National Research University "Moscow Institute of Electronic Technology"

It was founded on November 26, 1965 ^[4] , but the official date of birth is considered to be December 9, 1965 , when the corresponding decree of the Council of Ministers of the USSR was executed by the ministries of higher and secondary special education of the USSR and the RSFSR ^[5] .

In January 1966, Leonid Viktorovich Ershov, a professor at the Moscow Mining Institute, became the acting rector. In April, the Institute was allocated several apartments in one of the buildings of the 1st district to organize the administration and reception of the first teachers, and the construction of the first building (school) in the Northern industrial zone began. In August, the former dean of the instrument-making faculty of the Moscow State Technical University named after A.M. Professor Leonid Nikolayevich Presnukhin , and for the settlement of nonresident students, one of the buildings of the hostel of builders on Yunost Street (now MIET campus) has been allocated.

September 1, 1966 - became the first September 1 of the new university. 250 people became first-year students, another 35 people became second-year students - mostly they were residents of Zelenograd who graduated from the first year at other universities. Classes were held on the second floor of the school that was still being completed and in the dormitory.

In 1967, construction began on the main building complex of the institute, under which a site was allocated in the southern industrial zone of the city. The architects of the complex were Felix Aronovich Novikov and Grigory Efimovich Saevich , the design engineer was Yuri Ionov. The project of the complex included separate architectural solutions of the complex of the Helsinki Polytechnic University , built in 1954-1969 according to the design of the architect Alvar Aalto ^[6] . As in the Aalto project, the academic buildings, the library, the club and the sports complex were to be built of red brick and combined with transitions into one micro-city ^[6] .

In the same year, the first faculties were formed - physical-technical (FT, design and production technology of integrated circuits ), microdevices and technical cybernetics (MPiTK, electronic and computing systems design), physico-chemical and electronic engineering (PCE & E, materials, technologies and equipment for the electronics industry), as well as evening.

In 1969, educational building No. 3 (junior courses and general education departments) was commissioned, and in 1970 - building No. 4 (senior courses and graduating departments); as a result, the institute was able to completely move to its own area. In 1971, after the commissioning of building number 1 (administration, library and large stream lecture halls) and building number 2 (club with an assembly hall and dining room), the construction of the institute complex was basically completed, and on December 27, the symbolic key At the same time, in the first years of operation of the first building, it was found that the solution chosen by the architects for the roof of the first building contributes to the artificial accumulation of rainwater and snow, and together with the waterproofing failure due to the use of materials with different coefficients of thermal expansion leads to systematic leakages ^{[7] [ 8]} .

The decoration of the external walls of the library of the main building was made in 1974 by sculptor Ernst Unknown in the form of a huge (970 m², on all four walls) white bas-relief “Becoming a Reasonable Man”.

In the 1972–1973 school year, about 6,000 students studied at the institute, and about 400 teachers worked, of whom 30 were professors and doctors of science, and another 200 were associate professors and candidates of science ^[9] .

On March 11, 1984, the institute was awarded the Order of the Red Banner of Labor "for merits in the creation of special equipment and in the training of highly qualified specialists" ^[10] .

In 1992, the institute received the status of a technical university and the name of the Moscow State Institute of Electronic Technology (Technical University) ^[11] .

In 2000, the university, in addition to its classic logo, the MIET oscillogram , received its own emblem developed by the NGO “Academy of Russian Symbols Mars” ^[12] .

In 2010, MIET received the status of a national research university ^[13] , and in 2011 it was renamed the National Research University MIET ^{[14] [15]} (in 2015, the name of the university was clarified to the National Research University Moscow Institute of Electronic Technology ^{[16] [17]} ).

• Ershov Leonid Viktorovich (Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor) - 1966 (Acting Rector)
• Leonid Nikolayevich Presnukhin (Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor) - 1966 - 1988
• Werner Vitaly Dmitrievich (Doctor of Physics and Mathematics, Professor) - 1988 - 1998
• Yury Alexandrovich Chaplygin (Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences ^[18] , Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor) - 1998 - 2016
• Bespalov Vladimir Alexandrovich (Dr. Sc., Professor) - 2016 —n.v.

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  Memorial plate in memory of the first Rector of MIET L. N. Presnuhin on the facade of the main building

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  MIET President Yu. A. Chaplygin , Rector of MIET in 1998–2016

In 2016, MIET first entered the 2016–2017 of Times Higher Education magazine, enlarged to 980 participants, taking the 800+ place and becoming one of 24 Russian universities in this rating ^[19] . As of 2018, in the expanded to 1,250 participants of the World University Rankings 2019 MIET takes 1001+ place and is one of 35 Russian universities in this ranking ^[20] .

The first faculties and departments were formed at MIET in 1967 . In 2017, the University began the reform of the organizational structure with the transition from a two-tier system of faculties and departments ^{[21] [22]} to a one-tier system of institutes and individual departments subordinate directly to the university management.

• Institute of Biomedical Systems (BMS)
  • Biotechnical systems and technologies
• Institute of Military Training
• Institute of Linguistic and Pedagogical Education (LPO)
  • Linguistics
• Institute of International Education (IMO)
• Institute of Microdevices and Control Systems (MPSU)
  • Computer Science and Engineering
  • Radio engineering
  • Management in technical systems
• Institute of Nano- and Microsystem Engineering (NMST)
  • Design and technology of electronic means
• Institute of Advanced Materials and Technologies (PMT)
  • Nanomaterials
  • Materials Science and Materials Technology
  • Technosphere safety
  • Electronics and Nanoelectronics (Master)
• Institute of System and Software Engineering and Information Technologies (SPINTtech)
  • Applied Informatics
  • Software engineering
  • Quality control

• Areas of training implemented outside the institutions
  • Design
  • Infocommunication technologies and communication systems
  • Information systems and technologies
  • Information Security
  • Management
  • Applied Mathematics
  • Electronics and Nanoelectronics

• Faculty of Distance Learning

• Moscow Institute of Electronics and Mathematics , another Russian university founded in the 1960s as part of the Soviet program for the development of electronics and microelectronics.

• MIET 50 years. Years, people, events. - M .: MIET, 2015. - 392 p. ISBN 978-5-7256-0825-0

• MIET official website