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• ITMO’s Researcher Marina Dukhinova on Viral Pneumonia and Ways to Treat It

  …es have these different types of cells, how does it happen that we develop serious inflammatory processes? Does this balance get skewed?  First of all, there is a certain genetic predisposition. Our review was made in collaboration with Alexey Komissarov, an expert in genomics and head of ITMO’s Applied Genomics lab. The analysis made by Alexey and his colleagues …

  14.12.2020

• ITMO University Student Wins One Million Rubles at Sberbank Competition

  …ns in machine learning and artificial intelligence. This year, he enrolled at ITMO University through the AI-Academy contest by Sberbank. Thanks to his participation in the FinNet Challenge, organized jointly with ITMO University, he received a job offer from Tochka Bank. ITMO.NEWS met with Daniil Tsimerman to learn more about his victory, passion for machine lear…

  14.12.2020

• How To Promote Your Business Online: Channels, Tips, and Common Mistakes

  …owever, all your efforts will pay off in the future. Your website is ranked in search engines using algorithms. If it meets all the technical and content queries of the search network, there are no technical errors and it contains many articles, then it automatically appears on the first page of the search results. Users entering a specific query in a search engine s…

  11.12.2020

• Sparkle and Shine: Five Holidays to Celebrate at Home This December

  …ht with Lucia songs and saffron buns, so the winter solstice can be a day of reflection and channeling your inner light into anything you do. According to the all-knowing internet, every year people travel to Stonehenge to watch the sunset of the shortest day of the year – and, naturally, in 2020 you have the chance to watch a livestream of just that, no need to pay …

  11.12.2020

• NTI FoodNet: How Food Science and New Technologies Can Save the Planet

  … date also poses a challenge for both the economy and the environment.  All of that leads experts to gradually reconsider the process of food production. The concept of FoodNet is coming to replace the idea of separate branches of economy, such as agroindustry, logistics, trade, and the food service industry. FoodNet brings them all …

  09.12.2020

• This Weekend in St. Petersburg: December 12-13

  …ibited outdoors at one of St. Petersburg’s wonderful parks. Accept this invitation from the Russian Geographical Society and discover yet more proof of the greatness of our planet! As a bonus and just in case you’ve missed it, check out our list of open-air ice rinks in St. Pete together with some handy advice on how to get ready for your first ice-skating experie…

  09.12.2020

• A Breath of Fresh Air in Science: ITMO Graduate on Finding Herself in Science, Interdisciplinarity and Bioinformatics

  …egun working at a lab at the Virology Department, and three years later I defended my PhD thesis. Then, I stayed at the department as an experimental biologist – I worked in genetic engineering, biotechnologies, and molecular biology; created “new” viruses and vaccines based on them. In the bioinformatics’ lingo, I busied myself with “wet” biology. In 2014, I was inv…

  08.12.2020

• First Year Student Daniil Kazantsev Presents Project at Sberbank Conference on Artificial Intelligence

  …hand muscles (you can read more about this project here). Daniil underlined that according to statistics from WHO, 466 million people, i.e. six and a half percent of the planet’s population, suffer from hearing and speech impairment. And the goal of his project is to make it so that every person despite their physical abilities could be heard and understood. …

  07.12.2020

• 5 Things That Make St. Petersburg Russia's Cultural Capital

  …al for over 200 years and showed the revolutionary spirit and heroism of its residents during the Siege of Leningrad in World War II. It has always been and still remains a magnet for the brightest minds, tourists, and culture lovers. Being a modern bustling city, St. Petersburg has lost none of its historical, architectural, and artistic appeal. You can still sen…

  07.12.2020

• Food of the Future: What’s to Come?

  … first discovered in the 1940s, but the first method of its industrial production was only devised in 1994. It was quite expensive, but the development of molecular biology, genetic engineering, and food technologies allowed several production companies to spring up in the 2010s. “There are things that take decades and there are those that can go from fundamenta…

  04.12.2020