The head of the Russian state during the two-day visit to Vladivostok visited the far Eastern Federal University. With all of this, it is known that Vladimir Putin lived in a student campus. Hostel the Institute has improved at a high level. However to question the President about problems in a domestic project, the rector of the University said that to this day there are shortages of warm water. With all of this, the head of the Institute added that the discrepancy will be resolved before the end of the year, when it will be put into operation drainage system. In addition, Putin also talked with students and teachers, namely, with 3 leading experts in the investigation of the border. They chose the far Eastern Federal Institute of educational institutions located in London and Tokyo, according to LifeNews. Inspection FEFU President began with laboratory underwater robotics. The rector stated the head of the country about the machines that are used for underwater ecological monitoring and prediction pipelines at depths of up to 200 meters. According to students, these complexes used by the GPS system. On the question of Putin, why not apply Russian GLONASS, a student of the University said that this technique can be used all possible navigation system. "The consumer who is available?" - asked the President of the students. According to students, these submersibles used by those who need environmental monitoring, UNIVERSITY of biological sea. Addicted to this complex and the military, said the teacher. The leader of the country visited among others the basic laboratory of the Department of petrochemical resources and savings technologies. The laboratory is currently developing a laminate of polymer and buckwheat husk. Own proposals for the introduction of this product laboratory will prepare in 2015. In the nuclear center emergency simulations Putin explained about the method of study of foreign students in Universities. Enthusiasm for nuclear technologies are Vietnamese, says RIA Novosti. In FEFU learn almost 2 thousand foreign natives and from 35 countries. The Institute today is about 70 academic exchange programs with foreign universities-partners. The head of state also visited the laboratory of photography, where the lessons provides world-famous photographer Rolf Habits. Putin asked the photographer, whether not so quietly he felt working in Vladivostok after London. "There will not be bored. It is wonderful that so many students want to study the pictures," said the photographer. He presented the Russian leader's own work, which depicts a ballerina, looking out the window.