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• Hack Your Way into ITMO: Enroll Exam-Free With DevWeek Hackathon

  …solution, as well as the technologies used and the final presentation.  “All teams had a high level of training – within a short time frame, the participants succeeded in solving real-world business tasks and demonstrated a high proficiency in AI tools. I was particularly impressed with the quality of their presentations: the solutions were not only implemented …

  29.05.2025

• Student Spotlight: Abdallah Essa, Egypt

  … That’s when I started diving into data engineering. I was especially inspired by projects involving automation, real-time analytics, and predictive modeling. The potential to solve real-world problems using data and AI is what keeps me motivated in this field. Why did you choose Russia and ITMO in particular as your study destination? Russia has been making im…

  29.05.2025

• ITMO Launches Institute of Applied Mathematics

  …it ourselves to. The hype around neural networks is dying down, which is well known. This is why it’s just natural that we need to move on and create AI-based systems that can solve more complex tasks. Fundamentally, one of the problems is that right now nobody really knows how exactly AI operates. We know that it involves some computational processes and various …

  23.05.2025

• Forbes Russia: ITMO Climbs Top 10 List of Russian Universities

  …r training of specialists in IT. One of the university’s main objectives is to produce highly qualified graduates who require zero workplace adaptation time and are capable of solving tasks for the attainment of technological leadership in collaboration with AI. In other university rankings, ITMO comes second based on the average salary of its IT graduates, and among…

  22.05.2025

• ITMO’s Monday Science Roundup #79

  …them to discern the fine borders of closely located (or even overlapping) objects. However, a new solution by students from ITMO’s Computer Technologies Laboratory promises to solve the issue. A combination of three AI models, it can process up to 600 images in an hour with a high level of accuracy. Potential fields of application include the mining, food, and fossil…

  19.05.2025

• ITMO Ranks in Top 3 of Advanced Engineering Schools Federal Project

  …esearch and engineering groups hold a key role – they aren’t afraid to take responsibility for results, believe in their daring projects, and are confident that there are no unsolvable problems. Thanks to all this, we’ve managed to maintain a leading position in the ranking for the third year in a row,” says Alexander Vinogradov, the head of ITMO’s Advanced Engineeri…

  19.05.2025

• Health Data Scientist Yuri Rykov on Early Diabetes Diagnostics and AI in Medicine

  …dical professional’s working hours, but also an opportunity to significantly improve diagnostics. Read also: Radiologist Olga Puchkova Talks About Medical Issues To Be Solved With AI  How would you describe AI to a clinician to explain why they can trust new technologies? If I were to talk to a medical professional who is skeptical about AI, I wou…

  12.05.2025

• 5 Russian Gestures To Help You Understand the Locals

  …a common gesture used to express confusion, often paired with a pensive or preoccupied facial expression. Some jokingly say this kind of scratch helps "stimulate the brain" to solve a problem, while others see it as a way to buy some time before giving an answer. Sometimes, though, the answer won’t follow – in this case, consider it as a silent “I don’t know.” …

  12.05.2025

• From Research to Product: Skolkovo’s Andrey Volkov on How Universities Can Get Involved in Tech

  …relieved researchers and professors of managerial strain in terms of innovation activities; now, they can both conduct their research and turn it into commercial products. LRD solves an important problem: as soon as a scientist has an idea, they don’t rush to monetize it – instead, they seek a model in which they can enjoy university work while making money. When wor…

  06.05.2025

• Laureate of Kolba National Award and Physicist Maria Zhukova on Career in Science, Motivation, and Motherhood

  …s – chemistry, biology, or mathematics.  As a PhD student, I worked at Leningrad Laser Systems that produced and supplied laser equipment. At that time, I was most drawn to solving real-world industrial tasks – but then I chose to focus on science more. I got my PhD in 2020 and started to teach. I started off with seminars and classes; now, I have my own course. T…

  30.04.2025