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• Per Aspera Ad Astra — the Problems of Modern Cyberphysics

  …, information, control and those of the physical world. It is all about co-design in software development, as well as convergence — different technological systems evolving to solve similar tasks. The physical reality now has its digital copy: when a new product is being developed, everything, even the idea of its design, starts with a digital model. Trends I bel…

  14.11.2016

• Processing Dostoevsky — Scientists Use Optics for Studying Manuscripts

  …rent chemical composition. Dostoevsky also used this ink to write letters, which he dated. So, by comparing the ink, we can tell when Dostoevsky wrote a particular note. To solve this task, scientists from ITMO University used methods of photospectrometry. They've developed a new device: a high-resolution camera is fixed atop a table with the manuscripts. The came…

  11.11.2016

• Modeling Reality: the Fifth "Young Scientists" Conference in Krakov

  …ments Marina Balakhontseva. Among the topics discussed at the conference were modeling and simulation of complex systems, advanced computational algorithms, applications for solving environmental problems, Internet technologies, visualization and virtual reality, translational medicine and biomedicine, computations for urban science. Nine people from ITMO Universit…

  11.11.2016

• World’s Science Day: What Are the Cherished Dreams of Researchers?

  … Prizes, stay in Russia and respect science. Anton Pyrkin, head of the Faculty of Control Systems and Industrial Robotics I have been interested in math since childhood. I solved plenty of math problems together with my parents. My grandmother worked as a math teacher. It was a kind of my hobby to solve puzzles at weekends together …

  10.11.2016

• ITMO and SAP Launch a New Business Accelerator

  …r units of the Center will be the Internet of Things, Establishment Architecture, Computational Design and Audio-Visual Arts laboratories. "Studying real business processes, solving pressing problems of the industry, developing business models — that will be only a small, but an essential part of the practical experience our students will get from participating in …

  09.11.2016

• One More First Place by ITMO’s Programmers

  … as the world championship. The Olympiad program is divided into two levels — the qualifying absentee round and the internal round when participants have to gather together to solve problems. The internal round includes two nominations. According to the rules of the first one, participants have to create strategies to compete with each other. The game they play rese…

  09.11.2016

• STI, Markets and Ethics — How to Become a Leader of the High-Technology Markets?

  …stem will protect itself: no one wants to be left out. But there's no other way. To overcome this resistance, new problems and challenges will be necessary — those that can be solved only by new technologies like digital design, metamaterials, robotics, etc. If we want Russia to become the leader not only in nuclear and aerospace industries, these problems are to be …

  08.11.2016

• USA Investor on Startups and Challenges Females Face in Business

  …erence here is how we assess the startuper. Personally, I am very particular about the projects I want to invest in. For me, it's important to see that the girls do something, solve problems, move forward and break barriers. That doesn't mean that I expect an increase in income right on the spot. But I want the women I invest in to achieve something. For example, if …

  03.11.2016

• Hey, Buddy, What’s Up in Google?

  …he recommended me as a candidate for a position at Google. This is how I joined the Google Play team! Thankfully my small team consisted of young specialists who managed to solve any task extremely fast. The target of my first project was to screen movies' ratings at Rotten Tomatoes to Google Play. When one clicked a movie’s rating, reviews and opinions were to ap…

  02.11.2016

• Math Problems Are a Hard Nut to Crack

  …Usually, according to the rules, participants of different math contests have to solve 4−7 tasks during 3−4 hours. At the VojtěchJarník International Mathematical Competition, which is considered as unofficial European math championship, participants are given 4 hours to solve 4 tasks. "When participating in international student comp…

  02.11.2016