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• Student Spotlight: Hamzah Abdallah Al-Abdelaziz, Jordan

  …r societies – that’s what drives me. It’s not just data; it’s meaning waiting to be found. How has your experience learning Russian been so far? Learning Russian is like solving a beautiful puzzle – complex but rewarding. The hardest part was understanding how differently it’s structured compared to English or Arabic. But the most fun part is using it with peop…

  13.11.2025

• ITMO Student Wins Russia’s Drone Programming Championship

  … she brought home a golden cup, a monetary prize, and unlimited access to Geoscan’s software.  The championship was Ekaterina’s first major victory and a chance to practice solving applied drone-related tasks. In her interview (link in Russian) to the Federation of Competitive Programming, the student shared that she became interested in drone programming when she…

  10.11.2025

• ITMO Graduates Share Their IT Career Paths at Yandex

  … trained for my exams and I managed to secure a tuition-free position at ITMO’s Faculty of Software Engineering and Computer Systems in 2016. It wasn’t hard to train myself to solve typical exam problems, but in junior years I did feel my lack of solid background. Studies were tough: only 20% of students lasted into the final year. I had to study evenings and nights …

  06.11.2025

• Student Spotlight: Yesmin Lubna, Bangladesh

  …o houses. The joy of creating was always a part of me. When I discovered computers, that joy found a new form. I realized that through code, I could build things from nothing! Solving a problem by writing a program felt like magic to me. My childhood obsession with building simply transformed into programming in the digital world. And it’s this joy of creation that d…

  06.11.2025

• ITMO’s Monday Science Roundup #91

  …duct on the computing market. And one of their most promising variations, perovskite memristors, could be the key to further technological progress. That is, if scientists can solve the issue of their instability. Working alongside colleagues from China, researchers at ITMO have presented the design for a memristor that can handle at least 1,500 rewrite cycles and…

  03.11.2025

• Student Spotlight: Hadi Alhaj, Lebanon

  …What inspired you to pursue a PhD in biotechnology? My passion for genetics, medicine, and microbiology has always driven me to explore how molecular mechanisms can help solve real medical challenges. A PhD felt like the natural next step.  Can you tell us a bit about your current research? My research focuses on identifying molecular links that regulate the…

  30.10.2025

• A Touch of Spooky: Halloween Plans for the Faint of Heart

  …e of Supernatural. This time, I’m looking forward to joining ITMO Family Speaking Club – to get into the atmosphere in the language it is usually celebrated in. – Elizaveta Solving crimes There is no need to turn to spine-chilling horrors! Personally, I think puzzles and crime-solving make for great Halloween activities – that’s w…

  28.10.2025

• ITMO’s Open-Source Ecosystem Developer Receives Award for Loyalty to Science

  …yone who has enough expertise and an interest in the field can join the existing research projects or suggest their own idea. The project’s ambition is to form a community for solving hot-topic problems in the fields of AI, open-source, and their applications in research. The main platform for communication within the project is the chat of the Scientific Opensource …

  27.10.2025

• Present and Future of Wireless Tech Discussed at ITMO

  …ntennas will be needed to provide a high quality of mobile signal in new frequency ranges used in 5G communication systems. In order to develop such antennas, we need to first solve several problems: develop broadband antennas with double polarization, compact filters with low loss rate, efficient signal magnifiers, multichannel transmitter/receiver units, and specia…

  24.10.2025

• From ITMO to YADRO: How To Start a Career in Tech Before Graduation

  …eural network architectures that are now widely used in the industry. Then came the practical part: we explored specific models, how they work, and what kinds of problems they solve. After that, we started coding from scratch ourselves. It was tough at times, but it really helped connect theory with practice. We also took part in Kaggle competitions from time to time…

  23.10.2025