We will keep you updated if anything changes, so please check your email and/or this webpage regularly.

The first component or the one-component vaccine should be done by July 15, 2021, the second component — by August 15, 2021.

Employees who have been vaccinated or who recovered from COVID in 2021 must submit official confirmation of prior illness. Employees with medical contraindications must also confirm this with documentation via this form.

until confirmed vaccination or the cancellation of requirements for vaccination established by the Regulations of the Chief State Sanitary Doctor for Moscow (the Cl. 76 of the Labor Code of the Russian Federation, Cl.5 of the Federal Law of 17.09.1998 No. 157-FZ "On Immunoprophylaxis of Infectious Diseases"

All Skoltech employees have to be in line with recommended measures to preventive COVID-19 for this period. An attendance schedule should be created in each unit (for internal use only) to control the preservation of distance, mask-wearing regime, and participation of 10% of employees in regular COVID testing.

Heads of structural divisions have to monitor the number of employees present on the territory of the Institute to be compliant with the State requirements for preventing the spread of coronavirus infection.

are enacted in the form of SPAFESPACE plan, which ensures those staff and researchers who are eligible to work on campus are not working in close proximity with each other.

This includes business trips, academic mobility, conferences and other events. Business trips within Russia are resumed.

please email your full name, country and date of your estimated return to covid@skoltech.ru.

• Foreign employees returning from abroad should provide test results (PCR, IgG) confirming the absence of COVID-19. The test should be taken either no earlier than 3 days prior to the arrival or within 3 days after the arrival.
• Foreign employees returning from abroad by air should be in self-isolation for 14 calendar days after the day of entry to the territory of the Russian Federation.
• Russian citizens should take two Covid-19 PCR tests within 3 and 5 calendar days after their arrival from abroad. The interval between the first and second tests should be at least one day.
• Test results for both categories of travelers should be sent to the covid@skoltech.ru hotline.

you must also be self-isolated at home for 14 calendar days or for the period specified by the sanitary doctors. Please immediately inform your supervisor and covid@skoltech.ru about your status.

To ensure the safety of the community around you and your loved ones.

While it may not feel like a direct threat right now, the spreading rate and mortality rate are much worse than those of the flu. Better be safe than sorry, so take these tips seriously and help prevent the spread of bacteria.

before and after eating, after returning from public places and the general 'outside'. Here is the right way to do it: apply soap to wet hands and rub them against each other (including the back of your hands, between your fingers and under the nails) for at least 30 seconds. A great timer is "Happy Birthday" song from beginning to end, twice. Then rinse your hands and dry them using a clean towel/paper towel or air drying.

even at home. This includes door handles, your work desk, laptops and computers, phones, staircase handles, anything on public transport, elevator buttons and so on. If you can, disinfect it before each use. If it's intended for public use, use your sleeve or a tissue.

How often you touch your phone with your hands and then hold it near your face? Clean the surface of your cell and stationary phones with antibacterial wipes before and after each use.

even if they are not showing any symptoms. Welcome to the introverts' heaven.

and call the doctor to visit you rather than going to the hospital. This is much safer than spreading bacteria in a place where most visitors' immune system is already weak.

Protect those around you.

People sick with coronavirus may not display any symptoms at first (you might not know you are carrying it, even!), but that doesn't stop it from spreading to other people in your proximity. At this point, it is crucial to practice self-isolation and minimize any risks of infecting others.