On September 15, the first session of the Laboratory of Virtual Technologies and Personal Reserve Capabilities was held. The event brought together undergraduate, graduate, and postgraduate students from the Faculty of Extreme Psychology at MSUPE.

The meeting program included several important segments. Participants learned about the laboratory's activities, current scientific projects, and the latest virtual reality (VR) equipment. Particular attention was paid to future plans and prospects for developing research work.

As part of the practical segment, students took part in a unique VR quest, "Rescue a Person from a Fire and Provide Psychological Assistance to Them." Furthermore, a demonstration training titled "Organizing Effective Interaction in Extreme Situations" using virtual reality technologies was conducted for second-year specialist degree students of the Faculty of Extreme Psychology.

The session was conducted by experienced specialists: Tatyana Nikolaevna Berezina, Professor of the Department of Scientific Foundations of Extreme Psychology, and Tatyana Alexandrovna Finogenova, a faculty member of the department.

The event marked an important step in developing modern methods of psychological training and researching personal reserve capabilities.

The organizers noted the high level of interest among participants in the new technologies and expressed confidence in the successful development of joint research projects in the future.