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  • This Week in St. Petersburg: October 15-21, 2026

    …ures and Cartoons Until December 13, 11 am - 7 pm (Tue, Wed, Fri-Sun), 1-9 pm (Thu) Isaak Brodsky Memorial Apartment-Museum 400 rubles (250 rubles for students) Insightful, amusing, and even provocative, caricatures and cartoons hold a special place in the history of art and Russian art in particular. At this exhibition, visitors will have the chance t…

    14.10.2026

  • Five Iconic Dance Scenes in Russian Movies

    … This Soviet classic really lends itself to toe-tapping; it has a couple of memorable dance moments, one of them being the popular dance school scene. In it, the dance instructor, aka one of the criminal trio, teaches the locals to dance the twist (once banned and then hugely popular on dance floors in the USSR) – but does it humorously. His “special” techniq…

    13.10.2026

  • Five Russian Rhymes Every Student Should Know

    …nd a concentrated face, recalling some minute detail of a crime scene. A dramatized version of the method of loci, this technique involves “placing” facts you want to remember inside a visualized familiar place in your mind. Then, as you mentally go around the space, you can recall the facts “hidden” there. But it doesn’t have to be so dramatic; sometimes, a sim…

    12.10.2026

  • ITMO Receives 300 Million Rubles for Industrial Biotech Center

    …tform that operates on the common international model: a Contract Development and Manufacturing Organization, or CDMO. The center’s experts develop and optimize production strains, i.e., microorganisms that synthesize a specific substance. They also optimize cultivation processes for bacteria, yeast, and fungi and scale the process into bioreactors of up to 1,000L. T…

    12.10.2026

  • Everything in the Universe: How ITMO Welcomed First-Year Students in 2026

    …th learning tracks, administrative processes, and career opportunities. Over several days, students got to explore academic mobility programs, dive into science, and learn the ins and outs of the modern job market: for instance, they discovered what top companies look for in candidates and even took part in speed interviews with experts…

    12.10.2026

  • What Can You Learn About Russia From a Postage Stamp?

    …le, space exploration stamps look like illustrations from science-fiction books. Others represent the traditional art of Fedoskino, while some feature decorative illustrations inspired by Alexander Pushkin's fairy tales. So even if you are not interested in collecting stamps, they can be a great source of visual inspiration and histo…

    09.10.2026

  • ITMO Presents Medical Diagnostics and Genetic Analysis Solutions at Bioprom Forum

    …down on the amount of required reagents and analysis time. Within the forum’s business program, ITMO experts joined discussions on human resources for bioeconomics. For instance, at the session Bioeconomics Specialists Rule, Elena Koshel, the dean of ITMO’s Faculty of Biotechnologies, and Daria Gorbenko, a manager of educational programs at BIOCAD and an assoc…

    09.10.2026

  • 2026 Nobel Prize in Chemistry: From Primordial Soup to Next-Gen Medicine

    …orld with mirror forms, only one proliferates? There is applicational value in it, too. Chirality affects not only the appearance of a molecule but also its properties. For instance, in pharmaceutics, often only one of two mirror isomers is biologically active, while the other one may be less active or have a different effect. The problem is that it’s impossible t…

    09.10.2026

  • Student Spotlight: Mohona Jahan Momy, Bangladesh

    …f you are coming to Russia, I would definitely recommend learning some Russian beforehand because not everyone speaks English. And bring a power bank! Your phone battery drains very quickly when you’re using maps and translators all the time.…

    08.10.2026

  • 2026 Nobel Prize in Physics: Ghost Particles and Ice Lab

    …cle collides with an atomic nucleus, it causes a flash of light that can be caught with sensors in transparent ice. The ice in this region is a great fit for research: it contains almost no background radiation, while the region itself is geologically stable. This idea was supported by other scientists and the first sensors were tested just a few years later. However…

    06.10.2026