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• This Week in St. Petersburg: November 27 - December 3, 2025

  …n 4:25 pm Lenfilm cinema 270 rubles The biographical drama by world-famous David Lynch is back in 4K! Released in 1980, with a star cast (John Hurt, Anthony Hopkins, Anne Bancroft, among others), this film was nominated for eight Academy Awards and three Golden Globes, receiving three BAFTA Awards. Experience this touching story, a lesson in humanity a…

  26.11.2025

• ITMO Teaches Conflict Management to School Principals in St. Petersburg

  … to change into engagement.  Planning for negotiations. If a hard conversation is unavoidable, it’s better to create an emotion map of this conversation ahead of time – for instance, one can start a conversation with a neutral or positive input, such as a compliment, a clarifying question, or asking for advice, in order to lower tension in the beginning. Once a co…

  26.11.2025

• UX in the Era of Digital Simplification: Key Insights From WUD@ITMO 2025

  …s naturally followed by a redesign. Normally, this process helps enhance UX and key product metrics. At the conference, Ksenia Ponomareva, a UX researcher at ecom.tech, shared insights into the recent redesign of the Samokat app (a Russian food delivery service – Ed.). As the new edition launched, the team started to receive negative feedback from customers who claim…

  25.11.2025

• Top 5 Calling Apps in Russia

  …om the COVID times, but if not, it’s one of the most popular – if not the most popular – conferencing tools for work and studies. There, you can host and join meetings, use an instant text chat, send real-time reactions, and share your screen. Also worth exploring are breakout rooms (for smaller groups’ activities) and online whiteboards (for increased engagement). F…

  25.11.2025

• Registration Opens for ITMO Mega Contest: Participate and Enter ITMO Master’s Programs Without Exams

  … from across Russia used their opportunity to enter the university’s programs without exams – the geography spans from St. Petersburg and Moscow to Samara, Novosibirsk, Chelyabinsk, and Irkutsk Oblasts, Primorsky Krai, and other regions. …

  24.11.2025

• Skomorokhi: The Travelling “Mages” of Medieval Russia

  … believe that in the decades and even centuries after the transition to Christianity, earlier traditions remained in force. However, despite their kind of religious origins, skomorokhi were first and foremost travelling artists, performing music and dance, leading the bear – either the actual trained animal or a person dressed like one, tricks, and even dramat…

  24.11.2025

• ITMO To Receive 400 Million Rubles From Priority 2030 National Program

  …machine-readable database, which will simplify construction procedures for buildings and other structures. One of the university’s interests lies in end-to-end AI, for instance, for fundamental research and AI products. The teams at ITMO are developing the open-source infrastructure AI4Science – a project that relies on machine learning and other AI tools to …

  24.11.2025

• Russia’s Rare Animals in Pictures

  …Manul (Otocolobus manul) Area of habitat in Russia: Siberia and the Caucasus Mountains Conservation status: Least concern Odds are, you’re already familiar with the manul. Also known as Pallas’s cat, after the scholar who first observed and recorded the animal in the area of Lake Baikal, this wild cat has been the subject of memes for nearly 20 (!) years…

  21.11.2025

• AI Brainstorming and Techno Rave: Notes from Techno Quest by ITMO and Yandex

  … specialist – both ITMO and Yandex stand by this motto. And that’s exactly what ITMO students did at the recent techno quest Future Gets Coded Here at the ITMO x Yandex space. Instead of ordinary tasks, students were invited to attend five stations and pump their skills in one of the topics: foodtech, traveling industry, medicine, transport, media services, and educa…

  21.11.2025

• Scientists at ITMO University and Sberbank Develop Multi-Agent AI System for Rapid Development of Medical Products

  …aches only 16.4%. Chemists tested the model and used it to identify new promising drug molecules to be used in developing treatments for seven diseases: Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s, multiple sclerosis, lung cancer, thrombocytopenia, dyslipidemia (a lipid metabolism disorder), and drug resistance in cancer therapy. In particular, this was the first time that chemis…

  20.11.2025