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• ITMO Fellow Muhammad Ali Abbasi Talks New 2D Nanomaterials for Wastewater Remediation, Discovering St. Petersburg, and Learning Russian

  …, Germany, as part of a German Academic Exchange Services (DAAD) program. Once I defended my thesis, I started looking for postdoc positions. I considered several options, for instance, there was an opportunity in Italy, but I decided to come to Russia.  Why? I like the rich history and culture of Russian. I also have great interest in history, therefore I alre…

  30.01.2024

• ITMO’s Monday Science Roundup #47

  … to see the big picture, we must dive deep into the microcosm, believes Dmitry Glazov, an expert in atomic theory and an ITMO Fellow. The smallest atoms and molecules, he explains, might just hold answers to science’s biggest questions, such as the nature of dark matter and the universe itself. ITMO.NEWS chatted with the researcher to learn about his work and what ma…

  29.01.2024

• New Lab at ITMO: Using AI to Build Molecular Machines for Therapy and Diagnostics

  …ted by nature, scientists work on creating their artificial counterparts that could be capable of performing precise manipulations with molecules (including DNA, RNA, and proteins), regulate cell metabolism, or edit the genome.  However, directed development of molecular machines is a complex task: though there is a great amount of targeted findings, there is stil…

  29.01.2024

• Our Post-Exam Party Playlist

  …l – or, well, eatable – for my successes, I believe We Are the Champions by Queen should be the song to walk out of your last exam or celebrate your biggest and even smallest wins to. Yes, it’s a victory anthem, and yes, it says “we” in its lyrics, but who cares if you make it “I” (or leave it as is to make it your group celebratory tune) to blast it for your “pass,”…

  26.01.2024

• ITMO Students and Their Teachers Awarded St. Tatiana Badges of Honor

  …nd guiding people. I've never had a burnout in all these years. I feel that participation in a variety of events keeps me on track. It’s also of help that my work is seen. For instance, I have received a letter of gratitude from the Committee on Youth Policy and Interaction with Public Organizations for my assistance in organizing and conducting socially important pr…

  25.01.2024

• Student Spotlight: Hamid Idris Musa, Eritrea

  …people don't know about Eritrea at all. I came to Russia in 2019 to pursue a Master’s degree in information security at ITMO. Previously, I did my Bachelor’s at the Eritrea Institute of Technology and graduated in 2015. After graduation, I worked for four years as a graduate assistant, where I was involved mostly in administrative work. I graduated from my Master’…

  25.01.2024

• Mass & Quality: How Russia and China Transform Education With AI

  …core models for their disciplines. As mentioned, this illustrates how AI advances already provide variability and automate the development of curriculum materials.  “It’s inspiring to learn how our colleagues have blended generative AI into teaching. They develop essential models for a variety of subjects and invite professors to finalize and customize them. Thi…

  24.01.2024

• This Week in St. Petersburg: January 25-31, 2024

  … February 18, Tue-Sat: 1 pm - 5 pm Museum of the History of Photography Free Apparently, this week is all about photography – and we definitely don’t have anything against that. On display at the museum are early-20th-century pictures from costume balls (dress-up parties, as we’d call them now) made by professionals at photo studios or captured at home. Take…

  24.01.2024

• Tatiana's Day: International Students’ Perspectives on Rediscovering Studenthood

  … The origins of Tatiana’s Day, or Student Day as it’s also called, go back to 1755, when the first Russian university was established on the feast day of Saint Tatiana, the patron saint of students. Historically, it has always been a day for lively celebration and revelry among the nation’s current and former students. Though largely forgotten during the Soviet era,…

  23.01.2024

• Research is an Ongoing Process: ITMO Fellow Dmitry Glazov on Studying Dark Matter

  …re operating with the help of atomic clocks. Does it ever bother you how, when your phone identifies your location, it places a circle over the entire neighborhood? Imagine if instead, it could do that with an accuracy of up to 10 cm? Apart from that, there are many other ways nuclear clocks could be helpful: for instance, when synchron…

  23.01.2024