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• ITMO Celebrates Knowledge Day

  …During the concert in the Musiс Hall, ITMO University's Rector Vladimir Vasilyev congratulated the freshman and underlined that they've enrolled in Russia's first non-classical university. He explained what ITMO's main features are about: global, research-oriented, entrepreneurial, social- and person-focused. Global, as students from 70 countries from all over…

  31.08.2016

• From Steam Engines to Tablets: Armando Walter Colombo Talks about Cyber-Physical Systems in Modern Industry

  …s devoted to new approaches and technologies applied to modern industrial systems. The lectures were prepared with the assistance of Anon Pyrkin, the head of Department of Control Systems and Industrial Robotics. During the lectures the students are to learn about the peculiarities of industrial processes at leading European and world`s enterprises that follow “Indus…

  30.08.2016

• Go Outside for Free: September Events in St. Petersburg

• Five Things We Loved Last Week

  …the salad bar and put down the pizza. popsci.com The upcoming iPhone is widely expected to get rid of the actual home button independent.co.uk Biofuels are worse than petrol for the environment, new study finds telegraph.co.uk An important springboard for human’s longevity: scientists uncovered several novel genes associated with age-related conditions inclu…

  28.08.2016

• ITMO Student Shares About her Summer School Abroad: “Awesome, Gripping and Truly International”

  …se from a plethora of automation courses in the field of robotics offered by St. Petersburg universities. As Ms. Gorokhova noted, she decided to study at ITMO University’s Control Systems and Industrial Robotics Faculty because she had heard about studying at the facultyfrom current students. She is sure that this course has and will givean opportunity to join promis…

  26.08.2016

• Anything that Can Go Wrong… Is to Be Equipped With a Failsafe System

  … Anything that can go wrong, will go wrong, says Murphy's law. In order to avoid it, engineers design complex systems like jet controls and nuclear power plant failsafe systems. Alexander Borgul, PhD student at the Department of Control Systems and Informatics develops automatic control algorithms to ma…

  24.08.2016

• Silicon Nanoparticles Trained to Juggle Light

  …using it to scatter light in the direction of the incident pulse. Thus, by exposing a particle to a short and intense pulse, its behaviour as an antenna can be dynamically controlled. In order to demonstrate ultrafast nanoantenna switching, the authors of the study carried out a series of experiments, which involved the irradiation of an array of silicon nanop…

  24.08.2016

• Bringing Rock Stars Back to Life: Demystified

  … that was struck. “When I first experienced the full production of Ronnie performing with his band as a hologram, I couldn’t believe my eyes and ears,” Dio’s widow Wendy tells Rolling Stone. “With Eyellusion, we have been able to get Ronnie back up onstage where he belongs, ensuring that his music and memory live on.” While it’s common for methods of projectin…

  22.08.2016

• Evgeny Pidko: Chemistry is a Catalyst for Success

  …f that man-made inventions can be much more effective than the nature-made objects. I also study mechanisms of chemical reactions to understand the principles for total control over materials and nature. My research mainly focused on the field of catalysis. Catalysis is a principle that provides with the tools to regulate chemical reactions.  By adding a small amo…

  18.08.2016

• Russian Coders: To Leave or not to Leave

  …ing in different countries and gain international experience. The illusion of a high-paying job Boris Minaev, Master’s student of School of Computer Technologies and Controls and ACM ICPC-2015 champion, who now works as a developer at Vkontakte is realistic about high-paying jobs at international companies. “A wage seems high until you take into account living …

  18.08.2016