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• ITMO’s Monday Science Roundup #87

  It’s the first science digest of the new academic year – and we’ve already got plenty to share! From a deep-dive into the history of quantum mechanics to the anxieties and possibilities of education in the AI era, here are the top stories of the past two weeks.

  08.09.2025

• How To Develop Systems Thinking in the Age of AI

  A study by the McKinsey Global Institute reports that by 2030, 14% of employees globally will have to change their careers due to AI advancements. To future-proof their jobs, specialists should upskill, and one of the desirable skills that could help beat the competition is systems thinking. What is systems thinking and what does having a degree have to do with it? Learn below.

  05.09.2025

• ITMO Scientists Develop Code-Free Platform for Genetic Studies

  Master’s students at ITMO have designed GenomeAI – a cloud-based platform for conducting genetic studies that requires no programming skills. The tool is simple to use and allows users to run the entire cycle of genetic analysis within a single interface. To secure data, the platform employs a multi-level security system similar to that used in the banking sector. It is designed for small laboratories, biotech companies, and research centers. The team is ready for a test run and looking for industrial partners.

  04.09.2025

• ITMO's Monday Science Roundup #86

  Our latest science digest was quite a struggle to compile… because there’s just too much to report! From fantastically-sounding biotech research to the essentials of Russian sci-fi, from high-speed space communications to rapidly-growing megapolises – here are the top stories from the past two weeks at ITMO.NEWS.

  25.08.2025

• ITMO’s Monday Science Roundup #85

  It’s August already! While the new academic year is still some weeks away, there is plenty of news coming off our presses: research breakthroughs in chemistry and cybersecurity, educational initiatives for the AI age, and graduates’ success stories. Have a look below!

  11.08.2025

• ITMO Developers Release AI Recruitment Assistant for Civil Servants

  Developers from ITMO’s Laboratory of Intelligent Services and Applications (LISA), in collaboration with specialists of St. Petersburg’s Committee for Informatization and Communications, created an AI service that analyzes applications for civil service jobs. The algorithm accelerates candidate selection and is already being field-tested at St. Petersburg’s administration.

  06.08.2025

• ITMO – In Top Three of AI Alliance's Ranking of Universities in AI

  AI Alliance has published its annual university ranking that evaluates the quality of AI training in Russia. In 2025, ITMO secured its leading position, landing among the top three universities, alongside the Higher School of Economics (HSE) and Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (MIPT). The organization evaluated a total of 203 universities, which were divided into 13 groups from А++ to Е+.

  05.08.2025

• ITMO and Gazprom Neft to Jointly Develop AI Education in Russia

  ITMO University and Gazprom Neft have launched a higher education program in AI under the federal top grant. The Bachelor’s program will help produce a new generation of specialists for the digital economy and industrial companies. The training will begin on September 1 as part of the Russian national project on training AI experts.

  15.07.2025

• ITMO’s Monday Science Roundup #83

  If you're hungry for science news, you're in luck: we've got a whole buffet. Here are the most fascinating and intriguing discoveries, inventions, and overviews from the past two weeks – from all-new physical phenomena to a chatbot that keeps an eye on your yogurt.

  15.07.2025

• ITMO’s New AI Model Analyzes Papers 90 Times Faster

  Researchers from ITMO University and Lomonosov Moscow State University have rolled out NanoMINER – a multi-agent system that automatically extracts and processes data from scientific papers on nanomaterials and nanozymes. The algorithm analyzes each text in one minute, whereas doing it manually takes an average of 90 minutes. NanoMINER shows an impressive accuracy rate of up to 98% and can accelerate research in materials science, bionanotechnologies, and other fields. The results of the study are published in npj Computational Materials.

  08.07.2025