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• Science Day at ITMO University

  …d tours at Erarta, one of the biggest museums of contemporary art in the world. Participants Any ITMO University staff interested in research, be it a department head, a Master’s or a PhD student, can partake in the conference, share the results of their projects and establish new partnerships. The selection process is carried out by the program committee. To a…

  23.01.2019

• St. Petersburg’s Architectural Gems: Eclecticism

  … Palace, situated at the intersection of the Fontanka River and Nevsky Prospekt and designed by the Russian architect Andrei Stackenschneider. Look at its columns, cartouches, mascarons and statues and you’ll see a striking resemblance with Rastrelli’s masterpieces: the opulent mint green-and-white Winter Palace and the turquoise Cather…

  22.01.2019

• Ins and Outs of Modern Animation

  …he human characters’ hair. It took the animators eight months to create the minute-long sushi making scene filmed “in the first person”. According to the film’s head puppet master Andy Gent, the scene “broke quite a few people” because of its arduous detail. For instance, one of the challenges was to depict a glove being put on in stop-motion. Several different gl…

  22.01.2019

• Nanophotonics' Most Topical Fields: Research on Hybrid Metal-Dielectric Structures

  …scattering, etc. This also contributes to such materials' relevance. You always have been focusing on photonics, haven't you? This is quite a complex story. I started my Master's program in China, but after a year I chose a subject field that had to do with nanophotonics and came here to study at ITMO's Faculty of Physics and Engineering on an exchange program.…

  21.01.2019

• Movie Fridays: Black Books, or The Good Old Telly of Yore

  …was something of the sort and I’d enjoy it. Bless the good woman, for I really did. But I’m not sure she would have approved of me reveling in this British sitcom starring the master-comedian Dylan Moran (brb fangirling) as an aberrant bookshop owner Bernard Black and promoting booze, smoking and misanthropy, had she known what it was really about (the nephew obligin…

  18.01.2019

• Master’s Student from Argentina: Immersing Into New Culture Is Like Starting New Life

  …ocals,” insists Rodrigo. Being an economist by one of his degrees (he has a Bachelor’s degree in Economics from the National University of the Northeast, as well as a Master’s degree in Economics from the National University of La Plata and a Master's degree in Systems Engineering and Computer Science from the National Technolo…

  17.01.2019

• This Weekend in St. Petersburg: January 19-20

  …Claude Monet’s Masterpieces at Etagi If you’re anything like me and prefer Impressionism to any other art movement, you’ll be delighted to hear that the Etagi creative space is currently hosting an exhibition of high-quality reproductions of Claude Monet’s best works. A total of 60 paintings are on display, each provided with a detailed description. The exhibition…

  16.01.2019

• School Students Launching Sputniks Into Space? No Big Deal Today, Says This Educator

  …olar systems, we have to abandon our age-old biases and work together. And civil cosmonautics can play a huge role here. One example of this are nano sputniks such as CubeSat. Massively gaining in popularity, they can consist of one, two or several units, or cubits, which makes it possible for anyone to assemble them and launch them into space The schoolchildren who …

  16.01.2019

• Eight-Hour Experiments and a Football Match: Chinese Scientists on Internship at ITMO University

  …e the skills necessary for research in this field. Understanding the importance of this scientific field, in the future, we want to launch a terahertz medicine-oriented Master’s program back home in China. This ITMO University internship was the first step on the road to our goal. Is there anything in the course you would like to improve for future particip…

  16.01.2019

• Moving Forward: St. Petersburg in 2019

  … of course, the 86th-floor observation deck where guests can witness St. Petersburg from 360 meters above the ground. Frida Kahlo returns to St. Petersburg After the massive success of the Faberge Museum’s exhibition of Frida Kahlo’s works in 2016, it was only a matter of time before the legendary Mexican artist’s paintings would make a triumphant return to…

  15.01.2019