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• Student Spotlight: Ramin Dzhalalpur, Afghanistan

  …old weather affect you? Not really, because my hometown Badakhshan is also very cold. We have long winters full of snowfall. So, the weather in St. Petersburg wasn’t really new to me. Do you like Russian food? I am not a big fan, but I do have a few favorite dishes. The dish that I liked the most here was blinchiki. It is such a comfort food for me. I try to…

  27.07.2023

• No Limits: Visually Impaired ITMO Graduate on Working as DevOps Engineer and Launching His Startup

  …Learning to live anew When I was growing up in Vladivostok, my family never treated me like a kid. I spent most of my time not with my peers, but with adults who treated me like an equal. My mom helped me with my homework. My aunt showed me around a bakery plant and explained how it all worked. When I was in my early teens, I learned basic automotive engineering f…

  26.07.2023

• This Weekend in St. Petersburg: July 29-30, 2023

  … the display is reminiscent of the times when artists blurred boundaries between different art forms to investigate themselves, thus expanding the genre and paving the way for new visions.  On the big screen: Donnie Darko (2001) July 29-30, 8:45 pm or 7 pm Rodina Cinema 300 rubles  – purchase here If not afraid of the dark (and large bunny-like thin…

  26.07.2023

• To ITMO and Beyond: International Graduates Share Their Plans

  …holidays, he plans to delve into more detailed research in his field of studies. “I have been accepted into a PhD program at ITMO. Before immersing myself fully into this new phase of academic pursuit, I have decided to take advantage of the summer break by traveling the country and enjoying some well-deserved vacation time,” shares Carl. Reflecting upo…

  25.07.2023

• New AI Solution Helps Design Arctic Infrastructure

• ITMO’s Monday Science Roundup #35

  …ey present a less costly method rooted in a targeted approach to reordering the particles within a given metasurface. Read more: Improving Lasers: ITMO Scientists Suggest a New Way to Couple Light and Matter There are many reasons why you’d need to measure the properties of a microparticle – unfortunately, the process is not always simple and straightforward. A…

  24.07.2023

• 2023 Startups as Theses: Smart Home for the Impaired, Agrotech and More

  …ersity (FEFU), he started working with myoelectric prosthetics that are activated by electric potentials produced during muscle movement. Evgeny uses the same principle in his new VR device now in development – in the future, it will help produce prosthetics without microcontrollers.  The graduate’s most ambitious project is a smart home system, the components of …

  24.07.2023

• How to Find a Tutor in Russia

• Bringing Quantum Tech Closer: Researchers from ITMO and Ludwig Maximilian University Examine New Approach to 2D Heterostructures

  …tudied. Their discovered properties, such as superconductivity in 2D graphene or 2D excitons in transition metal dichalcogenides, have the potential of bringing about not only new optoelectronic devices, but also quantum technologies. Excitons are quasiparticles that contain an electron rotating around an electron hole. These particles are generated in semiconductors…

  21.07.2023

• Improving Lasers: ITMO Scientists Suggest a New Way to Couple Light and Matter

  …a that receives light and transmits it into the structure. By deforming a part of the particles, the researchers can make them act as such antennae.  What’s next The new method will increase detector sensitivity and make lasers smaller, thus cutting down on their energy use. Moreover, it will make laser research more accessible by lowering the requirements …

  20.07.2023