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• This Week in St. Petersburg: April 9-15, 2026

  …of-court activities, including crafty workshops, merch giveaways, and more. Sunday, April 12 Dialogues about art: The Palette Sessions 5 pm Community Center (New Holland Island) 300 rubles (entrance fee) – register here Every two weeks, New Holland Island’s Community Center brings together lovers of art, debate,…

  08.04.2026

• ITMO’s Monday Science Roundup #101

  …als can be used to “filter” molecules based on their polarization properties. Besides medicine, other areas of application include biosensors and photodetectors. Read more: New ITMO-Developed Method for Silver Nanostructure Synthesis to Accelerate Drug Development *** With the help of computer modeling, scientists at ITMO’s Infochemistry Scientific Center ha…

  07.04.2026

• NTO Finals at ITMO: Over 400 Participants From 30 Regions in 6 Tracks

  …result, the model would predict the necessary property given only a chemical formula, with no experiments necessary. For instance, teams trained an algorithm to determine if a new substance is toxic for cells depending on its atomic structure. 12 winners and runners-up were chosen in this round. Winners in the track will be able to enter ITMO’s program Infochemi…

  06.04.2026

• 4 Cities St. Petersburg Plays in Movies

• New ITMO-Developed Method for Silver Nanostructure Synthesis to Accelerate Drug Development

  …arate molecules based on their polarization. Such devices can be beneficial for drug development, as well as advanced biosensors and photodetectors. “Our findings open up new opportunities for developing affordable and small-scale polarized detectors without any need for high-cost lithographic methods. In the future, we’re planning to design a photodetector for …

  02.04.2026

• Student Spotlight: Syed Muhammad Shajee Raza, Pakistan

  …reation, and competitive gaming. I also enjoy watching films, listening to music, and occasionally working on fun side projects. These activities help me reset and often spark new ideas. |s=1,center| What has been the biggest challenge of studying abroad, and how did you overcome it? The biggest challenge has been staying away from my family, something many …

  02.04.2026

• ITMO Researchers Find New Molecular Target for Popular Cancer Treatment

  …creation, growth, and recovery of cells. At the same time, some proteins participate in the development and progression of diseases, including cancer. When researchers work on new cancer treatments, they look for compounds that deactivate the “guilty” protein by connecting to it and suppressing its activity, effectively suppressing tumor growth. Lately, one popular s…

  01.04.2026

• This Week in St. Petersburg: April 2-8, 2026

  …he exhibits, adds a unique dimension to the display. Friday, April 3 Temple of Solitary Thinking / Music Debris audio performance 8 pm Alexandrinsky Theater, New Stage 700 rubles – tickets here This week, Alexandrinsky Theater opens its doors to the INO Ambient Music Festival, complete with lectures and performances. For Friday, the program i…

  01.04.2026

• A Foodie’s Plant-Based Guide to Great Lent

  …ion. The rules of lent also make it a great boon for all vegans and vegetarians. Cultural and ethical reasons aside, this is also simply a great opportunity for foodies to try new and unusual recipes and dishes. Lenten meals to make at home Prune borscht Don’t be surprised – the go-to Slavic culinary classic is actually quite often made with prunes, which ad…

  31.03.2026

• Not Your Usual Damsels in Distress: Three Heroines from Russian Fairytales

  …as Maria Morevna. She is not just a princess, she is a general! Later on, Ivan finds her, they fall in love and get married, but then time comes for Maria Morevna to make some new conquests. She leaves Ivan at home and forbids him to enter one closet, which he does, of course – only to discover the one and only Koschei the Deathless, the ultimate Russian fairytale vi…

  30.03.2026