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• Siberian Coal Energy Company’s Advisor on Personnel: Even the Most Macho Miners Need Soft Skills

  …because the tasks that our company, industry and country are faced with are always changing, and it’s important to be able to keep up with the progress. People who can do that solve these tasks faster and adapt to new circumstances more easily, benefiting the company at large. If an enterprise doesn’t develop, it loses in competitive performance and can’t pay its wor…

  30.10.2018

• Head of Mitsubishi Electric’s Department of Conditioning Systems: Why Working with Universities Is Our Top Priority

  …O University, I believe that the administration of ITMO University and, in particular, the staff of the School of Biotechnology and Cryogenic Systems are on the right track to solving this problem. Partnership with world-class manufacturers will not only help the students to form a comprehensive understanding of modern technological solutions, but also will develop a…

  25.10.2018

• Why Factories Are Once Again Popular Among Young Optics Specialists

  …achelor’s thesis. It was largely practical and revolved around optical surfaces. It so happened that my academic advisor had his own business and he often involved students in solving some of the tasks they had, which gave us an opportunity to work on real projects. I got to work on a spotlight projection system that emitted light over a distance of about 2 kilome…

  24.10.2018

• ITMO Scientist Vladislav Gromov: We Want to Make Robots Help People, Not Replace Them

  …pt to new tasks? How to control robots remotely? How to effectively integrate a large number of robots into one complex technological process? Another issue we’re trying to solve in our research is, how to build a successful interaction between humans and robots? Before, introducing the latter into the manufacturing process meant that human workers no longer serve…

  24.10.2018

• Winners of SPb School CTF-2018: How to Become a Successful Hacker When You're 11

  …ne for help? Artem: In the very beginning, I didn’t attend any courses or something, I was just reading through all the materials I could find on the Internet and trying to solve some tasks when I bumped into the SPbCTF community, where I practice now. Yuri: It was kind of the same for me; I also found the materials online, watched lessons on YouTube and variou…

  23.10.2018

• Changing the World: New ITMO Student’s Star Project

  …me a lot of questions, most of which had to do with “Why develop such a project?”. It was if he tried to make me pay even more attention to the issue that I already considered solved. As a result, I made several changes to the project, which was a bit too idealistic at first; thus, it became more earth-bound, and more realistic, as well. Also, as I’ve already said…

  19.10.2018

• PhD Vitaly Aksenov: Coding For Someone Other Than Myself Is Boring

  …t helped me do that was a keen knowledge of maths. During my 10th grade, I made it to the All-Russian Competition in Mathematics. This also helped me with computer science, as solving programming tasks is easier if you have a good mathematical background. Dropping sports programming and finding oneself in science I graduated from school when I was 15, and at th…

  16.10.2018

• Open Innovations 2018: Higher Education in the Digital Age

  …. As a result of this collaboration, more than 3,000 students have the opportunity to participate in the company's courses. However, there are still problems that remain to be solved. “These problems mostly have to do with all sorts of legal issues, such as rent, signing agreements, etc. If it takes too much time to figure these things out, we are forced to …

  16.10.2018

• The 2018 Nobel Prize in Economics: Any Lessons for Russia?

  …nd William Nordhaus, who study economic growth cycles and their effect on social and natural phenomena. The researchers’ main achievement lies in their creation of methods for solving the fundamental issues of sustainable economic growth. Nordhaus, a graduate of Yale University, served on US President Jimmy Carter’s Council of Economic Advisers from 1977 to 1979. …

  15.10.2018

• International Olympiad in Informatics 2018 Winners: Even If You’re Tired, Don’t Lose Sight of Your Goals

  …rted programming in 2014 right after I finished seventh grade at school. Before then, starting from my sixth grade, my main area of focus was maths. At first, I really enjoyed solving problems, but my interest rubbed off pretty quickly: there wasn’t much variety in what I was doing. That’s why I get such a big kick out of programming: it’s very competitive and dynami…

  15.10.2018