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• From Idea to Business in Eight Weeks: The Second Session of ITMO 3.0 Reload

• The New Alumni Community for Over 40 Thousand Graduates

  …as of development. The first one is participation in events. ITMO organizes and takes part in local and citywide events as well as those on a national scale. According to our study, alumni want to learn about them and take part so as to spend their leisure time and promote their businesses. We plan to provide all necessary mechanisms to give the alumni an opportunity…

  15.03.2017

• Master’s Student Talks about Her IT Internship in Berlin

  … Android. Versions for other platforms will be developed later. What programming language did you use? I used C#. Previously, I had no experience in it, that’s why I had to study the details during the work. It was not a problem, as I had already used other languages. Berlin Photo credit: worldofwanderlust.com How did you manage your working time? Most of …

  14.03.2017

• The More Chocolate the Better Test Results — What Really Helps to Prepare for Exams?

  …ever, a superfluity of glucose gives an inverse effect causing a decrease in memory and mental alertness. This was proved by UCLA’s research. They conducted the following rat study: the rats were taught to navigate the maze, then they were divided into two groups. For several weeks the first one was taking a fructose solution, the second one also received fatty acids…

  13.03.2017

• 5 Things You Need to Know Now

  … electron cryomicroscopy to show that a small difference of only several amino acids can have a large impact on flagella, which are tiny rotary motors that move bacteria. The study gives new insight on the construction of synthetic nanomachines. Radio bursts powered by aliens? Newly published research by Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics suggests that my…

  13.03.2017

• New Material Makes it Possible to Record Data with Light

  …nergy efficient. However, all exciton demo devices either operate only at a low temperature, or are difficult to manufacture which inhibits their mass adoption. In the new study, the scientists from ITMO University in Saint Petersburg, Leipzig University in Germany and Eindhoven University of Technology in the Netherlands could generate excitons at room temperatur…

  10.03.2017

• "Genome Tetris" and Analyzing Fly Behavior: BioHack — the First Hackathon on Bioinformatics

  …ormatics Institute develops, as well as ITMO’s laboratory; we are planning to open a Master's Program on bioinformatics, as well. Thus, grows the number of people who want to study it, as well as number of related events: hackathones, conferences, different stand-up events", he shares. According to Anastasia Makarova, head of the project, St. Petersburg's first hac…

  09.03.2017

• Those Who Code: Female Programmers on Gender Issues in IT

  …ering, Faculty of Mathematics and Mechanics of St. Petersburg State University I really liked math when I was still in elementary school, and when I was nine I was already studying in the math section of the Presidential Physical and Mathematical Lyceum #239 in St. Petersburg. Thanks to my teachers, I received great groundwork in exact sciences. They've taught me …

  08.03.2017

• ITMO Students Presented Summer Schools in Europe

  …earch and educational projects. It organizes consortiums and applications to Erasmus+ and Horizon-2020. Taking part in the academic mobility program Erasmus+ our students can study in several dozen European universities," notes Ksenia Bureiko. To take part in the internship Ksenia and Maria won a competition — first of all they had to write a motivation letter and …

  07.03.2017

• Gutenberg’s Lounge: Human-like Intelligence or a Spotless Mind?

  …nstance, over 40 years ago one famous scientist declared at a large conference on neurophysiology: "Just imagine that one has left a computer on Mars, then the Martians start studying this using the same methods as we use while studying a human brain." At that time, it was just a theoretic experiment, but this year some physiologists…

  06.03.2017