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• 6 Comic Books and Graphic Novels for Science Lovers

  …covered the stories of such giants of knowledge as Richard Feynman, Stephen Hawking, Albert Einstein, Niels Bohr, Alan Turing, and others. Each graphic novel serves as a great introduction to its subject’s life: their origins, struggles, achievements, and legacies. Read also: Stephen Hawking: Life in Books  Thunder & Lightning: Weather Past, Present,…

  11.02.2025

• 14th SCAMT Workshop Week Wraps Up at ITMO

  …es and workshops, develop their soft skills, and work on their research projects within one of the two tracks: research (lab work) or digital (interdisciplinary studies at the intersection of IT, chemistry, and biology). The school’s main partner is ITMO’s Advanced Engineering School.  For two years in a row, the school is held as an advanced professional educatio…

  11.02.2025

• ITMO’s Monday Science Roundup #72

  …hese two types of particles, the researchers discovered that it all comes down to their spins – for instance, photons are more easily absorbed by electrons that do not change the direction of their spins. More discoveries are still to come as the team proceeds to analyze other collision cases. Read more: ITMO Scientists Step Closer to Explaining How Pulsar Nebulas…

  10.02.2025

• Russian Science Day: ITMO’s Young Researchers Share Their Visions of the Future

  …stiny was different. In high school, I got into chemistry after a teacher had shown me how experiments and knowledge of this subject can be applied in real life. So, I changed my direction from humanities to natural sciences. It wasn’t an easy decision. To justify this risk to myself and prove that my new path was correct, I poured my all into science and got into ch…

  08.02.2025

• Fun & Light-Hearted Russian Literature

  …p Bender, a good-looking con man with a sharp wit and street-like charm. The literal partners in crime set out on a hunt for diamonds hidden in one of the titular chairs set for an auction. The story is packed with laugh-out-loud jokes and catchy quotes; but it's also full of more subtle, satirical scenes. Moreover, the book has an equally entertaining sequel called …

  07.02.2025

• ITMO Scientists Simplify Nanomaterials Design With ML Model

  …ic materials. They can also serve as electrical conductors and information “carriers,” such as in hard drives. Due to these properties, such nanoparticles are widely used in the production of electronic devices, including the most precise microelectronics, as coatings for various parts that enhance their electromagnetic and electronic characteristics. At the same tim…

  07.02.2025

• ITMO’s Evgeny Smirnov Ranked Among Russia’s Best Lecturers by National Society Znanie

  …Read:  ITMO Fellow Eugene Smirnov On Colloid Chemistry Applications: From Space Telescopes to FoodTech  ITMO Researchers Develop Gold Nanoparticle-Based Sensors for Precise Detection of Natural Antioxidants The awards were presented in Moscow by the Minister of Education Sergey Kravtsov, the Advisor to the President Elena Yampolskaya, and the CEO of the Zn…

  06.02.2025

• Student Spotlight: Truong Huynh Duc, Vietnam

  …Hello there! Let’s begin this interview with your introduction. Hello, everyone! I’m Truong Huynh Duc, but you can just call me Duc. I’m from Vietnam, specifically the beautiful province of Quảng Bình. I arrived in Russia in 2023 and am currently pursuing a Master’s degree in artificial intelligence at ITMO. Beyond my studies, I work as a DevOps engineer and I hav…

  06.02.2025

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

  …30 pm Avrora Starting from 650 rubles – tickets here It may not be New Year’s, but if you haven’t seen the ballet, here is your chance to enjoy Vasili Vainonen’s iconic production on the big screen – in the comfort of a movie seat and a less-packed hall. Monday, February 10 Views of St. Petersburg and suburbs Until February 20, 12-9 pm daily …

  05.02.2025

• ITMO Scientists Step Closer to Explaining How Pulsar Nebulas Form

  … using theoretical calculations.  The researchers opted for the simplest case, in which a photon collides with an electron head on. When the team calculated the absorption cross-section, or the area in which a photon must be in order to be absorbed by an electron, they discovered that the cross-section grows proportionally to the ele…

  05.02.2025