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• Hot, Greasy, Delicious: Russian Fast Food to Make You Happy

  …tter of debate. A taste of childhood? For sure. These fried dough circles are lighter and crispier than their Western counterparts and are always sprinkled with powdered sugar instead of a variety of glazes. And you can’t have just one. In St. Petersburg, the most famous pyshki joint is the Pyshechnaya on Konyushennaya (Konyushennaya St. 25) Established in 1958, …

  16.04.2019

• 8th Congress of Young Scientists: Genetic Algorithms, Robotic Intelligence and Struggle Against Infections

  …mplement the unique abilities of living beings in their robots: adaptability, heightened senses and energy efficiency. From an engineer’s standpoint, a human hand is a complex instrument that can adapt to the shape of objects it manipulates and perform both precise and strong gripping. This very idea was used in the development of a multipurpose gripping device for i…

  16.04.2019

• Green Icebergs, Planet Nine, and End of Opportunity Rover: Top Science News of 2019 So Far

  …brant green color. New studies suggest a ninth planet lurking at the edge of the solar system. Its existence is yet to be proven Dmitriy Epstein, a researcher at the Institute of Theoretical and Applied Mathematics of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences, a PhD in Physics and Mathematics, and Astronomy teacher: Up until 2006, there were…

  15.04.2019

• ITMO Graduate on Britain's IT Market, Hedge Funds and Working in the Field of Financial Technologies

  … where students will be offered a feasible picture of opportunities that they’ll get from studying in that or another university. How does the platform work? The fastest instrument is the search engine. If you know the specialization that you want to follow, you can type it in the search bar, and get information about universities in different regions that offe…

  15.04.2019

• Presidential Grant Recipients On Their Award-Winning Research

  …easing the resolution of magnetic resonance force microscopy by using ceramic resonators” Nowadays, magnetic resonance force microscopy is becoming one of the most powerful instruments of biomedical research, as it offers unique opportunities for visualization of structural elements and the study of the behavior of living objects. In practice, the resolving power …

  15.04.2019

• Speak Like a Russian: Beyond the Wow

  …sy fun. Огонь (Ogon) – Fire. A step up from “klass”, it’s more like “awesome” but closer to “mind-blowing”. Use when: the plot takes an unexpected twist, like when a dragon instead of frying Tyrion Lannister shakes his head in appreciation of being unshackled. Бывает (Byvaet) – Sometimes [it] happens. Use when: another head is rolling off, but it’s already numb…

  15.04.2019

• What to Do in St. Petersburg on Cosmonautics Day

  …n pixels. Visitors can attend a 90-minute show featuring breathtaking films on various subjects, from the Rosetta probe’s journey to comet 67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko to the origins of the Universe and the Soviet space shuttle Buran. Ticket prices vary from 400 to 550 rubles, with discounts for ISIC card holders and students. Note: the tickets are eligible on any da…

  12.04.2019

• Partying for Sustainable Development: How Festivals are Going Green

  …r several days, and the guests’ phones are bound to run out of charge. If they want to charge them, why not offer them to produce their energy using a bicycle generator?” explains Jürgen Forkel-Schubert. That is the exact idea of the Electric Hotel, a special festival venue where visitors can charge their electronic devices. There are two ways to do it: you …

  12.04.2019

• Business Model Canvas: Visualizing Your Business Ideas

  … the idea of selling online courses on how to make chocolate at home, and I suggested that we alter our marketing strategy as older people probably wouldn’t be buying them via Instagram. But it turned out that in Finland, this social media is popular among the elderly.” The team made of students of the ChemBio cluster (SCAMT laboratory) put forward a case de…

  12.04.2019

• Space Tourism: How to Book a Flight to the Orbit

  …rque du Soleil, became his country’s first space tourist in 2009. Laliberté’s trip had cost 35 million US dollars. Pre-flight training Preparation for a trip to space begins approximately six months in advance and consists of several stages, explains Denis Shapiro, who has worked in flight management at the Russian branch of Space…

  12.04.2019