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• Yimer Getnet: Food Biotechnology is a Promising Field and I Want to Be Part of It

  …han an hour. So my advice to all foreign students at ITMO would be to reach out to them without hesitation - they will always try to help. What is your primary goal in your Master’s degree?  Food Biotechnology is a new field but I am certain it can turn into a very promising branch in biotechnology with excellent growth potential. My main goal is to study as mu…

  30.01.2020

• Digital Humanities Week: Physicist and Mathematician Ivan Yamshchikov on the Use of Algorithms in Humanities Research

  … Having graduated from the Faculty of Physics of St. Petersburg State University, Ivan Yamshchikov then pursued his education as a Master’s student in Sweden and then worked at Yandex as a data analyst. He then defended his PhD thesis in Applied Mathematics in Germany and for the last three years, he has been working at the Max Planck Institute for Mathematics in th…

  30.01.2020

• Soft Skills For Anyone: ITMO Stand Up Comedy

  …ecent stand-up performance by conducting a tongue-in-cheek analysis of the new term and discussing the difficulties of translating it into Russian.  Both Bachelor’s and Master’s students attended the performance, which started with a bang as Mikhail appeared on stage rapping to a popular Russian song from the 00s. Personal anecdotes added to a serious soft …

  29.01.2020

• Besting Elon Musk at Memristors and Making a Vascular System Model to End Animal Testing: Results of SCAMT Workshop Week

  …’s format leaves place for the creation of new ideas, which the students can then continue implementing at their universities, by collaborating with us, or by enrolling in our Master’s. We’ve already had cases when an idea was born on our workshop, its author enrolled at SCAMT and now has it in the basis of their Master’s thesis.”    …

  28.01.2020

• Good Product Is a User-Friendly Product: ITMO Student Working on Interface Design Framework for People with Dyslexia

  …comply with the new rules. In what way is the educational process at Tallinn University different from the one at ITMO? What surprised me was that the average age of Master’s students there was 30 years. For some of them, this was their second Master’s program, others had already spent some time working by profession, while so…

  27.01.2020

• Bioinformatics Specialist Alexey Komissarov on Gaps in Genomic Studies and Plans to Close Them

  …m an algorithm and repeat it on new data. The Institute of Cytology had a great community of self-taught bioinformatics specialists, and all of us there were slowly but surely mastering programming and genome data analysis skills.  The topic I defended my thesis on was new back then, no one had particularly explored it before. We studied the part of the genome tha…

  27.01.2020

• More Cool Vegan Places in St. Petersburg

  … that with calming ambiance and friendly staff and what d’you get – heaven, maybe? We rest our case. Fika Vegan Bistro Food & Bakery Aptekarsky Pr. 2 (Lenpoligrapghmash cluster) You may have already read about this cozy vegan bistro in our last year's review, but the best thing about it is that they have moved from a teeny-tiny spot in Golitsyn Lo…

  24.01.2020

• Mahdi Akhlaqi: The Attitude We Have Towards Ourselves Makes Us Who We Are And Who We Will Be

  …How did you decide to get your Master’s degree in ITMO? I was an Open Doors winner, which is a Russian Olympiad for international students. I had all the top-ranked Russian universities available for me to choose from, so I embarked on a research journey to find the best option for me. In the end, I chose ITMO. It provides high-quality education and research, whic…

  23.01.2020

• Author and Musician Viacheslav Kovalev on Dreams, Music, Engineering Skills and Business

  …ty students? Don’t think too much about what knowledge will come in handy in your career, just do your best and learn. Extra knowledge is never superfluous and the habit of mastering new subjects and actively learning new things will definitely help you a lot in the future, both career- and money-wise – that’s for sure.…

  23.01.2020

• Daniil Sharov on Being a Physicist and a Science Communicator

  …o learn to do that. That is how I understood I want to study science communication at ITMO to pick up the skills I was lacking. Moreover, I already knew I could teach and this Master’s program opened up more opportunities to try myself in different fields.   Do you teach these days? Yes, I tutor to practice communicating with children. I also teach primary …

  22.01.2020