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  • ITMO Student Daniil Kazantsev on His Sign Language Translation Technology

    …ions, go to the US to attend the largest Intel and Google conferences – winning some of the top places there – move from his hometown of Yekaterinburg to St. Petersburg, and enroll in ITMO’s Information Technologies and Programming Faculty through ITMO.STARS contest.  ITMO.NEWS met with the talented first-year student to learn more about his device, attitudes towa…

    16.10.2020

  • Staff Spotlight: Assel Romanova, Kazakhstan

    …Why did you decide to enroll at ITMO University? In 2014, I got my Bachelor’s in Almaty, Kazakhstan, and faced the question of where to apply for a Master's. At that time, I was working as a web developer and web design was my major interest. I found a Computer Graphics and Web Design program at ITMO, and ITMO was the only university that  allowed applicants to su…

    15.10.2020

  • Harvard Professor Stefanie Stantcheva on the Role of Surveys and Experiments in Economy

    …scientific analysis of economic problems. Stefanie Stantcheva insists that disputes over immigration are often based on misconceptions about the number of immigrants and their role in the economy. In her study, the professor presents data from six countries (the USA, the UK, France, Germany, Italy, and Sweden) on the actual number of immigrants and shows the differen…

    15.10.2020

  • ITMO Graduate Stanislav Krasnoyarov’s Journey From a Full-Time Employee to His Own Business

    …Stanislav Krasnoyarov graduated from what is now the School of Computer Technologies and Control and got a degree in systems engineering in 2005. As a student, he was fortunate to receive a job offer from the company of renowned IT entrepreneurs Ratmir Timashev and Andrei Baronov, and later – to work at the Russian branches of several international companies. Now,…

    14.10.2020

  • This Weekend in St. Petersburg: October 17-18, 2020

    …echnical aspects. Sunday offers us Banksy Most Wanted (France; 7 pm), a perspective on the century’s most influential anonymous graffitist, the myths surrounding them, and the role their anonymity plays in voicing problems shared by thousands. Another Sunday show is Colette, Mon Amour (France; 9:30 pm), an overview of one of the most controversial and yet influential…

    14.10.2020

  • Celebration for Children Student Club: Bringing Smiles All Year Around

    …e to make sure that they can both make it and go over their plan. One of them would typically pick up the necessary equipment. On the way to the location, they determine their roles once again. Then they arrive, change, and prepare the space where they will host a workshop. After the event is over, they collect the equipment and clean the space. And finally, when the…

    13.10.2020

  • How ITMO Researchers Are Using Speech Analysis to Diagnose Dementia and Parkinson's

  • How Coworking Spaces Help Remote Workers Stay on Track and Find New Friends and Colleagues

    …rom different places, but at the same time, you can always return to the office. Aram Azbekian, computer vision specialist at Arrival I studied at the Faculty of Control Systems and Robotics and finished my Master's degree in 2018. At the Arrival company, I do tasks related to determining the position of objects using a camera. Here, we strive to create the…

    12.10.2020

  • Your Guide to Gaming in Fall-Winter of 2020

    … is undoubtedly the multiplayer. Forget SW:BFII’s simple ship combat – Squadrons aims for the full space jockey experience with a steep learning curve, allowing players to control energy distribution between ship systems and heavily customize their loadouts. And notably, no microtransactions! This time, it’s truly just like the simulations – VG. Baldur's Gate …

    09.10.2020

  • Battleships and Electrons: ITMO Student Develops a VR Game for Chemistry Students

    …he old-school Battleship game to playfully encourage students to study the topic. In 2018, Mikhail and his university colleagues wanted to create a project to study the role of virtual reality in chemistry education at universities. That's when he remembered his previous attempt and decided to give it another shot but in a new format. "We came up with an …

    09.10.2020