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• Chemistry Without Borders: 30 Russian and British Researchers Discuss Collaboration in Liverpool

  …k in 2007 when they participated in a project on the development of functional surfaces.  The aim of this year’s project was the exchange of expertise in the development of new materials for sustainable energy between the UK and Russia. The British Council provided support in organization of the workshop. According to the rules of the program, the organizing unive…

  06.11.2019

• Slovenian Researcher Luka Stopar: “Data Analysis and Visualization is Art and Science Combined”

  …en something I enjoyed.  Data analysis and visualization these days is used in different areas, from medicine to media. Speaking about the latter, there is even a whole new field called data journalism. Do you think that the use of data analysis mechanisms has affected the quality of information available online and on social media platforms? I believe more…

  06.11.2019

• Living History: Interactive Digital Projects to Help You Learn About Russia

  …asian Studies at Harvard University, uses geospatial analysis to document, visualize and interpret the history of the Russian Empire and serves as a “laboratory for developing new narratives and new ways of telling (hi)stories.”  It’s an interactive, customizable map with 140 layers and a website designed to let scholars conduct orig…

  05.11.2019

• ITMO Co-Organizes International Conference on Lighting Design

  …eum. As was noted by ITMO University Rector Vladimir Vasiliev in his welcome address to the participants, in today’s era of digital transformation and active development of new sectors of the economy, the issue of urban lighting has become more multifaceted and now requires a common effort by the representatives of completely different areas. “Our conference …

  05.11.2019

• Making Vasilievsky Island More Comfortable: Results of Workshop by European Designers

  …New educational opportunities Andrew Bullen (France) and Janine Huizenga (the Netherlands) are the founders of the Creative Cooperative company, which works with government agencies, creative industry clusters, SMEs, large corporations, knowledge and cultural institutes and professional associations across Europe to facilitate the creation and design of innovative…

  05.11.2019

• Find Anything Like a Russian

  …“A purebred pug for sale, on Kirochnaya 17, at the barbershop,” said an ad in a St. Petersburg newspaper in 1880. Pugs may not quite as readily available in barbershops these days, but people still buy, sell, and exchange goods and services around the clock. Check out:  Avito. There are over 5 million ads for stuff in just St. Petersburg alone, ranging from real e…

  04.11.2019

• ITMO Student Klim Gavrilov Wins Gold at FIA Motorsport Games in Italy

• Three Video Games for a Ghostly Weekend

  … of the several escape routes you discover. Depending on your luck and hiding skills, game sessions may last from mere minutes to even a couple of hours, as you have to start anew after every disastrous meeting with the monster. Would you dare to enter?  …

  01.11.2019

• Urban Development Expert On Making Cities More Comfortable to Live In

  …ice place to live in and motivate people to stay. In the course of 25 years, he has implemented several major projects to achieve this goal. In this interview with ITMO.NEWS, Mr. Furu shares about his experiences and talks about the similarities between small industrial cities in Russia and Norway. This isn’t the first time you’ve been to Russia. How often …

  01.11.2019

• JetBrains VP of Developer Advocacy Hadi Hariri: Coding Matters, But Communication Matters More

  …being young (laughs). But anyway, I code as much as I’m able to because it’s part of my responsibilities. Do I miss the time when that was all I did? Yes – and no. I have many new responsibilities now, I work on other things, and I face new challenges; challenges I didn’t have when I spent my time coding. Let’s talk about Kotlin, the…

  01.11.2019