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  • ITMO Researchers Discover New Way to Amplify Exciton Current and Accelerate AI Computations

    …here is another way to solve this problem. A team from ITMO’s Faculty of Physics and Pohang University of Science and Technology (POSTECH) in South Korea, have discovered a new exciton control mechanism at the nanoscale and developed an electroplasmonic nanoresonator, a structure that increases exciton current by 80 times. The electroplasmonic nanoresonator is jus…

    29.05.2026

  • Discovery of the Month: Urban Tropics, Day Trips, and More

    …t is, as far as I understand, one of the first studies involving bilingual data. As a neuroscientist, I couldn’t be more excited and I now anticipate a summer full of learning new interdisciplinary ideas (or maybe even training my own algorithms, who knows!). – Catherine Title image credit: IzoeKriv / Wikimedia Commons / CC BY-SA 3.0…

    29.05.2026

  • PhD in Robotics: Alexey Vedyakov Talks Robot Control and Industrial Path for PhD Students

    …model more efficiently so that we don’t have to code a robot for each task individually but make the system re-use learned skills from previous tasks and fine-tune them to fit new conditions. One of my PhD students studies the mobile robotization of physical processes and how robots can perform such tasks as metalworking, assembly, or sorting. As part of the research…

    29.05.2026

  • Petr Gumennik Wins Forbes Russia 30 Under 30 Ranking

  • Student Spotlight: Jofani Patrice, South Sudan

    …st unfamiliar or surprising? It was great. Nothing felt unfamiliar, but what was surprising was the environment and weather conditions. Learning a technical subject in a new language is not easy. What helped you adapt academically and personally? It was my belief and self‑confidence that I am going to do it. Having that is very important. What does a typi…

    28.05.2026

  • This Week in St. Petersburg: May 28 - June 3, 2026

    …untry’s recent history. Over 100 exhibits have been divided into four consecutive stages that will paint a unique picture of the post-WWII era, the 80s and 90s, as well as the new millennium.  Friday, May 29 Findings From the Tuva Valley of the Kings Until June 28, Wed, Thu, Sun: 11 am - 6 pm, Tue, Fri, Sat: 11 am - 8 pm Hermitage Museum 700 ruble…

    27.05.2026

  • Century of Service: WWII Veteran and ITMO Researcher Vasiliy Reshetkin Celebrates His 100th Birthday

    …nucleus of Halley's Comet. At LITMO, Dr. Kryzhanovskiy founded a high-speed cinematography laboratory and invited Reshetkin to take on the role of a design engineer. At his new position, Vasiliy Reshetkin completed an internship in East Germany, was promoted to the head of the Department of Optical Instruments, defended his DSc thesis, and became a professor at LI…

    26.05.2026

  • Fascinating Events in Palace Square History

    …as considered the largest open-air skating rink in Europe at the time. During the winter season, it hosted hockey matches, performances by professional skaters, and children’s New Year celebrations. At the same time, the project caused some controversy. Many residents worried that the rink would damage the historic cobblestones, restrict views of the Alexander Col…

    26.05.2026

  • ITMO, Skolkovo School of Management, and Yandex to Teach Heads of AI

    …n expert committee. Graduates will receive professional retraining diplomas from the Skolkovo School of Management. Applications are accepted on the program’s website. This new program was created in response to market demands. According to a study by Yandex and the consulting company Yakov and Partners, the expected economic effect of AI in Russia is estimated to…

    25.05.2026

  • 3 Celebrities You Didn’t Know Spoke Russian