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• ITMO Researchers Discover New Way to Amplify Exciton Current and Accelerate AI Computations

  …entists are looking for ways to amplify exciton current: for example, by increasing electron density in integrated circuits. However, as it turned out, there is another way to solve this problem. A team from ITMO’s Faculty of Physics and Pohang University of Science and Technology (POSTECH) in South Korea, have discovered a new exciton control mechanism at the nan…

  29.05.2026

• PhD in Robotics: Alexey Vedyakov Talks Robot Control and Industrial Path for PhD Students

  …udy next and went with what I was best at: mathematics, physics, and computer science. I was looking for a place where I could not only study math or computer science but also solve practical problems and pose research questions. ITMO University was just that kind of place in St. Petersburg. Technical systems management lies at the intersection of two fields: it may …

  29.05.2026

• Russia’s First Portable MRI Machine Developed at ITMO

  … from tissues is small and can be easily drowned out by any interference. While traditional machines have a custom-built room to address this issue, the ITMO-developed scanner solves the problem differently: additional antennas on the surface capture electromagnetic interference in the environment and the algorithm separates it from the patient-derived signal in the …

  28.05.2026

• PhD in Physics: ITMO Researcher Vasily Kravtsov Talks Projects and Opportunities for Young Scientists

  …my further studies because I wanted to get to know this subject better. Before starting university, I didn’t really understand what physics research was about: the problems we solve in school usually have answers and specific solutions that students just need to work out. At university, I joined a research team and realized that there are problems no one knows the an…

  21.05.2026

• ITMO Researchers Develop First Drug Delivery System for Selective Melanoma Treatment

  …ny bioactive compounds, both hydrophilic and hydrophobic ones, and polymer films contain no toxic catalysts (N,N'-Dicyclohexylcarbodiimide or 4-Dimethylaminopyridine) or toxic solvents, so they are fully biocompatible and safe for living organisms,” notes Petr Snetkov, the lead researcher of the study and a senior researcher at ITMO’s Institute of Advanced Data Trans…

  14.05.2026

• Student Spotlight: Mohamed Ellithy, Egypt

  …aders. My name is Mohamed Ellithy, and I’m from Egypt. I’m currently studying software engineering at ITMO University. I’ve always been interested in technology and problem-solving, which is what led me to this field. As a kid, I was always curious about how computers, phones, and games actually worked behind the screen. Over time, that curiosity became more serio…

  14.05.2026

• Alumnus Spotlight: Li Ziming, China

  …ications and job interviews. Looking back, what do you think ITMO prepared you for the most? Technology develops very quickly, and ITMO taught me to learn independently, solve unfamiliar problems, and remain competitive in a rapidly changing professional environment. How would you describe the learning environment at ITMO? It was very modern and student-f…

  07.05.2026

• Student Spotlight: Shuaibu Idris, Nigeria

  …ing the logic behind them, made me confident that this is what I want to pursue seriously. What’s one real-world problem that you think your field is uniquely positioned to solve? One major area is improving digital infrastructure and accessibility. In many places, including Nigeria, there are still gaps in efficient systems for communication and automation. Bu…

  30.04.2026

• Russian Scientists Propose More Accurate Update Method for Recommendation Systems, No Retraining Needed

  …hat Semantic IDs, which use collaborative signals, tend to become outdated over time as audience interests and patterns change rapidly. Fine-tuning on new data does not always solve the problem, whereas a full recalculation of Semantic IDs without alignment can make it harder for models to adapt to previous versions of the system and its elements.…

  23.04.2026

• Student Spotlight: Alexander Gregory Carlos Nuñez Taype, Peru

  …e both interests, business strategy and technical knowledge, which I believe is essential for the future. What’s one real-world problem that business informatics could help solve? One major issue is inefficiency in supply chains, especially in developing countries like Peru. By using data management, predictive analytics, and automation, business informatics ca…

  23.04.2026