Education. The 7th international scientific and educational expedition, the Icebreaker of Knowledge, organized by Rosatom, has returned to Murmansk. Over the course of ten days, 68 students from Russia and 22 other countries traveled aboard the nuclear icebreaker 50 Let Pobedy on a route from Murmansk to the North Pole via Franz Josef Land. Members of the expedition attended lectures, participated in workshops, and conducted scientific experiments, including the launch of a radiosonde at the North Pole and the testing of a reusable high-altitude platform station designed for Arctic monitoring. The Icebreaker of Knowledge initiative aims to promote natural sciences and nuclear technologies, identify and support talented children, develop their skills, and assist them with career guidance. Over seven seasons, the initiative has brought more than 470 gifted students from around the world to the North Pole.