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• Russian Scientists Develop World's Smallest Blue Laser For Displays

  …In collaboration with their colleagues from MIPT’s Center for Photonics and 2D Materials, scientists from ITMO University have devised the world's smallest laser that emits light in the blue spectrum. With a volume 13 times smaller than the wavelength of the produced light, it paves the way for the creation of a new generation of ultra-high-resolution displays and co…

  18.11.2025

• ITMO’s Monday Science Roundup #92

  …Research On this year’s list of the world’s most frequently cited researchers, there are only five Russian scientists – and one of them is Anton Korobeynikov, a bioinformatics expert from ITMO University. How does one achieve this status and how does the scientist himself feel about this high honor? ITMO NEWS spoke with him to find o…

  17.11.2025

• ITMO Director for Strategic Development Daria Kozlova on Unique Appeal of Regional Universities

  …dds Daria Kozlova. Another tool is to work with researchers trained at major universities. For instance, ITMO trains Principal Investigators (PIs), especially for natural sciences. However, when they grow professionally and start thinking about their own labs and teams, there isn’t always a place for everyone in the capital. This is an opportunity for universiti…

  17.11.2025

• ITMO and Yandex to Train Specialists in Physical AI

  …ll as making independent decisions in real-world conditions. Such systems help solve complex practical problems in different fields, from logistics and production to materials science and medicine. 100 students who pass the selection will become the first members of Physical AI Garage; in their training, they’ll be able to use Yandex’s computational resources, as wel…

  13.11.2025

• ITMO Scientist Among Most Cited Researchers Worldwide

  …When compiling their annual ranking, Clarivate experts take into account the papers that rank in the top 1% by citations for their field(s) of research in the Web of Science citation index. This year’s list includes 7,131 scholars from over 60 countries – all of whom have authored the most cited papers over the past 11 years. “Highly Cited Researchers demonstrate sig…

  13.11.2025

• Student Spotlight: Hamzah Abdallah Al-Abdelaziz, Jordan

  … and join ITMO’s Foundation Program? I wanted a real challenge and a fresh start, somewhere that would push me to grow beyond my comfort zone. Russia felt unique: strong in science and technology, yet full of culture and depth. ITMO stood out because it combines innovation with community. The Foundation Program was the best way to rebuild from zero, learn a new la…

  13.11.2025

• Student Spotlight: Yesmin Lubna, Bangladesh

  … What inspired you to pursue your Bachelor’s degree at ITMO, and how did you first hear about it? After completing my higher secondary school, I wanted to study computer science and was waiting for the right opportunity. I applied to many universities in different countries, but among all of them, I found my dream course at the best one – ITMO. I first heard…

  06.11.2025

• This Week in St. Petersburg: November 6-12, 2025

  … Thursday, November 6 New Frontiers: Dreams of Researchers in Life Sciences  7-9 pm New Holland Island (Community Center) Free (you need to register in advance) What’s next for life sciences, the most rapidly developing research field in the world? This Thursday, you’ll get to learn it from young researchers in the fi…

  05.11.2025

• A High-Efficient Switchable Third Harmonic Source Developed by ITMO Researchers

  …ion and an invisible ultraviolet ray with a 341 nm wavelength following the third harmonic generation. The third harmonic generation finds use in biophotonics and medicine. Scientists can examine the structures of biological tissues and cells without having to use dyes and various laser scanning microscopes, since ultra-short ultraviolet pulses excite fluorescence…

  05.11.2025

• ITMO’s Monday Science Roundup #91

  …Research Despite denials, every scientist’s #1 dream is to have a cackling sidekick tasked with pulling various levers. Second-best option? A powerful robot arm! And so, roboticists at ITMO University have developed a helping hand for the chemists out there: an open-source robotic manipulator capable of carrying out routine lab tasks – such as grabbing samples, co…

  03.11.2025