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• Environmental-Monitoring Water Drones to Be Tested on St. Petersburg Rivers

  …he sensors. The data can then be uploaded into a remote location on the web; for example, in one of the experiments, the information was sent onto the servers of the worldwide network Sensor.Community. What’s more, the published data is protected from counterfeiting using a combination of various tools based on blockchain technology. The work has had both engineer…

  28.07.2020

• St. Petersburg's Nobel Prize Legacy

  … there that he worked on the chain theory and its applications to various chemical reactions and combustion processes. He also made significant contributions to the field of kinetics, with his measurements having served for a long time as the only ground for kinetic solutions in practice.  Lev Landau, Nobel Prize in Physics, 1962  …

  27.07.2020

• Cities on the Moon, Villages on Mars: What's Stopping Us?

  …Space exploration today For the past half a century, humanity has been standing on the verge of settling new planets. Many scientists believe that the only thing that holds us back is money. While it’s true that you do need a lot of it, there is another crucial problem: as of now, we aren’t able to live away from Earth. It’s hard to imagine a functioning industry …

  24.07.2020

• Campbell’s Law: Why Smart Technologies Don’t Always Make Life Better

• Evolutionary Computations Explained in 9 Simple Questions

  …hat event, the algorithm will wait for researchers to produce the necessary data.   See also: ITMO University Scientists Present Record Amount of Works at the 2019 Genetic and Evolutionary Computation Conference in Prague So it’s got nothing to do with Darwin and the theory of evolution? The creators of evolutionary algorithms were inspired …

  23.07.2020

• At-Home Lab Experiments: A Look at the Summer SCAMT Workshop Week 2020

  …sburg Polytechnic University. Apart from my studies, I have spent the past year and a half working at the St. Petersburg Nuclear Physics Institute’s laboratory of eukaryotic genetics, which studies repair mechanisms. My scientific interests vary greatly, but I think that molecular biology is the main one.  A friend of mine took part in one of SCAMT’s other project…

  22.07.2020

• Cognitive Science: How Memory Works and How to Make Yours Work Better

• Scientists Suggest Using Gold Nanoparticle Metasurfaces to Determine Substance Molecular Composition

  …onic resonance in precisely the same range of the spectrum where the studied molecules have their absorption bands. Moreover, in the vicinity of a metal surface  the electromagnetic field is strongly amplified. Therefore, it increases the proposed sensor’s sensitivity.” The paper published is theoretical – with research conducted on numerical models. The next st…

  21.07.2020

• Mission Inboxible: How to Set Up a Successful Marketing Mailout

  …e main question is: to whom exactly should we send our emails? How to assemble a database of potential clients and get their email addresses? If we’re talking about an internet business, it’s pretty simple. For example, we have a landing page – a point of entry for traffic from social media, contextual advertising campaigns, engine searches, offline advertising an…

  21.07.2020

• A Great Opportunity to Practice Public Speaking: SPIE Photonics Europe Participant on the Advantages of Online Scientific Conferences

  …red me a little at first, because there wasn’t any general understanding of how it all would take place, whether the articles would be published, what would happen if the internet connection was unstable and I couldn’t fully deliver my presentation. To cut a long story short, it was hugely stressful for me.  But the organizers thought of and suggested to the parti…

  20.07.2020