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• Neural Networks As Translators: Jorg Tiedemann's Lecture At AINL Conference

• Baltic International Summer School 2017: How to Transform a City in Nine days

  …ies, advantaged technology and modern architectural aesthetics, closely linked to social and cultural peculiarities. As the University is very young and does not have a rich history of exchange students, international collaboration projects with universities abroad are often conducted with the purpose of attracting more students, professors and researchers for new ed…

  22.09.2017

• Things to Do this Week(end): September 23-24

  …d a huge effect on Russian culture (and eventually led to the founding of St. Petersburg). The festival’s program will include lots of different events on various aspects of history and culture - from workshops on nautical knotting to lectures on modern Norwegian literature and classical Italian music: whatever it is you’re interested in, you’ll surely find something…

  21.09.2017

• METANANO-2017: International Conference on Nanophotonics and Metamaterials held in Vladivostok

• BBC Expert: How to Make Science More Accessible

  …communicators faced a challenge: how to explain to millions of regular people what this “God particle” is all about and why this discovery is among the biggest in scientific history, all in a span of a few minutes of airtime. Making science popular, social media-style Over the course of his career, Julian Siddle has personally developed and implemented seve…

  15.09.2017

• How to Launch a Tech Project and Succeed

  …involvement. Mr. Bodrov also advises entrepreneurs to personally get to know each of the many possible offers: speak to those who work there, evaluate the conditions and the history of each venue. “There are more than 100 places that identify themselves as business incubators – that’s just in St. Petersburg alone. Among them are no more than a dozen that act…

  14.09.2017

• Baltic Weekend 2017: Why Creators Will Always Be In Business

  …arketing, the candidate has to know how to expand the target audience, what new methods can be used to promote the product. The ideas can be most vivid. Vadim Fedotov shared a story about how a new restaurant's owner that had "ape" in its name decided to promote it by spending a whole day running around the city in an ape costume and occasionally hiding in the restau…

  14.09.2017

• Art, Love and Depression: How Your Brain Controls Your Life

  …oming more commonplace not just among doctors, but others, too. Ilya Martynov brings up a few examples of how that might work. There have been several precedents in legal history where defendants have claimed that their crimes were committed not by them, but their brain due to a spontaneous impulse or malfunction. This is becoming a hot topic among legal experts e…

  13.09.2017

• How to Make the Perfect User Interface

  …ence designers and interaction designers, who have the job of developing the structure of such products. “Basically, these people are similar to writers: they develop the story, make algorithms, sketch out the screens and then send it to graphic designers who pick out the colors and the fonts. And they pick them not because they feel like it, but with an underst…

  11.09.2017

• Machine Intelligence - Key to New Age of Creativity

  …intings; all this might make a creative person feel displaced. Still, this is no cause for despair; the future looks promising for the creative types, claims the speaker. History repeats itself Before starting at VK, Sergey Paranko spent a few years as the editorial director at Mail.Ru Group. As he explains, in 2014 the media community had gone through a simila…

  08.09.2017