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• ITMO's Creative Lighting Department Joins the International COVID CARE LAB Workshop

• Three ITMO Students and a Graduate Win UMNIK Grant Competition – Here Are Their Projects and Plans

  …oped a 3D printing method that uses a photocurable polymer. The technology has a broad range of potential applications: in healthcare, machine engineering of engine parts, and instrument manufacturing of technical ceramic devices and analytic chips. But its creators see the main application in dentistry – it could be used to print dental implants.  Pavel Talianov,…

  09.11.2020

• University College Dublin's Prof. John T. Sheridan on Holography, Career, and Irish Culture

  …more than 450 Scopus-indexed papers with an h-index of 44, sits behind a desk at home, wearing a white shirt and black braces. He greets me warmly and our conversation thus begins. “There is a great hunger for innovation in the data storage industry” For starters, can you tell us a bit about the course you’ll be conducting for students at ITMO University? I’…

  09.11.2020

• Picture of the Week: Rainbow Shine in Polymeric Materials

  …internal mechanical stresses that are formed in the manufacture of products or due to external influences. In polymers, this effect occurs due to the orientation of polymer chains (macromolecules). Observation of optical inhomogeneities in polarized light lies at the core of a method that is applied to measure and evaluate the characteristics of the stress state o…

  09.11.2020

• Speak Like a Russian: Phrases From Soviet Movies We Know by Heart

  …ke them with Надо, Федя, надо! (even if their name isn’t Fedya) – to show that there's no way you’re not doing it. Déjà vu For sure, this is one of the most student-life-inspired movies you will ever see. It’s summertime and students are cramming for their exams. And our favorite character, Shurik, is no exception – but he has no notes. Riding on a bus, he happ…

  09.11.2020

• Art & Science of the 1920s: ITMO Graduate Creates 3D Visualization of Guidoni’s Luminous Monument

  …temporary people that already back in the 1920s the interdisciplinary field of Art & Science was developing in the USSR. Olga Kolganova, a research associate at the Russian Institute of Art History who studies Guigoni’s heritage initiated the project. Together with Sofia Petrash and her supervisor, Anna Spiridonova, a senior lecturer at ITMO, they brought one of G…

  06.11.2020

• New Gaming Consoles: Learning From the Previous Generation

  …foremost, an “all-in-one home entertainment device” – not a piece of hardware dedicated solely to gaming, but rather a multimedia center which you would presumably want to use instead of, say, a TV or a DVD player (which were still relevant then). Actual games were showcased 30 minutes after the beginning of the launch presentation, which brought on quite an expected…

  06.11.2020

• Keeping the Balance Between Creativity and Technology: Ekaterina Doronina on Her Path to Self-Discovery

  …ake part in various theater and dance festivals, travel to Israel, Spain, and Portugal, as well as do an internship at the New Media Laboratory of the New Stage of the Alexandrinsky Theatre. ITMO.NEWS met with Ekaterina to learn more about her career, self-discovery, and her thoughts on uncertainty being an integral part of life. On choosing a career and first …

  06.11.2020

• How to Enter Russian Universities Through ITMO University’s International Competitions

  …I wanted to apply for ITMO University in order to have a wider range of programs to choose from. I’ve been participating in competitions organized by ITMO University and other institutions since the seventh grade. I was preparing for the computer science competition by solving tasks from other competitions and from the Informatics website. I also attended online cour…

  05.11.2020

• ITMO University Researchers Predict New Quantum Phase of Matter in Chains of Oscillating Atoms

  …ure, or acidity, we can significantly influence the properties of this material.  “This can be done both chemically, by mixing different substances, and physically,” explains Ivan Iorsh, a professor at ITMO’s Faculty of Physics and Engineering. “For instance, metals enter superconductive states when cooled down rapidly.” Simil…

  05.11.2020