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Traveling for Research and Missing the Sun: PhD Student Adria Canos Valero on His Experience in Russia
… I got to learn more about this topic. Another coincidence was that it turned out that my project in Moscow was connected to toroidal moments, a hot topic in modern nanophotonics. With this experience and the background I already had on fundamental electromagnetism, I grew fascinated with light-matter interactions and nanoscale optics. Were you nervous about …
15.02.2022
Heritage Science at ITMO: Collaboration With Russian Museum and French Colleagues
… crucial part of the lab’s development will be the involvement of industrial partners. Among the potential collaborators named by Olga Smolyanskaya are the companies IPG Photonics, Avesta, and Tydex – Russian suppliers of research equipment in the field of optics. Right now, the lab’s team procures compact equipment from foreign companies at a high price. Olga Smo…
10.02.2022
Best Graduation Papers Among ITMO Students
…t organizers honor the authors of the best graduation papers in Russia. In 2022, the jury awarded the first prize to Anastasia Olkhova and Artem Orlov for their projects in photonics and optoinformatics. This isn’t the first time ITMO students demonstrated great results at the contest. Last year, the university's young scientists from the Faculty of Photonic sensors based on such systems are capable of identifying various compounds in highly-diluted solutions. In using chiral nanostructures, the scientists plan to achieve specific and …
07.02.2022
First Project Defenses Held as Part of ITMO’s 2030 Development Strategy
…ion with Gazprom Neft. The developers also plan to launch a center of expertise and develop unique continuous training programs on the subjects of quantum internet and radiophotonics.…
04.02.2022
ITMO.EduStars Winner Irina Timofeeva on Making Ecology Interesting
…me other solutions can be created with the help of the advances of AI and high-resolution microscopy. Yet it’s important not only to study, for instance, how natural nanophotonic crystals in butterfly wings help them keep warm for a long time but also to take into account the full cycle when creating technology based on these studies. So that when these technologi…
31.01.2022
This Weekend in St. Petersburg: January 29-30, 2022
…y, at 6:30 pm on January 30, St. Peter and St. Paul’s Church will host a concert that will also feature winter-themed pieces by world-famous composers, including, of course, Antonio Vivaldi’s Winter from the Four Seasons violin concerto. Paper-2 exhibition December 18, 2021 - May 15, 2022, Wed-Fri 4 pm - 8 pm, Sat-Sun 12 pm - 8 pm, Mon & Tue are days of…
26.01.2022
This Weekend in St. Petersburg: January 22-23, 2022
…ture fix, you can never go wrong with the ROSPHOTO exhibition center. Head to the Measure of Humanity exhibition by Juhan Kuus to explore the creative legacy of this popular Estonian photographer and his photo documentary on life in South Africa in the ’90s or take a journey to see the remains of a once-luxurious Soviet sanatorium in Abkhazia together with Katerina K…
19.01.2022
Getting Through Winter: Seasonal Affective Disorder
…about 9.2% of the Alaskan population seem to have it. It has to do with lack of sunlight that disrupts the normal body clock and affects the production of hormones like melatonin (responsible for sleep) and serotonin (responsible for mood). According to WebMD, people with SAD typically feel like sleeping for longer than usual and…
18.01.2022
Reservoir Computing and New Surgical Materials: This Year’s Presidential Grant-Winning Projects by ITMO’s Young Scientists
…the Faculty of Physics, Kseniia Baryshnikova has won a grant for her project on controlling the emission of single emitters in nanoresonator clusters. “Dielectric nanophotonics is a new field of science that studies how optical signals are transmitted, processed, and converted when light interacts with dielectric nanostructures. Processing signals at the speed …
30.12.2021