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  • Tel Aviv University Professor Boris Malomed on Non-Linear Physics and Solitons

    … a technology that you worked on, which could have improved communications, not seeing a practical application? To theoretical scientists such as me, the work was all about solving interesting physics problems. It wasn’t like we were contractors who had to account for our expenses. We wrote articles, submitted them to journals, and didn’t earn much for it. Perhaps…

    21.11.2018

  • WUD@ITMO: Ending the Dispute Between Developers and Designers

    …sound design are all branches of the selfsame tree. The lecturer proposed that designers explore other scientific fields and look back at the available design solutions for solving complex professional problems and finding inspiration. One of the seminal design solutions mentioned by Prof. Lamas was the Basic Design Cycle model, which was developed in 1955 and imp…

    20.11.2018

  • Gennadiy Korotkevich Wins 2018 Topcoder Open Marathon

    …ompetition in this track kicked off on April 14 and consisted of four online rounds. What makes the Topcoder Open Marathon different from other tracks is that its participants solve optimization tasks. In every round, they are given one task, which even its author doesn’t know how to solve. The task is to come up with a program that …

    19.11.2018

  • National Technology Revolution 20.35: Universities as Driving Force of Change

    … level, make their big debut on the market and then increase their production. Apart from focusing on research, ITMO has now become a major player in the field of business who solves tasks of upscaling successful practices and helping entrepreneurs go global. It is in the context of this objective that we devised the project of ITMO Highpark, which integrates the …

    16.11.2018

  • ITMO Students Take First Place in Physics Competition

    … but you’re not sure if you’ll be able to complete it. The most important thing here is to not give up and write down all the ideas that pop up in your head. Even if you don’t solve the task completely, you can still get some points for what you’ve done. It might sound weird but it really works. Anyway, it doesn’t hurt to try. So don’t waste too much time trying to <…

    15.11.2018

  • ITMO’s KronBars Tops List of Russia’s Best Student Sports Clubs

    …o appear, their audience growing and the competition between the clubs increasing,” shares Vyacheslav Morozov. During the Forum, the participants had several tasks to solve. First, they had to come up with a strategy of ASSC development until 2025 based on the results achieved by the Association over the course of the last five years. They had to take into a…

    12.11.2018

  • Neural Network-Generated Illustrations and Food Delivery App for the Visually Impaired: Teens in Tech School at ITMO

  • How to Make Cities More Livable: Norwegian Expert Knows the Answer

    …cow is doing a good job. In St. Petersburg, it’s a bit harder to get funding, but it doesn’t mean it’s impossible, as we can attract talented creative people and volunteers to solve these tasks. We can also influence the city administration. It really works. Look at all these bike rides in St. Petersburg; though they aren’t perfect yet, it’s only the beginning. It’s …

    09.11.2018

  • Go with the Flow, Ask Questions, and Shoot for the Stars: Lessons from a Gamedev Meetup

    …as easy as I expected: I had to do a lot of faking. I thought that I’d become a magician, but in reality it was an illusionist that I ended up as. My motto is, no task is unsolvable. But that’s just putting a brave face on my part, because some tasks really are, and you can do nothing about it. Either you wait until the engine creators fix the problem, or you give…

    09.11.2018

  • Biking to the Top: ITMO’s 9th International Council Meeting in Amsterdam

    …rams which draw on several scientific fields to provide students with new perspectives and working tools, and science with the next generation of versatile specialists able to solve complex global tasks of the day. The next UvA representative taking the floor was Dr. Peter Sloot himself. Prof. Sloot dedicated his presentation to the workings of the UvA’s Insti…

    07.11.2018