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• Russian Team Claims 24 Medals at the International Advanced Tournament in Informatics in Bulgaria

  …ormatics. In 2025, the olympiad will be held in Bolivia from July 27 to August 3. The Russian team has been bringing home four gold medals each year for three years in a row. The selection for the olympiad will kick off in May 2025.…

  21.04.2025

• Top 5 Stunning and Functional Spaces at ITMO

  …one” within the coworking. And if it’s occupied, there is a separate quiet area here, too! By the way, the library moved to the Lomonosova campus – and now it’s also a cool and functional space! We’ll talk more about it in the next article. VK space 2nd floor |s=4,center| Anyone can walk down the “VK Alley” – this space is hard to miss and that’s why i…

  18.04.2025

• Five Paintings: Orthodox Easter in Russian Art

  … Easter Preparations Artist: Sergey Miloradovich Year of creation: 1910 Owned by: private collection Since food made for Easter needs to be blessed at a church, preparations for the holiday typically start off early. This includes painting/dyeing and decorating eggs, which is especially fun for children as they get to be their most creative selves. In th…

  18.04.2025

• Student Spotlight: Joullanar Ali, Syria

  …Welcome to the interview. Let’s kick things off with your introduction. Hello! My name is Joullanar Ali, and I’m from Syria. I completed my Bachelor’s from the Higher Institute of Science and Technology in Damascus, specializing in software engineering and AI.  I arrived in Russia in December 2024 to pursue a Master’s degree in big data and machine learning at ITM…

  17.04.2025

• This Week in St. Petersburg: April 17-23, 2025

  …ily, except Tue: 12 pm - 6 pm Bashmakov Gallery 500 rubles (350 rubles for students) This is St. Pete’s first Picasso exhibition since 2018 and it aims to highlight the connection between the artist’s works and classic literature, putting him in a global cultural context. The exhibited works will be accompanied by multimedia content that'll truly bring them …

  16.04.2025

• AI, Next-Gen Biomaterials, and Quantum Technologies: Insights From the 14th Congress of Young Scientists

  …rubles for future participation in other exhibitions and research projects.  This year, the organizers received over 40 applications in four categories, 27 of which passed the selection. The most popular categories among applicants were: Artificial Intelligence and Information Technology (14 projects) and Chemical and Biochemical Systems and Materials (9 projects)…

  16.04.2025

• No-Buy 2025: How to Consume Less and Enjoy Life More

  …hases for any new activities (at least without prior consideration). The idea here is to shift the focus from “things” to everything else present in your life, especially social connections and other joys unrelated to consumerism.  Whenever you do need to buy something, many users suggest looking for it second-hand or supporting a local brand to be more sust…

  15.04.2025

• PI School: Training Young Science and Education Leaders at ITMO

  …ure we strive to develop at ITMO, a culture built on horizontal communication and a project-based approach. PI School plays an important role in this by helping establish robust connections between the university’s departments, strengthening collaborations, and forming an environment where every contribution is valued,” states Daria Kozlova, ITMO’s Director for Strat…

  15.04.2025

• Yandex, Sberbank, VK, and More: ITMO Master’s Programs With Top Partner Companies

  … ML and deep learning problems, analyze and model data using Python algorithms, build MVPs and prototypes and manage their life cycle, conduct market research, and work with cross-functional teams. Prospective students. The programs welcome students with degrees in software engineering, computer science, and information systems, as well as technicians and product/…

  14.04.2025

• ITMO Researchers Suggest Quick and Effective Protein Immobilization Method for Cancer Treatment Testing

  …ize them, hinder their division, and thus stifle cancer development. However, proteins are challenging to work with. Outside of living cells, they quickly lose their biological functions and become unsuitable for research, while the existing analysis methods require large protein concentrations and special tags to track them – which complicates the process even fu…

  11.04.2025