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• Dynamically Lit Jewelry and Smart Backpacks: the Fashion of the Future by ITMO Students

  …rounding environment. Yet, the designers aim at solving other tasks, like developing new types of communication that have to do with one's emotional state. For example, if you want to show your emotions more obviously, your jewelry can help you by changing its lighting intensity, color or pulsation. Such jewelry can show its wearer's emotional condition, like whether…

  24.03.2017

• ITMO’s Robotic Center: New Projects by WRO’s Award Winners

  … award winners of different robotic contests and winners of competitions in Physics. Yet, even fifth graders can join the Center, if they know the fundamentals of robotics and want to apply this knowledge. Here, they can understand what they want to do in the future — become "pure" programmers, engineers, or combine these fields of know…

  22.03.2017

• Ten Online Courses You Won’t Want to Miss

• Grants for Universities: One Has to Know When to Stop

  …scoveries. While making efforts to developing commercial projects, they may fail with fundamental research. Furthermore, it can cause the situation when young scientists don’t want to publish the results of their research in scientific journals until they patent their projects. This will lead to stagnating of science. According to Muhommad Al-Khabal, consultant fo…

  17.03.2017

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

  … which can then be used in both technological entrepreneurship and innovations management. We use technologies and inventions created by ITMO University — we find students who want to develop particular fields, and help them make first steps to creating their own businesses. Our program helps bridge the gap between one’s abstract idea of a business and reality, and m…

  17.03.2017

• Soft Skills for Engineers: Students Presented Solutions for Real-Life Business Cases

  …l with marketing. They are sure that it is enough to be versed in programming and physics but the task is more complex — they need to turn an idea into reality. That is why we want them to convert their projects into startups and ready-to-use products. It is necessary to teach entrepreneurial skills to them." says Ms. Seliukova. According to Yulia Seliukova, it is …

  16.03.2017

• The New Alumni Community for Over 40 Thousand Graduates

  …ment. 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 to learn abo…

  15.03.2017

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

  … do? For three months, I worked on design and development of a mobile application, which helps to detect whether a picture conforms to the interior of an apartment. A partner wanted to develop a tool giving their clients a tool to visualize objects. I developed a prototype, which is in the first stage of development — it has not been released yet. There are certain …

  14.03.2017

• ITalented: the New Course for IT Students

  …g specialists are becoming more and more picky, as well. Those who are now 18−20 and who will soon become highly qualified specialists working for high-technology corporations want more than just money. They are interested in their future work environment, as well as a corresponding level of tasks — the opportunity to take part in interesting projects. All of that si…

  14.03.2017

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

  … fast and work for a long time. Chewing spoils memorizing It is a myth that chowing negatively affects memory skills. The only thing that makes troubles is when we don’t want to study leaving the memory empty. Is any correlation between chewing and memorizing? There are two points of view. According to the first one, chewing a gum increases short-term memory…

  13.03.2017