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• Graduate Spotlight: Tania Shokor, Lebanon & Russia

  …born and raised in Lebanon. That’s where I spent all of my formative years. When I moved to Russia in 2020, I was already somewhat of an adult, or at least a fake adult! I knew that I wanted to live in St. Petersburg and study robotics. A family friend told me that ITMO was a strong university when it came to programming, robotics, and related fields. I looked int…

  10.09.2026

• ITMO Scientists Develop New Ultrasensitive Sensor Design for Medical Diagnostics That Outperforms Counterparts

  …, resulting in very weak interaction between the light and the substance. Researchers from ITMO, Ioffe Institute, and Harbin Engineering University (China) have suggested a new terahertz sensor design that can “lock” light inside and thus increase its interaction with a substance. The system consists of a metasurface made of graphene strips, a microresonator, and …

  09.09.2026

• ITMO Hosts 24th Bike Ride With the Rector

  …This is our third bike ride; we haven’t missed one since our first year! We immediately felt drawn to the tradition – it’s a great opportunity to have fun with friends or make new ones. In the coming academic year, we want to join more university events. These days, for instance, we also take part in running races. Evgeny Raskin ITMO’s Director for Youth …

  09.09.2026

• Light From Nowhere: ITMO Scientists Explain How Twisted Electrons Emit Photons Outside Magnetic Fields

  …ticle accelerators or electron microscopes, the field is always significantly non-uniform, meaning the simplified Landau model is not suitable for describing them. In their new study, researchers from ITMO’s Faculty of Physics demonstrate a way to accurately describe twisted electrons – not in an ideal uniform field, but in conditions close to those in real micros…

  08.09.2026

• 5 Must-Know Facts About St. Petersburg’s Beloved Football Club Zenit

• I Am a Professional Contest Kicks Off Its Tenth Season

  …The contest welcomes students in different fields: engineering, humanities, natural sciences, pedagogy, agriculture, and medicine. In total, the new season offers 68 tracks – from engineering and natural sciences to entrepreneurship and digital technologies. Traditionally, the contest will be testing the participants’ knowledge of both theory and practical skills. …

  07.09.2026

• ITMO’s Monday Science Roundup #112

  …vskites are nifty little things, to say the least. Last month, we mentioned how they contribute to the creation of next-gen lasers. This time, a team from ITMO has suggested a new manner of assessing the quality of perovskite nanoparticles used in all sorts of flexible devices – another plentiful area of application for this class of material. Read more: ITMO Rese…

  07.09.2026

• Fall Must-Dos in St. Petersburg

  …Petersburg: even on a rainy day, the city is decked in color with the trees now turning yellow, orange, burgundy, and everything in between! Make use of this backdrop and take new photos for your socials. Follow our guide:  Scenic Fall Spots in and Around St. Petersburg Ace the habits. The very start of the academic year is the time to settle into habits that w…

  04.09.2026

• Science Without Permission: ITMO-Curated Exhibition About Women in Science Opens in Moscow

• Graduate Spotlight: Subhrajit Barua, India

  … explored novel methods for removing aflatoxin contamination from milk and dairy products. Since my background is in computational biology and bioinformatics, I also developed new tools, worked with simulation modeling, and explored applications of machine learning in biotechnology. I have spent around six years at ITMO, including my Master’s studies, and a great …

  03.09.2026