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• ITMO’s Young Scientists on Ups and Downs of Their Academic Careers

  …rst, I was into robotics, and exoskeletons were a logical continuation. My family, including my parents, were in IT or worked on designing various devices and mechanisms. That must be why I was drawn to this subject. In my research field, there are several trends: increasing the exoskeletons’ autonomy, operating load, and agility, reducing their mass and profile, …

  08.02.2022

• Rare Animals On Russian Coats of Arms

• ITMO.EduStars Winner Vladimir Mitropov on Key Principles for Teaching

  …, and rediscover the subject. Sometimes my students and I have a hard time because of the increased workload. There simply isn’t enough time when a semester-long course must be completed in weeks. What’s your key principle for teaching? Prominent physicist and popular science adept Sergey Kapitsa once said that his students were allowed to use textbooks …

  03.02.2022

• 5 Russian Must-Know Singers Topping the Charts

  …er. His music might not be for every taste but it’s sure worth checking out.    Curious to learn more about the Russian music industry? Check out our stories on Russia’s must-know pop and iconic singers.…

  31.01.2022

• Highly Personalized Education: ITMO Adopts New Educational Standards

  …lized. They provide the conditions in which students can expand and hone their professional skills while developing their soft skills. For that reason, newly enrolled students must be familiar with their program’s specifics, understand the opportunities it offers, and use these opportunities actively. The introduction of new educational programs and individual lea…

  31.01.2022

• ITMO.EduStars Winner Svetlana Kurashova: “To Me, Teaching is a Source of Joy”

  …t he taught us in his old age and could no longer handle the workload. So student feedback is, on the one hand, important, but also can never be absolutely objective – and you must think very carefully about how to properly collect it. If a student did nothing and skipped all their classes, how can they be trusted to evaluate a teacher? What do you do in your free…

  28.01.2022

• This Weekend in St. Petersburg: January 29-30, 2022

  …e happening this weekend to please all musicophiles out there. First, there is the Beethoven Chamber Music Evening at the Small Hall of St. Petersburg Philharmonia, a definite must-visit if you consider the cello your favorite instrument (or even if you just want to learn a little more of Beethoven’s timeless creations). Mark your calendar for 7 pm, January 29.  T…

  26.01.2022

• International Opportunities at ITMO: Students Share Their Experiences

  … internships. The good news is that the university can reimburse up to 70% of your expenses. The competition for reimbursement is available all year long, but your application must be submitted well in advance of the event. Learn more about the competition and its requirements here. During her studies at the Information Technologies and Programming Faculty, Alf…

  25.01.2022

• EduStars Winner Marina Barantseva: Teaching the Way I’d Want to Be Taught

  …f it starts with the numbers 911, then the first line will consist of nine words, the next two – of one word each, and so on. Or sometimes I’ll ask them to write an essay that must include a certain set of words. These students have a wealth of creative potential, and my task as a lecturer is to provide conditions in which they can fulfill it. But it doesn’t alway…

  20.01.2022

• ITMO.EduStars Winner Daria Chirva: Students Should Be Engaged, Not Forced To Learn

  …strict schedule, planning two weeks ahead, and even possible rain checks over the past three years. Being a parent is a great way to get rid of procrastination and do what you must right here and right now. It’s great to be in control of your own life.  Probably, the trickiest part of it all is to find time and opportunities to do research because you have to …

  18.01.2022