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• Our New Year’s Resolutions for 2020

  …nough of all this motivational shizzle at this point in time. I have one specific thing I’d like to persevere with, though, which is to become more eco-friendly because the planet is literally on fire and I kind of like this Earth of ours (though I’d happily live on Bespin, Naboo or Ahch-To, so if you have any real estate contacts there, please hit me up cos my bags …

  01.01.2020

• Quantum Computers, Time Crystals, and Artificial Cells: 2019 in Science

  …artificial cells would enable us to come closer to understanding the origin of life on Earth, shedding light on the initial development of matter on Earth and even on other planets! Liudmila Nadtochii, associate professor at the Faculty of Food Biotechnologies and Engineering, staff member of the International Research Center “Biotechnologies of the Third Millenni…

  30.12.2019

• ITMO University Researchers Organize Symposium on Terahertz Photonics in Paris

  …luded reports and discussions of the latest research in such fields as wearable and printed electronics, flexible optoelectronics, coatings and nanofilms, nanophotonics, optogenetics, energy harvesting systems and others.  Participating in the conference were the world’s leading researchers from the universities of the UK, Germany, Italy, the US, Russia, Singapore…

  26.12.2019

• ITMO University Professor Oleg Stepanov Elected a Corresponding Member of Russian Academy of Sciences

  …ection systems that we have accomplished the most results in: those that use not artificially created fields (fields created by satellites) but natural ones, in particular, magnetic and gravitational fields. The latter creates the basis for constructing autonomous inertial systems based on the use of the sensors I’ve spoken about: gyroscopes and accelerometers. …

  26.12.2019

• This Weekend in St. Petersburg: December 28–29, 2019

  …ent in store, the annual Ice Fantasy Festival of ice sculptures. Lots of renowned artists from Russia and beyond demonstrate their works inspired by this year’s theme “Live Planet”. Admire the elegant beauty of giraffes and snow leopards, awe at a huge tarantula, marvel at the Mermaid’s castle (don’t really get how exactly this is related to the theme but whatever) a…

  25.12.2019

• Harvard Medical School Professor Peter Kharchenko: Using Statistics To Understand How Cells Work

  …s between cancer cells, because they are thought to be the cells’ resistance factors. With our detailed methods, we can identify these differences and try to connect them to genetic factors and reaction to treatment. The other half of our projects is tissue mapping. Here, we mostly work with the brain.  You got your Bachelor’s in Physics, then went into Compute…

  25.12.2019

• Our Editorial Team's Best of 2019

  …rming up with Lady Gaga and Animal Jazz, in July we were renewing our faith in humanity with New Politics and Max Korzh and in November we braced ourselves with Coldplay and Monetochka (Елизавета Гырдымова, признана иноагентом). Motley Tuesdays Our team was providing information not only about music, cinema and St. Petersburg but on Tuesdays we were writing…

  24.12.2019

• ScanFace Startup: Reading Faces, Going Places

  … also created an Instagram page from where everyone could order have their face psychodiagnosed,” shares Filipp Zhuckhov.  The technology operates with the help of neural networks and a machine-learning algorithm. Analyzing a photograph of someone, they identify this person’s character traits and personality features. The final analytics is produced by an expert…

  23.12.2019

• Yagodnoe in Miniature: About the Six-Meter Layout of ITMO’s Sports and Recreation Center

  …seum, to collect and keep all the facts about Yagodnoe in one place so that anyone could come here and familiarize themselves with the history of the center,” shares Marina Kuznetsova, head of the Yagodnoe sports and recreation center. The museum was founded in the summer of 2019. The participants of the opening ceremony made a “time capsule”, which will be open…

  20.12.2019

• John Kuti: English Teacher on Languages, Digital Literacy and Cultural Capital

  …ion or de-territorialization. I would say that this doesn't depend on traveling. This is a feature of our common urban-industrial civilization, which now covers most of the planet. What role do you think technology is taking part in pedagogy? My views on this have been especially influenced by the French philosopher Bernard Stiegler. There is some small possibi…

  19.12.2019