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• 2026 Nobel Prize in Chemistry: From Primordial Soup to Next-Gen Medicine

• Student Spotlight: Mohona Jahan Momy, Bangladesh

  …since that subject is an important part of my program, I thought the university would be the right choice for me. When I looked at the rankings and learned more about ITMO, I knew this was where I wanted to study. How did you become interested in infochemistry? In 2023, I went to China to study computer science and technology. However, deep down I was also inte…

  08.10.2026

• 2026 Nobel Prize in Physics: Ghost Particles and Ice Lab

  …S. Later, researchers managed to register cosmic neutrinos radiated by the Sun – these became a potential source of information about cosmic processes. This was the start of a new field of study called neutrino astronomy. Today, researchers register neutrinos and measure their energy and direction to determine what’s happening in deep space. In his works, Francis …

  06.10.2026

• 6 Russian-Language Detective TV Shows To Watch This Fall

  … This crime drama is inspired by the real-life case of a serial killer from the late ‘80s USSR. The first season follows three detectives – two experienced investigators and a newcomer – as they hunt for the criminal responsible for a series of murders. Their only lead is a schoolboy who witnessed one of the killings.  The gloom of the tragedy is heightened by the…

  06.10.2026

• ITMO’s Monday Science Roundup #114

  …ells. Finding the right aptamer for the job, however, can be a time-consuming process. Computational models help by calculating the probabilities, but struggle when faced with new samples that differ from what’s found in the training set. AptaBench, a new testing tool developed at ITMO, solves that issue by adding a second layer of veri…

  05.10.2026

• 2026 Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine: Controlling Brain With Light

  …c memories. Optogenetics has made it possible to map neural circuits of patients with Parkinson's disease, epilepsy, depression, and chronic pain, thus enabling the search for new treatments of these conditions,” says Vera Medvedeva, a senior researcher at ITMO’s Center for Molecular and Biological Technologies and head of the Molecular Neurobiology Laboratory. …

  05.10.2026

• YaC/e Conference Highlights: Secrets of Teaching in the Age of AI

  …omething of a “radical change in the educational triangle”: tools and applied skills remain an important component, but the foundation expands and helps students move forward. New technologies appear all the time and with them – the need to constantly acquire new applied competencies for specific tasks, but it’s the foundational knowled…

  02.10.2026

• Five Paintings: Fall in Russian Art

• ITMO Researchers Develop Test for Aptamer Analysis AI Models

  … can help lower the number of experiments needed to find this variant by selecting those that have the highest probability of being effective. However, if a model can’t handle new variants well, this selection won’t be reliable.  This was the issue ITMO scientists addressed with AptaBench, a standard test for AI models that predict the interaction of aptamers and …

  01.10.2026

• Student Spotlight: Aris Septanugroho, Indonesia

  …well as several years of experience in the industry. Because of that, some of what I study now is familiar to me. At the same time, the program has introduced me to completely new areas. For example, I’m now learning about the combination of neurotechnology and artificial intelligence, which makes the program much more exciting for me. What has been your favori…

  01.10.2026