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• Congress of Young Scientists: Winning Projects

  …Maria Lazareva, D. Mendeleev University of Chemical Technology of Russia Project: “Transcriptional properties of Gre proteins of stress-resistant Deinococcus gobiensis bacteria” I study stress-resistant bacteria, more specifically their ways of regulating transcription. In my project, I studied a Deinococcusgobiensis bacterium that shows the best resistance to …

  07.05.2019

• Gennady Korotkevich Wins Sobaka.Ru Magazine Award

  …ycholinguistics and professor at St. Petersburg State University. Among the winners are Raul Gainetdinov, a professor at St. Petersburg State University and the head of the Institute of Translational Biomedicine, oncologist Andrey Pavlenko, Ivan Bakaidov, the author of alternative communication programs, Ekaterina Smolnikova and Viktoria Shatova, the founders of t…

  06.05.2019

• ITMO University Students at InnoCamp in Finland

  … draw something they like and can do well so that it would reflect their background,” shares InnoCamp’s participant Leoandris Martinez-Serrano. I drew Maxwell’s, Newton’s and Einstein’s equations. I think that it’s a very useful task as it gives participants a chance to introduce themselves and learn about others at the same time, which is crucial for effective teamw…

  06.05.2019

• Summer Bridge Scholarship by ITMO’s Russian-French Lab: Join an Interdisciplinary Project and Get Your First Scientific Paper Published

  …t was Valentin Milichko, a senior research associate at the Faculty of Physics and Engineering, and Alexandre Nominé, a participant of the ITMO Fellowship program representing Institut Jean Lamour in Nancy, France, who initiated the launch of the international Summer Bridge Scholarship program at the recently-created Laboratory of Hybrid Crystal Nanophotonics. As of …

  06.05.2019

• Areas of Growth in Russian Master’s Studies: Transformation of Programs and Ecosystem-Building

  …ources to bring in professors from abroad, support the best local specialists, and cooperate with a wide range of major-league partners, be it companies or cultural and social institutions. But what’s the way forward for the universities lacking resources of this scale? According to Sergey Kolyubin, the most successful programs will be more active in development a…

  06.05.2019

• Russian TV Ads: From Grandmas to Chainsaws

  …ng my pull-out couch because few things reflect that quite as accurately as the ads.  Here’re my personal top five: 5. Nutella Russian celebrity Garik Kharlamov tries to inspire guys to show appreciation to their wives by making breakfast (and maybe even serving it in bed?). The ad aired around March 8, Women’s Day in Russia, which in 2019 coincided with Maslen…

  06.05.2019

• Movie Chitter-Chatter: The Last Jedi

  … understanding of what Carrie Fisher means to the generations and generations of SW fans, he wrote her into a scene that aspired to be poignant but was ruined by some Mary Poppins meets Superman imagery that was simply stupid in its vividness. And I will refrain from proclaiming that from a credibly unhinged Vaderite in TFA, TLJ’s Kylo Ren turned into the kind of per…

  03.05.2019

• At the Intersection of Sciences: Bioinformatics Specialist Nikita Alexeev on Challenges of DNA Research

  … which are often used for testing; and horses, because gene engineering is very important to people who work with horses and there is a lot of money in the field. Take, for instance, one of the tasks I’m currently working on. It is well known that the influenza virus mutates from season to season, which is why it is so successful in contaminating people. If we tak…

  02.05.2019

• Vantage Point: Different Ways to Explore St. Petersburg

  …past Lakhta Center, the tallest skyscraper in Europe, into the Gulf of Finland and brings you right to the piers of Peterhof. It’s all imperial splendor and world-famous fountains from here. From above The easiest way to get above it all is the Colonnade of the St. Isaac’s Cathedral. You’ll have to climb over 200 steps to get there, but the combination of awe-<…

  01.05.2019

• Targeted Drug Delivery, Multidimensional Blockchain, and Vision Enhancement: ITMO University’s Young Scientists Win SIE Support Grants

  …so scatter the Raman signal, the spectral properties of which can be used to measure temperatures with high precision. Some research in this area has already been done. For instance, we’ve worked with our colleagues from ITMO’s Research Center for Nanophotonics and Metamaterials on theoretical calculations related to optically-induced heating, as well as produced …

  30.04.2019