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• AI Tools for Researchers: Find Articles, Get Feedback, and Edit Your Texts

  …ur paper. General research ChatGPT and Midjourney on Telegram – this bot gives you access to ChatGPT, Midjourney, DALL-E 3, and Suno. All these services can be used to solve a number of tasks, but academics will find ChatGPT the most helpful – such as when searching for stats and analytical data that are difficult to find in open sources, quickly translating …

  05.03.2024

• Student Video Games and Expert Talks: Highlights of First ITMO.GameDev Day

  …for fun. As a result, we got a peculiar combination of a hardcore gameplay in baby pink colors. In IRONWASTE, you are a combat robot tasked to protect floors from invaders and solve puzzles in order to win a popular k-pop online show – and uncover a conspiracy about it along the way. The game is already at the MVP stage and I’ve won 1 million rubles for development f…

  01.03.2024

• ITMO Scientists Unveil Algorithm to Predict Properties of Organic Solvents

  …The majority of industrial solvents are expensive and toxic for the environment. One alternative are eutectic solvents; these are alloys that melt at lower temperatures than the materials they are made of. By creating different combinations of these materials, it’s possible to produce solvents with target …

  28.02.2024

• ITMO’s Monday Science Roundup #49

  …job; the other is to package it into a final, consumable product. At the upcoming AAAI conference in Canada, researchers from ITMO will present a new algorithm that intends to solve precisely that issue. Turning “raw” medical products into pharmaceuticals is a process that requires the use of appropriate co-crystals – molecular structures that affect the propertie…

  26.02.2024

• ITMO Researchers Predict Carbon Particle Properties for Cancer Diagnostics

  …lection of carbon nanoparticles and developed a machine learning-based algorithm. As its input, the model takes particle synthesis parameters (type of precursors, molar ratio, solvent volume, synthesis time and temperature); as the output, the algorithm predicts the optical properties of nanoparticles: absorption and photoluminescence peaks, as well as quantum yield …

  20.02.2024

• ITMO’s Advanced Engineering School Among Federal Leaders

  …ototypes of a molecular microchip and the accompanying software-hardware system that can detect and interpret fluorescent signals. The project makes it possible to efficiently solve a wide array of personalized healthcare tasks, including the diagnostics of cancer, diabetes, and heart disease. The researchers are also planning to adapt the microchips for health monit…

  19.02.2024

• ITMO’s Advanced Engineering School Passes Project Defence

  …ve developed prototypes of a molecular microchip and a software-hardware system that can detect and interpret fluorescent signals. The project makes it possible to efficiently solve a wide array of personalized healthcare tasks, including the diagnostics of cancer, diabetes, and heart disease. The researchers also set themselves a separate task of adapting microchips…

  15.02.2024

• AI to Bring Parity in Science: Alexander Boukhanovsky on Developing Fundamental AI Models

  … “Nowadays, generative AI helps solve routine tasks; however, it can also be applied in more demanding research processes – including building and testing theories and hypotheses. Such AI applications will allow our country to establish a certain parity in science – we all understand that currently, both the US and China are ahead of Russia in the number of scientis…

  09.02.2024

• 2D into 3D: Optical Holography Founder Yuri Denisyuk and His Legacy

  … perception into believing it sees an actual object, we would need to fully recreate the wavefield of light scattered by this object. It was also clear that this task would be solved if we could find a method to record and reproduce the phase distribution of this wavefield. At the time, as I wasn’t aware of Gabor’s method and the term holography, so I called this pro…

  08.02.2024

• Learning Through Winning: A Conversation With Ammar Ali, Winner of Multiple AI Contests

  …irst time I took part in a contest, the main motivator was the prize ($15,000 for the first place), I quickly realized that such events are a great way to develop your problem-solving skills and help you learn about all the latest research in a given field. Contests help you with studies and research, too – the experience you acquire is useful for Subscribe

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