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• Rukami Fest 2020: ITMO’s TECHNOHISTORY Project Highlights Digital Loneliness and Bacteria Representation in Media

  …ew digital world (supervisor: Andrey Vasilyev). Students considered phenomena such as “digital loneliness,” which is the feeling of being alone and lost in the world of social networks. “The students designed a game about digital loneliness. The result is reminiscent of Kafka’s The Castle,” says Daria Martynova. Also present at the festival were Oleg Elisee…

  27.11.2020

• Beneath the Pavement, Not the Beach: First Art & Science Conference on Soil

  … natural objects Pharmakon Landscapes – both poisonous and healing. They can no longer be used for our own needs but can become a source of purification and renewal for the planet. These are, in a way, natural parks capable of solving environmental issues. Taste the soil Yulia Timofeeva, a soil specialist and researcher at the Dokuchaev Central Soil Museum, spo…

  27.11.2020

• Scientists Propose Method of Assessing the Gene-Disease Connection

  …It’s no secret that the processes that take place in our bodies can be connected to various genes. A predisposition to baldness, obesity, or bad eyesight can be genetic, much as some diseases, but how can we tell which part of the genome is responsible for a specific condition? Modern technologies make it possible to identify the correlation between a specific gen…

  27.11.2020

• ITMO University PhD Student Rodion Yuriev on Business Development and Self-Confidence

  …erall, 360 teams participated in the contest in eight categories: “AI, biometry and computer vision”, “Quantum technologies”, “Biotechnologies and medical technologies”, “Internet of things, cybersecurity, smart city and smart home”, as well as several others. The main requirement was to be associated with some Russian university (a team had to include a student or a…

  26.11.2020

• Optical Computers Explained: Will They Replace the Regular Kind?

  … a contact element, it counts as “one;” if it is below the threshold, it counts as “zero.” Replace the electron with a photon and the current with the strength of an electromagnetic field, and you get the classic optical computer. How does it work? The optical chip’s input port is a set of optical waveguides. Through these waveguides, the device recei…

  25.11.2020

• Beginner’s Guide to Brainstorming and Writing Articles for Scientific Journals

• This Weekend in St. Petersburg: November 28-29, 2020

  …estival in Moscow November 28-29, 11 am - 10 pm Online Free We’re heading into the future. Are you on board? Rukami is not your typical tech festival; it’s a magnet for the craziest yet brilliant ideas. And this weekend, you get to become a movie character, see breakthrough inventions with your own eyes, as well as meet scientists, science fiction writ…

  25.11.2020

• ITMO Staff Develop Cloud Platform for Virtual Labs

  …ted three laboratories designed to solve a certain class of problems: ITMO.cLAB (a cloud laboratory with remote access to equipment), ITMO.IoT’S (a virtual studio for the Internet of Things), and ITMO.cVoAF (a cloud service for studying voice assistants). These platforms allow users to access ITMO lab equipment via the internet, crea…

  24.11.2020

• ITMO Launches a Series of Scientific Meetups With the Vice Rector for Research

  …ty of Physics and Engineering, was the guest at the first meeting. He presented a paper on dielectric nanoantennas for light routing in optical chips. “Light is electromagnetic waves and they usually propagate in the air or other dielectric media – we all know how flashlight or laser beams look like,” explained Andrey Bogdanov. “But it’s not the only form that p…

  24.11.2020

• School of Translational Information Technologies Head Alexander Boukhanovsky Named Dean of the Year

  …challenges of the near future, in which devices with embedded artificial intelligence will become plentiful enough to be able, at least in theory, to form a massive “thinking” network. “It would be ridiculous to be concerned about the AI of an individual coffee maker or a washing machine,” says Prof. Boukhanovsky. “But there is the possibility of such a thing as…

  20.11.2020