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• ITMO University Retail Expert Shared Secrets of Successful Startups

  …lts. Instead of pressing services on clients we started to interview them in order to know their problems. After analyzing the most topical difficulties we offered them how to solve these problems.   4th Lifehack Those clients who want to improve something also say that they have no money because of economic crisis or, for example, unstable rate of exchange.…

  22.09.2015

• Gennady Korotkevich Takes Silver at Russian Code Cup 2015!

  …an take art. The competition consists of five rounds, including the final, where 50 top programmers fight for the title. The winner is determined by the top number of problems solved correctly. The reward for the first place is 300,000 roubles, for the second – 150,000 roubles, and for the third – 90,000 roubles. The top ten gets 30,000 roubles each. ITMO Universi…

  19.09.2015

• "Butterfly": How to Teach a Robot to Feel

  … algorithm. Thus apart from lectures a young specialist has to deal with real robots. Moreover, the more complex devices you use the more skills you receive because you aim to solve nonstandard problems and accomplish unexpected challenges.   That is why our development gives the best fit. It is not enough to assemble Butterfly`s details. It is also necessary to acti…

  16.09.2015

• Global Goals and Non-Conventional Approach: How to Position a University in the International Arena

  …be surprised by this approach. Anyone can talk about their university and say how incredible it is. But to make an impression and create an emotion – that’s a task that can be solved elegantly and with fun. Currently there’s a trend to develop relations between ITMO University and Asia: the number of partner universities in that region is growing, the university b…

  11.09.2015

• What Is Self-organizing Urban Systems?

  … the place where you are working. That is why transportation problem is an internal part of citizen`s life. It is very important to shorten transport time. The simplest way to solve this problem is to build new roads. However it doesn`t work because the more roads we have the more cars we buy. We also have public transport problem.  It seems that passengers are s…

  26.08.2015

• Artificial Intelligence: How Machines Think

  …inter” began.   Games and AI In recent 15-20 years AI gains popularity because it focuses on applied areas. Moreover technological progress gives an opportunity to solve complicated problems. Now there are a lot of programs that can beat a human at chess and “Reversi”.   AI application   Modern technologies become smarter and smarter. A lot of…

  24.08.2015

• ITMO University Researchers Train Transdisciplinary Experts

  …nsdisciplinary scholars. A computational science expert works on issues that are connected with different fields as vehicle traffic modeling or social network research. To solve a complicated problem experts in different fields work together. That is why developers of study plan have to provide interdisciplinary education environment in order to train a specialis…

  17.08.2015

• Gennady Korotkevich Wins Google Code Jam for the Second Time

  …irst-ever Distributed Code Jam that is hold on August 15, the day after Code Jam 2015. It’s an algorithmic coding competition track similar to Google Code Jam, but in order to solve the problems you will be required to write code for a distributed environment. The competition will challenge distributed coding, latency reduction abilities, as well as algorithmic codin…

  15.08.2015

• ITMO University Master Student knows how to improve the urban planning of Saint Petersburg

  …reas of St. Petersburg. The process of housing scheme making is very complicated and long. Moreover architects have no time to consider needs of citizens. Our project helps to solve this problem.   Please, tell about the participation in “Tavrida”. I took part in the Session “Young architects, designers and urbanists”. Six day program included lectures by…

  07.08.2015

• IT Professor from New York Talked about a Big Brotherless Society

  …subdisciplines are based on theoretical models and conjectures. The modern world is full of actual data, so one can get the information from media and the Internet in order to solve up to date problems. A big city is a large database, which becomes more and more accessible. Society supports data openness. It increases research opportunities. For example, instead of h…

  05.08.2015