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• “People Need You!” Contest: Social Entrepreneurship for Children

  …nners among both teams and individuals. When evaluating a project the aspect we pay most attention to is its relevance. Children have to prove that the issue they’re trying to solve is a current one; they brought up statistical data, experts’ opinions, referred to standardized documents. Secondly, we look at how fully the schoolchildren have employed their newly acqu…

  12.05.2017

• Carving Your Niche

  … who works here other than those that truly love teaching, teachers share resources and there's a really strong collective spirit. Sometimes there are arguments but they are resolved easily. This environment amongst teachers impacts students; positive dynamic amongst teachers transcends into the classroom, making learning a fun process” Of course not many studen…

  12.05.2017

• ITMO and Finland's XAMK University Strengthen Relationship

  …itate future partnership among researchers in the field of computational science, as well as the basic applied aspects of high-performance computing and simulation intended to solve a wide variety of issues in science, industry and business. The participants – young scientists and Master’s and Postgraduate students – propose projects related to complex systems mod…

  12.05.2017

• Royal Society Member Maurice Skolnick: Why Making Science Understandable to Society Matters

  …is affected greatly by environmental factors. For that reason, we need to somehow isolate our qubits so that they remain unaffected. Scientists have already recognized ways of solving these issues, but they are highly difficult and resource-consuming and will likely take years. Credit: prointech.ru You are the co-director of the research on hybrid light-matter …

  11.05.2017

• Concurrency In Life - Practical Advice From Roman Elizarov

  … happen. On education: "If you go to a school focused on physics and maths, you get good engineering training which results in having a particular outlook and approach to solving different tasks. The skills you get then can be easily converted into those of programming." In 1994, Roman enrolled at ITMO’s Computer Technology Department, and yet again began a…

  10.05.2017

• Psychophysiologist Alexander Kaplan: Why Elon Musk is Weaving “Neural Lace” and Will AI Help Conserve Resources for Human Brain?

  …ized, the rate of deaths caused by neural disorders has increased greatly and the disorders themselves have become more hazardous. Could artificial intelligence help us solve this issue? This could certainly be the solution, concurs Prof. Kaplan. “Indeed, if we relegate some of our tasks to a robot it would take a great load off of our brains. But firs…

  10.05.2017

• Coordinating Blood Banks and Organizing International Summer Camps - How One Develops Social and Ecological Projects?

  …elp, but finding a suitable donor can still take a lot of time," comments Andrei Zlenko. Students from the Department of Intelligent Technologies in Humanities decided to solve the problem. Having worked at the university's Volunteer Center for four years, Roman Malushkin conducted several Donor Days and learned how hard coordinating the process can be. For inst…

  10.05.2017

• Pure Math at ITMO: Students from 11 Countries Took Part in the NCUMC

  …l team of this university. Then one sums up the results of these three participants – this amount of points is a total score of the university. Participants have four hours to solve seven tasks. Also they can use English language dictionaries for assistance, as the working language of this international contest is English. “It was the first time when I presented…

  05.05.2017

• Alexander Boukhanovsky Elected to Russian Science Foundation Review Board

  …  April 28, 2017) which call for the laying of groundwork for an implementable technology. What is also important is the creation of a cohesive research team that can not only solve complex scientific tasks, but also teach others to do it. After all, one of the foundation’s core goals is to attract new researchers, approaches and knowledge into science. “One has…

  05.05.2017

• Researchers Develop Word-of-mouth Computer Simulation

  …uld be accessed from the internet based on a few dozen subscribers , expanded by results of a survey we conducted. It was enough for the creation of a basic model, but not for solving experimental problems,” says Alexander Visheratin. “If we want to keep going forward, we have to set up a model based on data from hundreds of thousands of users. This includes info on …

  04.05.2017