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• ITMO’s Monday Science Roundup #84

  … they’ve created microscopical images that can only be seen when lit at a very specific angle within an 18-degree range. Easily scalable, the tech should prove suitable for mass production and authentication of various microelectronics. Read more: ITMO Physicists' New Anti-Forgery Tags Can Hide in Plain Sight *** In a related story, scientists from Russia an…

  28.07.2025

• ITMO Researchers' New Composite Material Offers 10,000x Amplification of Raman Spectroscopy Signal

  …ions of molecules, especially in complex media, such as biological fluids or petroleum products. This problem can be solved by using ensembles of nanoparticles that enhance the interaction of matter with light and, consequently, amplify the analytical signal. Most often, silver or gold nanoparticles are used for this purpose. Silver nanoparticles, although quite effe…

  28.07.2025

• ITMO Physicists' New Anti-Forgery Tags Can Hide in Plain Sight

  …Various products are protected from forgery by different means – including unique holograms or QR and bar codes. Even though these are convenient in mass production, they are also easy to forge with the necessary equipment. In their search for more secure solutions, researchers are looking into promising security technologies based on the optical properties of nanost…

  25.07.2025

• Student Spotlight: Bui Dinh Khai Nguyen, Vietnam

  …our laughter echoing in the cold air. What was your proudest moment during your time at ITMO? Two moments stand out equally. One for technical triumph, the other for human connection. The first was winning a regional robotics olympiad with my team. After many prototype failures, seeing our robot perfectly execute its final task was electrifying. But what mad…

  24.07.2025

• This Week in St. Petersburg: July 24-30, 2025

  … hosting jazz jams on July 22-26. The lineup for July 25 includes Sunny Side Quartet (St. Petersburg), Artem Badenko’s Quartet (Russia and the US), and Nick Bruskovsky and Super Collection Orchestra (St. Petersburg).  Saturday, July 26 Yoga sessions w/ Yoga Laboratory 10 am - 12 pm T2 Art Space&Co (Yelagin Island) Free Have yourself a soulful…

  23.07.2025

• Find Your Flow: Insights From Brain Research

  …hey were carried by the flow. Having studied the phenomenon further, Csíkszentmihályi and his colleagues were able to determine that it is most likely to be produced at the intersection of considerable skill level and a considerable challenge of the task at hand. If the task isn’t challenging enough and your skills are high, you will get bored; if it’s too challen…

  22.07.2025

• From Biotech to AI: ITMO Hosts Discussion on Food Industry Trends

  …ciation of professionals in social nutrition and public health improvement. The conference program included plenary and poster sessions, roundtable discussions, and themed sections on hot topics in food science. Among the key subjects were: new resources for innovative products; systems for quality control and shelf life extension; the effects of biologicall…

  22.07.2025

• ITMO PhD Student Triumphs at ALCOS 2025

  …tude of an unknown disturbance to that of estimating unknown parameters. Using this assessment, I calculate interferences in the magnetometer’s readings and make the appropriate corrections. That is, I “restore the reputation” of the magnetometer as a reliable navigation device. No one would want a pizza robot to get lost when delivering their order because a satelli…

  21.07.2025

• St. Petersburg’s Architectural Gems: Russian Revival

  …ke mosaics, majolica, gold inclusions, etc. If you’ve ever seen an illustrated Russian fairy tale book, imagine it brought to life in architecture. One of the biggest tourist attractions in the city, the Church of the Savior on Blood, checks all the boxes. Built in the late 19th century, it marks the site where Emperor Alexander II was assassinated. The project wa…

  18.07.2025

• ITMO Receives 250 Million Rubles to Develop Innovative Audio Systems

  …ity. These structures will underpin devices that can power autonomous sensors without having to replace batteries; Wearable real-time sensors for monitoring heart and lung function. With these sensors, medical specialists will be able to make diagnoses faster, and patients – to monitor their health outside a hospital, including through telemedicine;  …

  18.07.2025