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• 10 Summer Schools to Attend This Summer

  …Dates: August 12-16, 2019 Tuition fee: €500 For: 3-4 year Bachelor’s students Big Data in Health Research Dates: August 19-23, 2019 Tuition fee: €700 For: Master’s students Molecular Epidemiology of Chronic Disease and the Exposome Dates: July 8-12, 2019 Tuition fee: €1000 For: Master’s students …

  07.03.2019

• Awardees of 2018-2019 Potanin Scholarship Reveal Their Winning Hacks

  …Roman Evstigneev, first-year Master’s student, Faculty of Technological Management and Innovations I first heard about the Potanin scholarship only half a year ago. I’d been aware that similar programs and contests existed before, but didn’t pay that much attention. I realize now that this wasn’t my best idea. The contest was carried out in two rounds. This yea…

  07.03.2019

• Quantum Communications Project at ITMO Receives 100 Million Rubles Investment

  …encies, or even the entertainment industry,” says Artur Gleim, the CEO of JSC Quantum Communications, “For instance, in the film industry leaks of video material can result in massive financial losses due to the high-budget nature of the business”. According to developers from ITMO University, Quanttelecom’s equipment has an edge on its counterparts due to i…

  06.03.2019

• This Weekend in St. Petersburg: March 9-10

  …‘Maslenitsa in Song’ Festival at Mariinsky Theater Great news for music lovers out there! Throughout the entire week, the Mariinsky Theater hosts the Maslenitsa in Song choral music festival. Dozens of musicians from several countries will come to the Northern Venice to play all kinds of music: from folk, church and classical music t…

  06.03.2019

• Quantum Physicist Oleksandr Kyriienko on the Future of Computing and Making a Career in Science

  …ons. Could you share your experience in publications, as well reviewing other scientists’ papers? The view towards publications changes with time. For a student getting his Master’s Degree or a young postgraduate student, every single paper takes a lot of effort, not only technical and professional, but also personal, because the modern publishing process is very …

  05.03.2019

• Make Blinis Like a Russian

  …Back when I was young and ambitions, I decided to make blini - crepe-like pancakes - for the spring holiday of Maslenitza. It just seemed like having an advanced degree would be sufficient for cooking up a bunch of dough and smothering it with butter. My grandma did this every Sunday. How wrong I was. First of all, there seems to be an infinite number of recipes f…

  04.03.2019

• Interdisciplinary Innovations at ITMO University: In Conversation With ChemBio Professor Ekaterina Skorb

  …linary team. What about your educational work? How is that going and what emerging trends do you see in the field? Fortunately, we have a very interesting English-taught Master’s programs at ChemBio Cluster where our Master students are involved in education and science. We haven’t had our own Bachelor’s degrees in chemistry yet. …

  01.03.2019

• METANANO-2019: World’s Top Scientists to Celebrate 10th Anniversary of Center of Nanophotonics and Metamaterials in St. Petersburg

  …rendsetting scientists: professor Martin Wegener of the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology will deliver a report on chirality in optical and mechanical metamaterials; professor Masaya Notomi of NTT Nanophotonics Center and the Tokyo Institute of Technology will share insights into the value of applied science, and namely the novel functionalities arising from integrat…

  01.03.2019

• ITMO Master’s Student on Using Robots in Medicine

  …w our lecturers’ attention to the problem, which gave our efforts a big boost. All we needed to do was to understand how to bring this idea to life. We bought a 3D printer, mastered prototyping, and adapted the printer to working with soft polyurethane. Then we started looking for partners among big companies, but what we got in response was always the same “It’s …

  28.02.2019

• European University’s Nikita Lomagin: How IT is Changing Historical Science

  …tatistical data. Do we need IT to process it? It’s not Big Data yet. The volume of information that historians work with, if we’re talking about the wartime period, isn’t that massive and can be handled using traditional methods. But I’m not saying that IT methods aren’t promising. I’ve spoken with an American colleague of mine, a sociologist, about analyzing the dia…

  28.02.2019