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• Picture of the Week: Brettanomyces Pseudomycelium

  …n the framework of the R&D project No. 617027 “Resource-saving ecologically safe biotechnologies for functional and specialized products based on deep processing of food raw materials.” Ivanova, V. A. (2020). Promising sources of beta-glucans. Collected Papers of the Plenary Session of the IX Congress of Young Scientists, 10–13. Meledina, T. V., Ivanova, V. A.,…

  05.04.2021

• From Screen to Life: A Movie Guide to St. Petersburg

  …erary is inspired by Danila’s dangerous adventures. He defends an old man, who becomes his friend, at Apraksin Yard and, failing to reach his brother, spends a night at the mysterious Smolenskoye Lutheran Cemetery with its inhabitants, both dead and alive. He takes a tram running from bandits along the lines of Vasilievsky Island and almost gets shot near the Pribalt…

  02.04.2021

• ITMO Scientists Propose a New Model for Study of Bone Development

  … form calcium phosphates and study how and why they develop. As a result, we end up with structures that have different properties. Then, cell cultures are planted onto this material and we can observe the way bone tissue cells grow.” The first experiments were conducted using C2C12 cells of muscle tissues. These cells can differentiate – they turn either in…

  02.04.2021

• ITMO Associate Professor Alexander Kuznetsov on How Criminals Fool Voice Recognition to Steal Money

  …uch methods aren’t universal. These systems are in their early days so a majority of banks rely on multi-factor authentication, including not only voice but also some other criteria. What can ITMO offer? We’re also working on a related project and developing systems for identifying generated audio tracks. How do they work? As I said, synthesized tracks ar…

  02.04.2021

• TECHNOHISTORY Conference: Biohacking, Neuroart, and Women of Bauhaus

  … Faculty of Software Engineering and Computer Systems In my report, I used the example of designer Gunta Stölzl to call upon the obstacles that women had to face when entering the Bauhaus school. This seemingly progressive community still fell for the prejudices of the 20th century. This is best illustrated by the Bauhaus founder's quote: “There is no differen…

  01.04.2021

• The Future of Hard Drives: Hot Bits and Laser Recordings

  …s the source of a magnetic field. When atoms unite in groups, they can behave differently.   Magnetic storage research is particularly interested in a special type of material called ferromagnetics. In these materials, particles are located very close to each other and are organized in a certain way. They start “feeling” each oth…

  31.03.2021

• This Weekend in St. Petersburg: April 3-4, 2021

  …0-400 rubles “TV off – Artdocfest on'' – that’s our motto for this weekend. Artdocfest is a major documentary film festival that spans several Russian cities: Moscow, Yekaterinburg, and St. Petersburg. Divided between two venues, the festival is to screen 36 works from 14 countries. Different directors will demonstrate their vision of political, personal, and so…

  31.03.2021

• ITMO University Professor Sergey Makarov Receives Elsevier’s Research Excellence Award Russia 2021

  … to successful Russian scientists who have gained recognition at home and abroad. Prof. Makarov received the award as the most productive and young author in the field of materials science. In this way, the awards officials noted his contribution to the development of engineering sciences and technologies. “The award was presented for works in a new subfield …

  30.03.2021

• Live Your Best Spring in St. Petersburg

  … city; the team’s top picks; Vasileostrovsky Market: a true foodie heaven; secret fast food to impress your local friends; just in case you didn’t know: ITMO’s new cafeteria will easily fit in the ranks of the city’s must-visit places; and if you are on the lookout for some peculiar Russian foods, check this piece.  Into the unknown Once it gets eve…

  30.03.2021

• Picture of the Week: E. Coli-Based Bacterial Biofilm

  … to prevent their formation and facilitate their removal. In addition, biofilms produced by nonpathogenic microorganisms can be used in the development of dynamic biological materials. A series of experiments on growing E. coli in a special transparent incubator installed on the object table of a stereoscopic microscope was conducted with the goal of performin…

  29.03.2021