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• Master’s Degree ++ Conference: The Plenary Session in Review

  …ld actively carry its values and the mission it settled upon with all of its partners.” Universities and companies: where employer dissatisfaction stems from and how to resolve it once and for all The head of the Department for Investment, Research and Education of the company JetBrains Andrey Ivanov dedicated his presentation to the effective company-univers…

  29.04.2019

• Urban Change Week: Do Your Bit to Change the City for the Better

  …erdam (300 trees per 1,000 people and 1,233 trees pers one square kilometer). And this situation is not getting any better. That’s why it’s so important to attract citizens to solving this problem. “We don’t often think about our green neighbors, and our map is an attempt to draw attention to this topical problem. We hope that in the future, the project will…

  24.04.2019

• Congress of Young Scientists Participant Yaroslav Kapustin: Had I Not Worked on My Own Projects, I Never Would Have Learned What I Know

  …ers and aren’t any different from those that are sold. It’s a topical issue because there are so many homeless pets that the shelters just can’t handle them all. My goal is to solve that issue and provide a solution that gives people an alternative that’s less costly and also beneficial to animal shelters. How to win your first hackathon In the recent years I’v…

  24.04.2019

• ITMO Developers on Creating an Evaluation System for Plagiarism Detection in 48 Hours

  …selves. It all started with the Hack the Plagiarizer! Hackathon, which was held at the AINL Conference at ITMO University in 2017. At the hackathon, we were given two weeks to solve the text alignment problem. When performing this task, you’re given two documents, one of which contains a number of copied passages from the other one. The task is to find all these pass…

  23.04.2019

• University of Oulu Experts on Teaching, Finland-Russia Cooperation and Joint Projects with ITMO

  …es. It may even be nerve-racking for them to ask for directions or engage in a similarly simple conversation. Do Finnish students face the same problem? And if yes, how do you solve it? Satu Rusko: This problem does exist in Finland, but I suspect that in our case, this has to do with the Finnish mindset. We’re convinced that everything has to be done perfectly an…

  23.04.2019

• ITMO Graduates Featured in Forbes' 30 Under 30 Ranking

  …their enhanced quality in the framework of the dynamically developing field of quantum communications. Right now our initiative is at the stage of pilot testing of samples and solving various implementation issues.” Asked about the skills all budding entrepreneurs should aim at developing, Artur Gleim points at results-orientedness, alertness to opportunitie…

  22.04.2019

• HackUniversity: Create, Think, and Simply Have a Good Time

  …The National University MegaHackathon HackUniversity is a large-scale competition for students from all over Russia. Over the course of 48 hours, four-person teams solve cases for actual companies, the list of which includes MTS, BIOCAD, RighTech, Unilever, and Here. The companies provide students with tasks in fields that are crucial to contemporary businesses: Big …

  22.04.2019

• Semantic Hub Founder Vitaly Nedelskiy: 90% of Startups Fail Because Nobody Needs Their Product

  …ings them profit. It shouldn’t be something abstract. 90% of all startups fail because nobody needs their product. First, you need to understand which problem you’re trying to solve, how people deal with it today, and how much it costs them. There’s a really great book on this topic, written by Rob Fitzpatrick, and it’s called “The Mom Test: How to Talk to Custome…

  19.04.2019

• ITMO University Hosts Final Round of NTI Competition for University Students

  … According to Irina Deeva, an engineer at ITMO University’s National Center for Cognitive Technologies and a PhD student at the Institute of Design & Urban Studies, apart from solving tasks and presenting the results of their work to the jury, the competition’s participants had an opportunity to attend a series of workshops and lectures. Among the lecturers were Alex…

  19.04.2019

• Behavioral Economics: Why Humans Aren’t Made to Be Rational

  …don’t use our knowledge The letters WYSIATI stand for “What You See Is All There Is”. When examining a problem, people tend not to apply their earlier-acquired knowledge to solve it. Attempting to remember something we already know can sometimes require an enormous amount of effort. In a classic experiment on this topic, the subjects are asked to read a text de…

  17.04.2019