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• New Coworking Space Now Open at ITMO’s Lomonosova 9 Campus

  …, but the main difference between the two spaces on Lomonosova is that the fifth floor is where you can go to work or study when you need to concentrate and delve into study material; the third floor is for when you need to work with a team or hang out together,” says Kirill Aleksandrov, deputy head of the Strategic Communications Department at ITMO. List of…

  26.11.2020

• Digital Art and Opera: Winners of Digital OPERA Performance on Contests’ Benefits and Media Content Trends

  …and pleasures of high life, as well as the inevitability of fate. We wanted our project to be as sincere and emotional as possible. It was obvious that we should use flowing materials and drawing by hand, but for a long time, we could not figure out how to present it, how to preserve the effect of drawing by hand and the fluidity of watercolor,” explains Anastasia La…

  26.11.2020

• Student Spotlight: Allison Ascanio, Colombia

  …olombia is spearheaded by the Russian Embassy and a governmental Colombian organization called ICETEX. The selection process consists of two main phases: the first one is registering on the Rossotrudnichestvo website where you enter your data, choose your career and six universities you're interested in; then, you must bring some physical documents to the ICETEX offi…

  26.11.2020

• ITMO Staff Develop Cloud Platform for Virtual Labs

  …nd achievements, as well as a link to a GitHub repository where the students upload their code for the lecturers to check.  The admin panel allows you to upload articles, materials, and manage user rights. You can also add new laboratory projects and generally expand the functionality of ITMO.IoT’S. “We’re studying the basics of the Internet of Things …

  24.11.2020

• Researchers from ITMO and University of Toronto Develop Non-Antibiotic Material to Fight Infection and Mend Wounds

  …Modern medicine faces a constant dilemma. Medical specialists use various antibiotics to prevent microbial infections in patients. As such, surviving bacteria develop a resistance to these antibiotics over time and produce new microorganism cells with these traits. This results in super bacteria that are very difficult to treat. This…

  23.11.2020

• Picture of the Week: Light-Emitting Perovskite

  …Halide perovskites are a class of semiconductor materials. They hold great potential for applications in optics, solar power, and electronics. The material’s properties allow it to generate “cleaner” light than that of existing organic light-emitting diode (OLED) displays made from other materials. Moreove…

  23.11.2020

• Russia on Film: the Good, the Bad and the Ugly

  …the collapse of the Soviet Union but, I guess, Lenin is still hiding somewhere (and we all know where). But the USSR is for sure thriving in Red Sparrow (2018). The school’s interior with faded red curtains and mosaics makes you want to grab your hammer and sickle and complete your five-year plan in just three years. Vodka, matryoshka dolls, bears, and ushankas …

  23.11.2020

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

  …re awards were given to Andrei Melville, dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences at the Higher School of Economics, and Anatoliy Popovich, dean of the Institute of Machinery, Materials, and Transport at Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University. The jury that chose the winners included: Sergei Stepashin, chairman of the Association for Assistance to the…

  20.11.2020

• Friday Experiment: Attempting to Write Every Day

  …reason, however, I can’t fully embrace this morning pages idea – it doesn’t feel serious enough for my slightly pretentious self. As if you are “not paying respect” to this mysterious art of transporting the images in your head onto rusty notebook pages.  So, I decided to complete a similar challenge but in a way that was closer to heart – originally, I thought I …

  20.11.2020

• Project by ITMO Student Displayed at the State Museum of Urban Sculpture

  …s and installations use natural elements in one form or another, be that grass, live plants, sand, or wood, – and just like in the actual environment, these elements tend to deteriorate over time. The grass turns yellow, the sand disseminates, the clay cracks all over, while ivy keeps growing higher and higher, taking over the statue of Lenin. Those exhibits explore …

  20.11.2020