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• Distance Medicine Technologies: ITMO’s Collaborations With Federal Almazov North-West Research Center

  …e problem», — explains Dmitry Kupareev. At the Federal Almazov North-West Research Center there is also an educational simulations center that allows the physicians to study, develop their manual skills and improve their qualification level. Different equipment used at the center includes a childbirth simulator for imitating physiologic or pathologic delivery,…

  22.09.2016

• From Time Management to Entrepreneurial Thinking: Five Free Courses for All

  … courses are presented below: Communication Skills: «Making Presentations Easy» and «Don't take back agreements» Know what you want: «Life Navigation» Combining work and study: «Modern Technologies for Learning» Think like a business man: «Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship. Develop your business» …

  22.09.2016

• The Question of Innovation: What Scientists Should Be Nourished?

  …ound the development of innovations at universities and their implementation into the market. «St. Petersburg is Russia’s leader in IT area. That is why the students who study there win international programming contests. The top officials of the Government congratulated them with their achievements personally. The most significant thing is not that it sounds „c…

  22.09.2016

• New Online Courses on the Open Education Platform. Part 2

  …y 19 days left It is a course for young specialists in the field of food processing, which will help to learn about the contemporary rheology equipment (rheology is the study of the flow of matter, primarily in a liquid state). The course includes theoretical aspects and results of experiments as well as physical and mechanical properties of food objects, engin…

  21.09.2016

• Combining Work and Study — Six Rules to Manage It All

  …! No one can do several tasks simultaneously — some just switch really fast. And this «switching» takes time and energy. So, if we're talking about combining work and studying, you'd better split them. When you start planning your day in the morning, try to be objective about how much time you need for your homework and how much — for today's part of your wor…

  20.09.2016

• New Online Courses on the Open Education Platform. Part 1

  …ble to use several most popular algorithmic methods for solving tasks with graphs. Those who will successfully pass the end exam will have the necessary knowledge to continue studying the Graph Theory independently. «The courses' main feature are interactive practical tasks based on RCLP-compatible virtual labs. This technology allows you to automatically genera…

  20.09.2016

• Philips’s Vice President: Darkness is the other side of the Lighting Design

  …ghting. For example, Mr. Van der Heide developed the project for California Academy of Science. To light its' room where coral hydranths grew the team of designers needed to study water’s optical properties and photosynthesis processes. They used light refraction to create the project of the roof, which transmits the necessary amount of light beams. «Beco…

  19.09.2016

• The New Mandatory Russian Exam for Foreign Applicants — Is There Anything to Worry About?

  …ion Olga Vasilieva praised RUDN Rector's proposal to introduce a mandatory Russian examination — much like TOEFL or IELTS certifications that Russian students have to take to study in an English-speaking country. According to Ms. Vasilieva, the new «Russian as a Foreign Language» examination won't be introduced suddenly — young international students who now take pre…

  16.09.2016

• The New NANO-year in Saint Petersburg

  …nt is conducted to prove that our program is going to continue working with its partners — there are already more than 700 of them, that we still want to motivate children to study sciences that provide for the future of technology — physics, biology, chemistry». The topic for NANOyear-2016 was startups: the event started with Alexei Shekoldi…

  13.09.2016

• Five Things We Loved Last Week

  …eated carbon nanotube transistors that achieve current almost twice higher than state-of-the-art silicon transistors. Science Advances Mozart Effect. A mistakenly reported study that classic music can boost children’s IQ has made every parent who didn’t play Mozart to their baby feel like a horrible monster and spawned an entire industry of classical music product…

  12.09.2016