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  • Chemists 'Print' Sensors for Nano-Objects

    …ly developed ink. Our further work is aimed at adapting the developed system for the biomedical application of such sensors,” comments Anna Frosinyuk, the first author of the study and a student at ITMO University’s SCAMT Laboratory. Reference: Optical Interference-Based Sensors for Visual Detection of Nano-Scale Objects. Anna Frosinuk et al. Nanoscale. 22 Feb 2…

    01.03.2019

  • Interdisciplinary Innovations at ITMO University: In Conversation With ChemBio Professor Ekaterina Skorb

    … able to work on your own. Currently, we are in the process of publishing papers that have only one affiliation and no foreign colleagues, demonstrating that we can perform a study by ourselves. There are also papers with our colleagues from different Schools of ITMO University, and such openness allows us to do great work together. If we open ourselves even more …

    01.03.2019

  • METANANO-2019: World’s Top Scientists to Celebrate 10th Anniversary of Center of Nanophotonics and Metamaterials in St. Petersburg

    …t for all guests of the conference. For instance, during the broad theme plenary session Kamil Ugurbil, a professor at the University of Minnesota (USA), will speak about the study of the human connectome (neural brain map) using advanced methods of neurovisualization. This year the conference will welcome even more trendsetting scientists: professor Martin Wegene…

    01.03.2019

  • ITMO Master’s Student on Using Robots in Medicine

    …, and it turned out that they both were from ITMO. That’s when I decided that it would be easier to enroll at ITMO and look for people from the inside. This is how I ended up studying bioengineering and biotechnical systems at ITMO. Of course, finding good employees was not the only motivation. It was also knowledge I was looking for. If you want to control someth…

    28.02.2019

  • European University’s Nikita Lomagin: How IT is Changing Historical Science

    …There are still a number of missing spots in our knowledge of the Siege of Leningrad. What is your focus right now? These days I study the economic history of the blockade in order to answer a question that I believe is fundamental: how did one million citizens of Leningrad manage to survive? Previous discourse in this area has mostly been focused on the differing…

    28.02.2019

  • On-Site Round of “I Am a Professional” Competition: Participants Share

    …for and studied in the Perm branch of the Higher School of Economics, I availed of an academic mobility program to come to the university’s Moscow headquarters, where I’m now studying. I major in software engineering. It’s my first time participating in ‘I am a Professional’, since I failed to register for the last year’s competition in time. Personally, I found t…

    27.02.2019

  • How the RENOIR Project Untangles the Chaos of Social Media and Why It Matters

    …rchers to identify how a community operates as a whole, and how opinions and social bonds change. "It is possible to model the dissemination of opinions. In order to study how a system's particular properties change, for example, how many times people change their opinions, you have to conduct such modeling for an extensive network” explains Joanna Toruniews…

    26.02.2019

  • Physicists from ITMO University Complete Tests of New Class of Resonators

    … papers. It is based on two low quality modes, each trapping the light weakly, which together can form a new state with a very high Q factor. Two minuses make a plus. In this study we conducted experiments to prove it and developed a deeper theoretical understanding,” explains Kirill Koshelev.   As a result, scientists have for the first time demonstrated experi…

    26.02.2019

  • Science-Pop for All Ages: ITMO Scientists’ How-To

    …How come you decided to write a children’s book instead of a new scientific article? Alexander: At the laboratory, we study complex microbial communities, for example, analyze genetic data of various bacteria. To do that, you don’t only have to understand computational algorithms, but also know biological laws and keep abreast of the latest trends in this field. I…

    25.02.2019

  • How Researchers Use Big Data to Fight HIV and Addiction

    …eanwhile, is easy to acquire, but tough to interpret. How do you work with data and create models? What kinds of specialists are involved? We work with ethnographers to study human behavior patterns. For example, they might describe how drug addicts use narcotics; we use that information to build a model and then, based on that model, suggest looking up the dat…

    25.02.2019