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• Yandex Director of Marketing Andrey Sebrant: We’re Living in the Age of Implementation

  …time to get critical about education. What really prepares you for the future are things like startups and team projects. Universities give you discipline and help establish a network of acquaintances. In the future, they may end up being helpful when you’re looking for a job or a project. The educational process itself is far less useful. Why is everyone wrong ab…

  22.02.2019

• Forbes Science and Technology Editor on Communicating Research

  …ngs first, why is promoting science so important? To my mind, there are several key reasons. It’s publicity, promotion of your ideas, getting a good reputation with the media, networking, offering an alternative approach and getting a new profession. Let's consider every of them. Today, there is a number of researchers who are recognized more as science communicat…

  22.02.2019

• Career Guidance Hackathon: Winning Projects

  … professions in IT and make a conscious choice of their future development paths. According to its organizers, there are many: young specialists can try themselves at testing, network administration, and many other fields. What's more, participation in the event is regarded as practical training. "Practical training is an important part of the educational proces…

  20.02.2019

• “It’s Your Call!” Winter School Launched at ITMO University

  …ta- and Cybersecurity”. Program Participants of “It’s Your Call!” will get to participate in keynote lectures, do project work, and visit entertainment events (including networking meet-ups and visits to the ice skating rink at New Holland and to the Planetarium 1). At the keynote lectures, the students will learn about interdisci…

  19.02.2019

• Ex-Executive Director of Nobel Foundation Michael Sohlman: How to Win the Nobel Prize

  …the scientific community rediscovered her work and recognized its value. In 1983 McClintock was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for the discovery of genetic transposition. Barbara McClintock developed a method of visualizing the chromosomes of maize cells and, using microscopic analysis, made a number of fundamental discoveries in cytoge

  18.02.2019

• Information on the Emergency Situation at the ITMO University Building on Lomonosova St. 9

  …uary 17. Further updates about the clean-up of the aftermath will be published on the ITMO University news portal and available on the University’s official pages in social networks.…

  17.02.2019

• Movie Fridays: Disconnect… The Person You’re Trying to Reach is Currently Unavailable

  …cademy Award nominee Henry Alex Rubin (of whom I heard nothing), Disconnect follows three loosely interlinked stories about people struggling to make their way through the impenetrable labyrinth of cyber-jungle (and not kill each other on their way). All the tales are very different, and I can’t decide which one I like the most, so I’ll start with the one that actual…

  15.02.2019

• Internships at Huawei: ITMO Students Share

  …I do research in the field of machine learning. For one, we had a project when we solved a task on improving the quality of sequence generation with help from recurrent neural networks. On a global scale, this can help to educate neural networks better, and thus get better output. At Huawei, you get an opportunity to do research,…

  15.02.2019

• Project by ITMO Robotics Team Named Best at Baltic Science and Engineering Competition

  … customer. Strawberry Fields is a smart fruit patch that grows strawberries. What makes it special is that it’s handled by a robot, which operates a camera and a neural network to locate the berries and identify how ripe they are, and uploads the map of the patch to the internet. Using a special app, consumers select the berries …

  15.02.2019

• Grouchy Introvert's Valentine's Day Manifesto

  …f food and a selection of markedly unromantic books. I, for one, will be reading Margaret Thatcher’s biography I got given for Christmas, so I think I couldn’t be safer. Also: Netflix. Bury yourself in some stupid TV show with a glass (of kombucha, it worries me that you thought what you thought) or two, and you’re likely to wake up the next morning with no memories …

  14.02.2019