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• ITMO Graduate Mikhail Galkin on PhD Studies in Germany and the Importance of Believing in Oneself

  …Can you tell us more about your educational journey? I graduated from ITMO’s “Computer Technologies and Control” specialist program in 2014. By that time, I’d already had the experience of working part-time for several companies, and had to decide whether I wanted to stay in science or opt for working in the industry instead. The decision was fairly simple, as …

  25.04.2019

• Congress of Young Scientists Participant Yaroslav Kapustin: Had I Not Worked on My Own Projects, I Never Would Have Learned What I Know

  …alf the work done five hours before a deadline… But if you use it right, it might make you even more productive. Future plans After I graduate from school, I’d like to enrol at ITMO University in a neurotechnologies program. I plan to take part in the ITMO.STARS contest, for which I’m compiling a portfolio of my works. I would still like to continue work…

  24.04.2019

• The Magic of Russian May Holidays

• Exosuits, Career Guidance Bots, and Water Quality Analysis: Projects by Participants of Congress of Young Scientists

  …Alexey Ledyukov, category “Future Engineering: Control, Computation, Security” I’m developing designs of an exosuit called Exofiz, as well as constructing a prototype. What makes my invention special is that you can use it even while deactivated. It also includes a number of novel solutions, such as a flexible spine or shoulder joints with a great degree of freedo…

  23.04.2019

• University of Oulu Experts on Teaching, Finland-Russia Cooperation and Joint Projects with ITMO

  … for all subjects and ages. Apps really do come in handy, especially if you know which functions they carry: this saves a lot of time. But we shouldn’t disregard the important role face-to-face communication plays in education; nothing is quite capable of replacing it. That’s why apps are just a cherry on the cake, the main ingredient of which remains to be real-worl…

  23.04.2019

• ITMO Graduates Featured in Forbes' 30 Under 30 Ranking

  …ts and have already gone through certification in Europe. The company’s plans for the future include a launch of a new type of a multi-grip prosthesis with flexible control done via a distributed network of sensors, as well as further digitalization of this prosthesis. The staff of Motorica want to turn the device into a modern-day gadget opening a host of new…

  22.04.2019

• ITMO University Hosts Final Round of NTI Competition for University Students

  … to identify the main thematic groups and describe the nature of the available data. The second and third tasks had to do with forecasting climate change and working with meteorological data. “The tasks at the competition correspond to the projects that we’re currently working on as part of our research groups. These are indeed very important and topical tasks. …

  19.04.2019

• Data-Driven Medicine: How Patients May Become Their Own Doctors

  …es and entities: patients, doctors, their responsibilities, work schedules, and so on. Such technology is quickly becoming a part of our everyday life. Quite soon we’ll control our own data, collect it and manage its usage. And that information will become a highly valuable resource for providers.…

  18.04.2019

• Assassin’s Creed Won’t Help: An Expert’s Opinion on Restoration of Notre Dame

  …in Paris during the French Revolution and following the story of the Order of Assassins, the game was praised by critics for its astonishing visuals and historical accuracy; Caroline Miousse, a level artist on Assassin’s Creed Unity, spent about two years perfecting the Notre Dame’s in-game appearance, right down to ensuring that each brick is where it should be. …

  18.04.2019

• Behavioral Economics: Why Humans Aren’t Made to Be Rational

  …kly, system 1 is at work. In fact, we use it for the most part of our life. System 2 is the rational brain which we don’t use as often. It may prove difficult to shift the controls to system 2, as our human brain, trained over millennia, believes that decisions must be simple and quick. Intuition, however, fails us in problems that concern economic benefit. And that’…

  17.04.2019