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• ITMO Researchers Publish Review on Perovskite Research

  …of research. Why was it now that you decided to write a review on halide perovskites? What is its practical purpose? The review’s goal was to give a start do a discussion between specialists in different fields of science: optics, photovoltaics, optoelectronics, material science and chemistry. Now, this review has become a desk companion of our every member…

  10.08.2018

• Results of ITMO’s Bachelor Admissions Campaign 2018

  … by the Russian Government. All of the admitted students will become a part of the ITMO.FAMILY in a massive welcoming event on September 1. The results of the whole admissions campaign including the Master’s, PhD and other degree programs will be made available in late August.…

  09.08.2018

• Profilaktika.Media - Russia’s First Media Project on Cancer

  …a test assignment. This way, we’ll be able to see how they work with sources, process and analyze information. If everything is ok, they can join us for several months and occasionally become part of our team. What are your key goals for the nearest future? We have a plan for at least a year. In this time, we are planning to become a reputable resource with…

  09.08.2018

• MSU Student on Working in Different Laboratories and Doing Internship at ITMO

  …nsor using these crystals. They have already developed a prototype of such a sensor. Last year, the student decided to take part in the Photonics track of the “I am a Professional” National Student Competition, while in January 2018 he came to ITMO University to participate in the “It’s Your Call!” Winter School. In addition to attending lectures, he also took par…

  09.08.2018

• This Weekend in St. Petersburg: August 11-12

  …han 600 athletes from 13 countries will take part in X-Waters Saint Petersburg Swim 2018, a race that will be held in the very heart of St. Petersburg on August 12. Both professional and amateur athletes will make their way around the Peter and Paul Fortress! Take this as a great opportunity to wake up early (very early, actually, as the race kicks off at 7am), cheer…

  08.08.2018

• Blood Nanofilters and Graphene Gas Sensors: “Big Challenges” Summer Camp

  …a layer of microspheres. “Exposed to a plane-mode electromagnetic wave, each sphere turns into a microlens, focusing the incoming radiation on a dot of submicrometer dimensions. This enables us to use the photoresist surface for lithographic processing of submicrometer or nanoscale structure arrays. A simple UV diode is used as a radiation unit. Developing the p…

  08.08.2018

• Researchers Developed Effective MR Coil for Preclinical Studies

  …nal from the area of interest. Therefore, to get images of the whole body, one need to either combine images from local coils, or use the standard volume coil for both transmission and reception. In the first case, the image obtaining procedure becomes more complicated, while in the second one, the quality of the image is so poor that it becomes difficult to distingu…

  08.08.2018

• Per Aspera Ad Astra: ITMO.STARS Contest Results

  …winners chosen? There was no predefined number of positions covered by the university; the winners were selected by the contest committee comprised of ITMO Schools and Admission Committee members. “When assessing the participants’ works, we paid special attention to whether the submitted projects were important achievements and whether they were conducted by …

  07.08.2018

• “Will Musk Catch Up With Korolev”: Private Space Industry's Journey to the Stars

  … ocean shore to another in 15 minutes. This was initially suggested by an early 20th-century Austrian physicist Max Valier some time before his tragic death caused by the explosion of one of his own engines. Max Valier did research of rocket-powered vehicles and solid-state engines, but then he realized that these old technologies would lead science nowhere. So he mo…

  07.08.2018

• Vacation With a Purpose: Science Tourism and Citizen Science

  …ge, the information you send will also be useful to scientists. By collecting such data, they can monitor species’ populations, and developers can improve the recognition precision. As of today, Pl@NTnet unites 20 projects, including those dedicated to ornamental plants. You can download the app for Android and iOS, as well as use the service online. Zooniverse…

  06.08.2018