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• From Russia with Gifts: Foods to Bring Home

• DataArt Reveals The Face Of A "Typical Programmer"

  …aces and the like. This way, we’ve succeeded in conforming to Perrett‘s essential characteristic and got less bland faces, but attractive people with characters of their own,” share the project’s authors. As for the differences between programmers specializing in particular technologies, the experiment showed that there are indeed some: for instance, male develo…

  30.01.2018

• 5 Science News Now

  …t influenza A viruses, which eliminates the need for seasonal flu vaccines. The new vaccine induces responses to the stalk part of the influenza surface glycoprotein, which is shared by all flu viruses. Microbes to transform human waste to food? Penn State research team has shown that it is possible to rapidly break down solid and liquid waste to grow food with a …

  29.01.2018

• Neural Networks Can Identify Any Person’s Age

  …e online and can be used by just anyone with Internet access and recent blood test results. “The distribution of biomarkers for determining age differs in every population, shares Kirill Kochetov, one of the algorithm’s developers. We’ve created a neural network that cancels them out, and can be used for any population. At the same time, it is a lot more stable, a…

  26.01.2018

• ITMO Students' Startup Lets Gamers Play With Top E-Sports Players

  …athlete answers the player’s questions, like how his parents felt about him spending lots of time on games, for instance. Everyone is communicating as equals, the cyberathlete shares his experience, and the players like it. They also like it how cyberathletes show off their skills. For instance, once a cyberathlete asked the team whether they wanted him to kill a par…

  25.01.2018

• InfoWatch President Natalya Kaspersky: New Technologies Pose Cybersecurity Threats

  …ny people read through the terms of service when installing a new application. Sometimes a simple flashlight app ask for access to your contacts, gallery and microphone. Why?” shared Ms. Kaspersky. Why is it so dangerous for your flashlight app to get access to your camera or microphone? The thing is, your camera could be activated remotely and you won’t even kn…

  24.01.2018

• ITMO and Partners Hold Open Data Hackathon

  …ule of Law, based on data from RosTrud, prepared a sample of the data. But, this data was insufficient and had to be combined with open data from other sources and registers”, shared Dmitry Muromtsev. Do children’s camps and nuclear power plants have the same level of risk? Which regions and agencies are more accurate in their definitions of various risk cat…

  23.01.2018

• Generation Z: Who Are They?

  …spect for professionalism and competence. My research showed that Gen Z people appreciate working in a team and are also able to work independently. 78 % of the respondents shared that it is extremely important for them to have a flexible schedule and an opportunity for growth. Please, tell us about your internship at BIOCAD. The aim of my internship is …

  23.01.2018

• Climate Change: What the Future Holds

  …es. However, based on the evidence prepared by NASA, it is clear that in the last 400,000 years the emissions didn’t exceed a certain level, and since 1950 it has increased sharply by 30%. Scientists agree that the increased amount of greenhouses gases prevents the heat created on Earth which is a result of natural and unnatural processes, to dissipate into space,…

  22.01.2018

• Blockchain’s Pro’s And Con’s: Sberbank Specialists Share