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

  …otov Lastly, the "future behavior" is about what a candidate has to offer. The employer has to understand how the candidate will be useful for the company, how will he help solve its tasks. Also, the potential employee has to be familiar with the technologies that are used in his field. If we're talking marketing, the candidate has to know how to expand the target…

  14.09.2017

• Blockchain for Patenting Intellectual Property: How Will it Work?

  …rs. For example, more and more inventions are made in collaboration. So how do you observe the interests of all authors using paper documents? An online system like blockchain solves this problem, since you can enter the data of all authors, and all of those individuals will automatically receive a fair compensation when their technology is sold. Also, digital pat…

  13.09.2017

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

  …archer Dr. Suzana Herculano-Houzel in 2009. Earlier it was believed that this number was close to hundreds of billions. The exact number was determined by, quite literally, dissolving a brain in a special solution and counting the number of neurons. Those are connected by special projections – axons and dendrites. A small space between them – the so-called synaptic g…

  13.09.2017

• Science News Now

  …ater without altering their quantum mechanical properties too much. This memory technology is simple and fast and it could find application in a future quantum Internet. Dissolving electronics do the vanishing act. Researchers from the University of Houston and China have reported a new type of electronic device that can be triggered to dis…

  11.09.2017

• ITMO Scientists Help Link Alzheimer’s to Lack of Energy in Immune Cells

  …ns, the scientists have upgraded their method. “I performed direct analysis of the data and developed the method in general, while Master’s student Alexander Loboda wrote solver software that helped to quickly solve the task of optimization that arises in this method,” – says Alexey Sergushichev. Reference: Tyler K. Ulland, Wi…

  08.09.2017

• Robot Economics: How Industry 4.0 Will Change Our Life

  …will all become a sort of a bio-cyborg-esque system. In a way, this is already happening. We already can’t imagine our lives without our smartphones,” – says Alexander. Unsolved issues “The Internet of Things has not yet been fully integrated; in my opinion, it is just a small part of the future, as we are now already attempting to switch to Industry 4.0, w…

  07.09.2017

• Developers Present Projects at Girls4Tech Hackathon

  …ead, especially in tech. We all tried to help each other, even to those who were our direct competitors. Winning and awards are all nice, but what’s most important to us is to solve the task,” – shares participant Yulia Antonova. All of the developed solutions, say the organizers, are viable and practical. On the second day teams were joined by technical, market…

  07.09.2017

• E-Governance: International Conference Just Ended at ITMO U

  …m the Institute of Technology in Nagoya (Japan), Masaru Watanabe, Shun Shiramatsu and Yasuaki Goto shared the results of their research in the field of public collaboration in solving social problems. The IFIP EGOV-EPART and EGOSE conference ended on September 6. You can read about the conference in more detail here.…

  06.09.2017

• Scientists Achieve Breakthrough in Polariton Laser Technology

  …ve been built in early 00’s; they worked at ultra-low temperatures of several Kelvin and had to be pumped by another laser. In the recent years, both of these issues have been solved: in 2013 an electrically pumped polariton laser that could operate at room temperature was demonstrated. The last remaining issue is that of controlling the polarization of the emission.…

  06.09.2017

• ICM-2017: ITMO Team Shows Great Results

  …ns, if not the most prestigious one, and I really wanted to win," shares Dmitriy Yakutov. The competitions took two days; each day, the participants were given 5 hours to solve five tasks - all in all, they were offered ten problems devised by representatives of different universities. According to the participants, this timespan is standard for many contests, b…

  05.09.2017