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• “I am a Professional” Winners on Challenges and Benefits of the Contest

  …control the robot. All in all, the competition was held at a very high level. I gained valuable skills and experience while working with previously unknown software and solving an interesting and unconventional problem on a tight schedule. I also liked that we worked with the real industrial robotic manipulator, pre-modeling and testing the code in a virtual e…

  12.09.2019

• 2019 Presidential Scholarship: ITMO Winners on Their Research and Internships

  …geny Pidko. In particular, I study the process of direct and selective oxidation of methane to methanol. This is a very important task in the field of heterogeneous catalysis, solving which is key for the gas industry. Using various methods of computational chemistry, I examine metal-organic framework structures, which in this process can act as active catalysts. …

  06.09.2019

• Omega-3 Fatty Acids of Plant Origin and Biomedical Tasks: ITMO Scientists’ Research at University of Lorraine

  …ogram. This posed particular problems, as all the courses are in French and you have to study by yourself if you don’t know the language. Also, knowing French is essential for solving most everyday and administrative issues, as not everyone would talk to you in English,” comments Daria. According to Daria, most of the experimental work on her thesis takes pl…

  05.09.2019

• Student Orientation and Meetings with Scientists: ITMO Introduction Days

  …d with its own adapter, or coordinator: a senior student that over the course of a year works with their first-year students, familiarizing them with the university life and resolving all questions that arise. This practice has been in operation at ITMO for five years already, and during Introduction Days, adapters met their group and traveled through different stati…

  04.09.2019

• Urban Environment as a Learning Laboratory

  … management, and so on. Anastasia noted that school time is not about getting ready for real life. It is real life. That’s why education should be aimed at helping kids solve practical problems, and the urban environment can teach them a lot.  Looking for street lamps and traces of Italy in St. Petersburg The lecture ended with a small practical assignme…

  03.09.2019

• Fresh Start: Opportunities for Students at ITMO University

  …ripts of records, and many others. Just come to the Student Office if you want to get a place in a dormitory, prolong your student card, apply for academic mobility or want to solve any other student woes you may have – we’re always there for you! Stay tuned Check out ITMO University’s news portal ITMO.NEWS to keep track of new opportunities for students, read …

  29.08.2019

• Don’t Believe Your Eyes: How Visual Illusions Work

  …d visual perception, there are many more out there. However, these examples are enough to illustrate how complex human perception processes are and how many tasks remain to be solved in the field of cognitive psychology.…

  28.08.2019

• Science Conference for New Generation: International Sol-Gel Conference Starts at ITMO University

  …ts: science, innovations, and education. Science can exist independently of the other two, but it’s important that those operate in conjunction for the community to be able to solve globally significant issues. Without education, it’s impossible to bring up new generations of scientists and enable an expeditious and effective transfer of real-world scientific develop…

  27.08.2019

• How Human Thinking Works and Why It Why It Can Fail Us

  … was prompted by various events, including the development of linguistics and, in particular, the invention of the computer, which allowed people to create software capable of solving tasks that were once fully in the domain of humans. Conducting the development of related software were the scientists Allen Newell and Herbert A. Simon. Together, they created one o…

  27.08.2019

• Cognitive Experiments: How Our Brain Works

  …swept by an avalanche of emotions ranging from admiration over the right answer to sadness that we were unable to do this sooner. “It’s fascinating, but we experience solving the associations problem and that from a maths textbook in a completely different way. When you’re solving a maths problem, you know the rules, and, throu…

  26.08.2019