Как? Смотрите видео. Просто оставим его здесь 👆
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