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• Student Spotlight: Ramiro Gabriel Halfon, Argentina

  …ys tried to find the rules and how they work in detail. That’s quite interesting. How did you get interested in Russia? It all happened by chance. I decided to continue studying because I wanted to either join the industry or do cutting-edge research later in my career. I felt that a simple Bachelor's degree wouldn't be enough. I started thinking about places w…

  17.10.2024

• I Am a Professional Contest: Information & Cyber Security Track FAQ

  …e contest welcomed over a million students. Monetary prizes. Medalists will receive prize money of between 100,000 and 300,000 rubles depending on their place and level of study.  Admission benefits. Medalists, winners, and prize winners are to get benefits when applying to Russian universities. Thus, winners of the Information & Cyber Security track can enroll…

  16.10.2024

• What Shapes Reality: New Screen-Centric Exhibition By ITMO’s Art & Science Center

  …lore what shapes and replicates our reality today,” said Asya Kaplan, a curator of the exhibition.  While screens are usually seen as purely technical tools, artists study them as artistic objects: they explore natural sources of reflection and image, the changing nature of scenes, endow them with shape and depth, and dissect them into pixels. On display …

  15.10.2024

• Studying at a Library: 101

  …Why study at a library Naturally, you can always do your assignments at one of ITMO’s fancy coworking spaces. There, you can make use of all the cool facilities and truly feel a part of the student community, all working on their projects alongside you. However, there are bonuses to opting for a library, too: Convenient for days when you don’t have classes o…

  15.10.2024

• KronBars Sports Club Turns 11: Story of Russia’s Best Student Sports Club

  …les, as well as pass an interview and an athletic audition. More information about the competition is available here (in Russian). 16 winners of the competition are currently studying at ITMO. Sports stipend competition. This is an opportunity for applicants to Bachelor’s programs with achievements in one of 20 sports, including basketball, football, boxing, ballr…

  11.10.2024

• Staff Spotlight: Walid Al-Haidri, Yemen

  …. I am Walid Al-Haidri from Yemen. I came to Russia back in 2005 to pursue a Bachelor’s degree at the Vladimir State University. Just like other international students, my study abroad journey began with a one-year Foundation Program where I studied the Russian language. Then I spent four years studying in a Bachelor’s program in bio…

  10.10.2024

• Hacking Protein Structures: Nobel Prize in Chemistry Awarded for Protein Design and Structure Prediction

  …ear, the Nobel Prize in Chemistry was awarded for research performed at the intersection of chemistry and IT – the honored scientists developed machine learning algorithms to study protein properties. For our bodies, proteins are not just building materials, but also regulators of all chemical reactions. These molecules consist of amino acids, the building blocks …

  09.10.2024

• This Week in St. Petersburg: October 10-16, 2024

  …ssian). At 7 pm on Saturday, you’ll have the chance to attend a concert by Ultan Kai, a band mixing pop with traditional Evenki texts and sounds. Sunday, October 13 Study Fair October 12-13, 11 am - 9 pm Sevkabel Port Free If you’re looking to spruce up your academic experience, this event is just for you! Major online schools will come toget…

  09.10.2024

• ITMO Student’s Adaptation Guide

  …ind that the advantages of living in Russia might be an even bigger surprise than cultural differences. History Long gone are the days when it felt like the only way to study history was through textbooks full of names and dates that sooner or later get mixed up in your head. Thankfully, there are many alternatives that can help you learn something new in a mor…

  08.10.2024

• Nobel Prize in Medicine Awarded for MicroRNA: ITMO Expert Explains Significance

  …s started their paths in the 1980s – back then, both of them were postdocs at the lab of H. Robert Horvitz (laureate of the 2002 Nobel Prize in Medicine or Physiology for the study of programmed cell death – Ed.). The young researchers were studying the C. elegans nematodes, whose tissues are nearly identical to those of mammals and thu…

  07.10.2024