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  • Master’s Student on Cryptocurrencies and How to Organize an IT Business

    … using brute force method. When the task is solved, one "presents" a solution together with transactions. This solution proves that the minor did it. Using algorithms, one controls complexity of tasks so that blocks can be presented once every ten minutes. A high computer performance is the main criteria of checking. It is called Proof-of-work system. in terms of eco…

    24.01.2017

  • Chitin — A Multipurpose Natural Material

    …nsible for the rigidity of exoskeletons of insects and crustacean, as well as cell walls of fungi and bacteria. In this sense, it is similar to cellulose, which plays the same role in cell walls of plants. Yet, according to the data from Russian Chitin Society, chitin is far more reactive. It can be processed into chitosan, a polymer that can be dissolved in dilute a…

    24.01.2017

  • First Open Day in 2017 and How to Apply to ITMO

    …ying to figure out where you are going to apply to. To make life easier, ITMO University has organized all of its educational programs into 5 top majors. Students looking to enroll in September, will be searching for work in the next 4−6 years, and the job market is going to look quite different. So ITMO University is trying to train the kind of specialists that will…

    23.01.2017

  • VIII Gaidar Forum: Russia’s Leading Experts on the Future of Education

    …As of now, when a potential student enrolls to a university, it is his knowledge, not the skills that is assessed. Vladimir Vasilyev noted that every university aims to get talented students. So, if they want to focus on entrepreneurship and inventions, they are to make use of schools that promote further education — andit is best if they engage potential employers i…

    21.01.2017

  • Genome Editing Will Help Cure HIV

  • From Julius Caesar to Now: Migraine Is More than Just a Headache

    …nd a treatment. Yet, they couldn’t reach a consensus on the reasons of pains and symptoms. Myth № 3: Migraine is just a headache Migraine is vascular and at the same time neurological disease, which induces different biochemical processes. It is impossible to explain its attacks with a phrase "I have a headache." There are two types of headaches: primary and sec…

    18.01.2017

  • Artificial Intelligence: How to Regulate Human-Machine Interaction?

    … of humans and computers. "How to answer such questions, if we still have no efficient rules for human-human interaction?," comments Anton Pyrkin, head of the Faculty of Control Systems and Industrial Robotics. "The European Union has much more important problems. Why do they discuss such things? There are different reasons like, for example, to divert public atten…

    17.01.2017

  • ITMO’s Researchers for Nature: How Does New Ultra-Compact Laser Work?

    …According to Dr. Rybin, deputy head at the Department of Dielectric and Semiconductor Photonics, BICs concept can be explained like this: a ball is rolling across a plain surface and then falls in a hole. If the ball has enough energy, it can escape from the hole and move forward. Otherwise it stays in the hole. In the same way, an elementary particle can "fall" into…

    17.01.2017

  • Scientists Virtually Tested Decision Support System for Medicals

    …chuk, Evgeniy Krotov, Pavel A. Smirnov, Denis A. Nasonov, Alexey N. Yakovlev (2016), Distributed data-driven platform for urgent decision making in cardiological ambulance control, Future Generation Computer Systems.…

    16.01.2017

  • 5 Things You Need to Know Now

    …ntum technology closer to reality, WAToday reports. The applications of quantum-enabled technologies are already demonstrating significant impacts especially in sensing and metrology. All Dutch trains run on wind. 100 percent of Dutch trains are now powered by electricity generated by wind energy, engadget reports. Some 600,000 passengers on 5,500 trains daily are…

    16.01.2017