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• Students of Three European Universities Visit Russia to Study Closed-Loop Economy on the Example of St. Petersburg Companies

  …heir final project – in late March, they will return to St. Petersburg to present their completed solutions to the project’s coordinators and company representatives.  ITMO.NEWS spoke to the participants to find out more about their work and the goals they plan to achieve as its result.  Tom Erik Ole Karlsson, University of Gävle, Environmental Strategies …

  28.02.2020

• Smaragda Georgouli: Art is Not a Hobby, It’s a Way of Life

  … in Russia and learning the Russian language. Through him, I not only learned some Russian but also got immersed in the culture, cuisine, and ways of life. So you could say I knew what was coming for me. I wanted to test my experiences by living in Russia, test my tolerance in the cold weather, practice the Russian language with the locals, see how a university on th…

  27.02.2020

• Scientists Develop Algorithm for Researching Evolutionary History of Species with Whole-genome Duplications

  …kes a foothold and stays in future generations, comments Nikita Alekseev, winner of ITMO Fellowship and Professorship program. For example, some chromosome duplicates, and the new copies of genes provide material for the creation of new functions in the process of evolution.” In order to understand the process of genome duplica…

  27.02.2020

• Exploring New Cultures, Studying New Materials: ITMO Students on Their International Internships

  …ling with here is a semiconductor material with some dielectric properties (such as piezoelectric and pyroelectricity), which makes it an excellent candidate for the role of a new source material for modern solar panels or cells. Relevance and practical applications of the research As many people who have some connection to the chemical industry, I’m extrem…

  27.02.2020

• This Weekend in St. Petersburg: February 29 – March 1, 2020

• Art Born of Slime Moulds and Bacteria: ITMO Hosts BioArt Workshops

  …es interact with the human mind and body, while also covering how we can safely interact with them to create modern art pieces. The participants were then offered to use their newly learned skills by growing their own bacterial colonies in Petri dishes.  These workshops were the first BioArt events organized by ITMO’s Art&Science Center for the general public.…

  26.02.2020

• Clarivate Analytics Expert on Why Russian Researchers Are Cited Less and Universities Aren’t Included in Innovation Rankings

  …l growth in academia. Another objective of bibliometrics is to help you understand what is being published and cited a lot. For us researchers, it can be a useful tool to find new research contacts. Moreover, our data can help you to choose a journal for publishing your research in. Successful researchers care about the amount of people who have heard about their …

  26.02.2020

• EMI in Practice: ITMO Staff Participate in an English as a Medium of Instruction Internship at Boston University

  …ge of very different faculties had the chance to spend as many as three weeks in Boston, meet their colleagues and students from Boston University and MIT, and learn something new. It’s great that many of them came back with ideas of which tools they could apply in their classes and, what’s more, of what direction ITMO University could develop towards,” says Kristina…

  26.02.2020

• ITMO FabLab: DIY Coworking Space For the Creative

• ITMO’s International Center for Digital Humanities Research Presents Results of DH Week at NYCDH Week in New York

  …hkovskaya, head of the International Center for Digital Humanities Research, remembers that it was three years ago that she first attended NYCDHWeek. It was this very event in New York that has become the inspiration for the future DH Days and this year’s DH Week.  “At the 2018’s conference, I presented a workshop on transforming a humanities subject into a cour…

  25.02.2020