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ITMO-Developed App Helps RAS Oceanographers Analyze Data from Drifting Buoys Offline
…in ocean circulation as they transport heat, salt, and nutrients, which are essential for the survival of marine ecosystems. Compared to fixed stations, drifters can be easily installed in bad weather or a remote location; they also move along with the current and collect data at multiple points at once. A buoy is an automatic monitoring device equipped with vari…
01.06.2026
ITMO Researchers Discover New Way to Amplify Exciton Current and Accelerate AI Computations
…posed to hundreds of nanometers in an optical circuit. Information is transferred similarly with excitons and electrons; but in exciton devices, the exciton current is used instead of the electric kind. In order to make data transfer faster and more efficient, scientists are looking for ways to amplify exciton current: for example, by increasing electron density i…
29.05.2026
Discovery of the Month: Urban Tropics, Day Trips, and More
…tings: one to Belvedere Palace and another to Sergievka Park – and I’m thankful to live within reach of such a wonderful blend of nature and architecture! – Elizaveta Brain-inspired machine learning algorithms Exposing myself as a nerd here, but my May discovery – and a very recent one at that – are Core A* publications on merging neuroscience with machine lear…
29.05.2026
PhD in Robotics: Alexey Vedyakov Talks Robot Control and Industrial Path for PhD Students
…ems management and developed a compact algorithm based on differential equations to assess signal frequencies. Such technologies are needed for disturbance compensations – for instance, they are used to adjust marine vessel control systems, avoid ship rolling, or reduce camera shake or narrow-band interference in electrical circuits. My interests have expanded…
29.05.2026
Russia’s First Portable MRI Machine Developed at ITMO
…o increase: the stronger the field, the higher the signal-to-noise ratio and the sharper the image. However, as the power grew, so did the size of the equipment, its cost, and insulation requirements. Now, with the advent of low-noise electronic devices and highly-efficient processing algorithms, it has become possible to return to a low magnetic field and create a c…
28.05.2026
Petr Gumennik Wins Forbes Russia 30 Under 30 Ranking
Student Spotlight: Jofani Patrice, South Sudan
…ITMO? I would advise students to dream big and believe in themselves. They should not look down on themselves despite the political situation and economic crisis back home. Instead, they should keep up the hard work for their own better future and for Africa's future at large.…
28.05.2026
This Week in St. Petersburg: May 28 - June 3, 2026
…m 2,000 rubles (includes a 6-month pass) Disappointed by the hell-focused contemporary visual culture, Krasnodar-born artist Alexander Saitov wanted to imagine paradise instead. That he did, combining heraldry with his own imagination to envision the flora and fauna of the Garden of Eden. Compare your visions at the ongoing exhibition at Erarta Museum. …
27.05.2026
Century of Service: WWII Veteran and ITMO Researcher Vasiliy Reshetkin Celebrates His 100th Birthday
…take on the role of a design engineer. At his new position, Vasiliy Reshetkin completed an internship in East Germany, was promoted to the head of the Department of Optical Instruments, defended his DSc thesis, and became a professor at LITMO. With his fellow researchers, he created 14 types of high-speed movie cameras that were used to record on film and further …
26.05.2026
Fascinating Events in Palace Square History
…Grass instead of cobblestones Today, we know Palace Square as endless cobblestones, with the only green in the picture being the walls of the Winter Palace. What if we told you that not just once, but twice in the 21st century, the square turned into a green field? One occasion was in June 2015, when the International Federation of Landscape Architects held an …
26.05.2026