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• ITMO PhD Student Anna Mikhailovskaya Receives IEEE MTT-S Graduate Fellowship

  …e prototypes of wireless two-core radiofrequency coils for clinical MRI systems that will significantly increase the signal-to-noise ratio and image resolution for the same magnetic field, as well as bring down the scanning time with no loss in the image quality. There are currently no such coils in Russia or anywhere else in the world, which challenges diagnostics a…

  01.03.2021

• A Guide to the World of Science Fiction

  …w Lem (studied medicine), had a scientific background, so they knew exactly what they were writing about. This is precisely why you can vividly imagine the structure of the planet and its processes while reading Solaris. Sci-fi writers predict the future Probably everyone has come across articles with similar titles on the web. And although it’s just a bold…

  26.02.2021

• ITMO Researchers Develop Biocompatible Support Device for Artificial Organs

  …ing they can be used to record data by passing an electrical current through them. By assembling a cascade of gel elements, we can create a physical implementation of a neural network in an          aqueous solution and produce artificial neurons,” concludes Artemii Ivanov. Reference: Artemii S. Ivanov, Konstantin G. Nikolaev, Alexander S. Novikov, Stanislav O. …

  26.02.2021

• SingleStore Founder Nikita Shamgunov on How to Launch a Startup

  … starting a business. And finally, the last reason, according to the lecturer, is simply love for the process of creation, be that creating a product, a team, or a customer network. Nikita Shamgunov also discussed bad motivations for building a business. The main one is the desire to become rich and famous. It takes a long time to create a startup, they don’t b…

  24.02.2021

• This Weekend in St. Petersburg: February 27-28, 2021

  … and perfumed soap. Don’t forget to spend the night before reading your favourite period novel for an even greater effect! Dark Jazz concert  February 27, 9 pm   Planetarium No. 1 1,100 - 1,500 rubles  I am sorry, but I can’t resist referencing La La Land one more time while writing about a jazz concert at a planetariu…

  24.02.2021

• Art & Science Open Day: New Majors, New Formats, New Opportunities

  …the possible coexistence of the living and the synthetic. Maria also explores new forms of biosynthetic intelligence in her artistic practice as part of the –Digitocene.Net art initiative. Her projects have been presented at various international exhibitions, including the Centre Pompidou in Paris, TAB BioTallinn Biennale, the LLUMBCN festival in Barcelona, an…

  24.02.2021

• Planning 101: Must-Have Apps To Stay on Top of Things

  …r to become more organized or master a new skill?  We’ve got even more up our sleeves, check out our recent stories on budgeting, efficient studying, growing your professional network, and even organizing your references (for your thesis and research endeavors).…

  23.02.2021

• ITMO Graduate Grigory Klyushnikov Develops Clubhouse Client for Android in One Day

  …uage is English but it can be translated into other languages. Most likely, it’ll soon become popular not only in Russia but also around the world. Have you thought about monetizing your app? This is a purely non-profit project; a temporary measure until Clubhouse releases the official app. And then? Well, there will be an official app, and this one will …

  20.02.2021

• ITMO Scientists Propose Improved Solar Cells for Use in Smart Glass

  … special ionic liquid. Simply put, it is a liquid that contains certain charged particles – a combination of cations and anions. Upon external influence, these particles may penetrate the porous structure of nanomaterials, thereby changing their properties and characteristics. The staff of ITMO University’s Faculty of Physics and Engineering have suggested applyin…

  20.02.2021

• ITMO Student Wins NOAA Machine Learning Competition

  …In the MagNet: Model the Geomagnetic Field competition, participants had to create a machine learning model whose forecasts were congruent with the data from the NASA: Advanced Composition Explorer (ACE) and Deep Space Climate Observatory (DSCOVR) satellites. The main challenge was that the model had to process real-time data on solar w…

  19.02.2021