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• Student Spotlight: Nguyen Phuong, Vietnam

  …d a book that posed the question: What do Napoleon Bonaparte and Adolf Hitler have in common? Both sought to conquer Europe, but both fell before Russia. This country has a certain resilience and strength, and I wanted to experience and learn from it. How did you discover ITMO? ITMO is well known among Vietnamese students, as it has the largest Vietnamese stude…

  13.02.2025

• This Week in St. Petersburg: February 13-19, 2025

  …Banksy being one notable exception); however, this is not always the case: behold, an exhibition by Grekht, an anonymous Russian artist. On display is an array of works thatcontain entire worlds within them, turning regular objects into fairy tale ones and establishing their own logic. Discover this mysterious world on Thursday. Friday, February 14  Only Lo…

  12.02.2025

• 14th SCAMT Workshop Week Wraps Up at ITMO

  …at has a potential, though is not used as commonly). The second model did not perform as well as the first and failed to summarize the patterns – we blame it on the lack of certain parameters in our dataset.  I decided to attend the school because I wanted to get to know ITMO better; I heard a lot from my friends that this is the place for an academic career.  …

  11.02.2025

• ITMO’s Monday Science Roundup #72

  …nnels. Read more: Always Calculate: Physicist Ivan Terekhov on Fundamental Studies and Scientific Anecdotes  *** We have identified the fingerprints and can now be certain the culprit was here. Turns out, chemistry can be just like forensics, as ITMO researchers have proven by developing high-precision sensors capable of detecting chlorogenic acid, an antiox…

  10.02.2025

• Russian Science Day: ITMO’s Young Researchers Share Their Visions of the Future

  …ems. Usually, you’d need a lot of waveguides that make up a symmetrical grid. Our solution, however, has made it possible to reduce the number of elements by sixfold while maintaining the same quality of data transmission. Dreams and aspirations. I’ve started work on another project that, too, concerns topological insulators. This time, we want to carry out a more…

  08.02.2025

• Fun & Light-Hearted Russian Literature

  …et for an auction. The story is packed with laugh-out-loud jokes and catchy quotes; but it's also full of more subtle, satirical scenes. Moreover, the book has an equally entertaining sequel called The Little Golden Calf. “He loved and suffered. He loved money and suffered from a lack of it.” Ivan Vasilievich by Mikhail Bulgakov Type of fun: satir…

  07.02.2025

• ITMO Scientists Simplify Nanomaterials Design With ML Model

  … as coatings for various parts that enhance their electromagnetic and electronic characteristics. At the same time, in order for the particles to be used, they must exhibit certain magnetization “parameters.” These can be controlled using four key properties of magnetic nanoparticles, one of which is exchange bias. Until now, its prediction required complex mathemati…

  07.02.2025

• This Week in St. Petersburg: February 6-12, 2025

  … 9 pm (Tue), 10 am - 6 pm (Wed-Sun) Russian Museum of Ethnography 450 rubles (250 rubles for students) – tickets here The exhibition explores games as one of the entertainment traditions of the peoples of Eurasia. Aside from the more commonly-played chess, checkers, and cards, the exhibit includes a variety of region-specific traditional games, such as Russi…

  05.02.2025

• Always Calculate: Physicist Ivan Terekhov on Fundamental Studies and Scientific Anecdotes

  …nnels. We’ve already discovered a representation of the conditional probability density function as a continual integral. The function shows the probability of getting a certain signal as an output with a specific signal as an input. So far, we’ve performed calculations for a non-dispersive communication channel – the most common one in which all signal frequencie…

  03.02.2025

• ITMO Student Wins China Intelligent Robot Fighting and Gaming Competition

  …Natalia’s team had to program its robot to navigate a maze without knocking down any obstacles based on the images from its camera. For this task, they collected the data obtained from the camera, wrote software code, and trained a model that would allow the robot to turn or stop on its own; then, they analyzed the robot’s progress along the maze. According to Natali…

  30.01.2025