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  • Always in Fashion: Russian Tea Culture and Top Spots in St. Petersburg

    …The roots of tea in Russia Such is the significance of this poignant drink in the local culture that one of our favorite educational portals, Arzamas Academy, has an entire article on the matter! You can read it in full (in Russian) by following the link, but here are its main takeaways:  Tea first appeared in Russia in the 17th century as one of the novel g…

    29.10.2024

  • Highly Efficient & Eco-Friendly Sorbent for Wastewater Treatment Developed at ITMO University

    …parate metal ions. Due to ions’ selectivity, such sorbents can extract a specific metal ion from an aqueous environment. High sorption capacity allows for the use of a smaller mass of sorbent for cleaning to capture more pollutants on the surface. Also, if a sorbent can be easily regenerated, it can be used multiple times, and ions are efficiently converted into high…

    29.10.2024

  • Higher, Faster, Stronger: How AI Makes Robots Smarter and More Efficient

    …e mathematical model is, the more efficient the actual robot will be. To build an accurate mathematical model, it is essential to consider key geometric parameters (such as mass, inertia, friction, drive power, torque, as well as the performance metrics of drives and sensors). For a robot isolated from its environment, creating an accurate model is straightforward…

    28.10.2024

  • In a New Light: Designing Lighting for Architectural Monuments

    …it distorts the true appearance of the building. Thus, artificial lighting prevents us from seeing the structure as its architect intended, especially since many architectural masterpieces were created before the invention of electricity and were designed without this factor in mind. Additionally, artificial light can quickly alter the color rendering of facades. Mor…

    25.10.2024

  • Not Just Carbon-Fiber: Researcher Mohammad Jawaid on Plant-Based Composites and Their Prospects

    …Can you tell us a bit about your current research? I am working with biomass obtained from the date palm. In the UAE, this plant plays a significant role in the economy and culture of the region. The country ranks fifth in the world in terms of date production and the number of date palms is only increasing. Therefore, many of our current research projects revolve…

    24.10.2024

  • Student Spotlight: Raman Khan Ahmadi, Iran

    …everal hours. It's really delicious. Oh, that does sound delicious! Lastly, what are your plans after graduation? I would like to continue my education by pursuing a Master's and a PhD. Simultaneously, I would also continue developing a few personal projects. Awesome. Do you have any advice for future students at ITMO? Take professional networking ser…

    24.10.2024

  • I Am a Professional Contest: Programming & Information Technologies Track FAQ

    …articipated in the contest through its seven seasons.  Enrollment benefits. All medalists, winners, and prize winners will be granted enrollment privileges when applying to Master’s and PhD programs at Russian universities. In 2024, ITMO welcomed 37 contest medalists and winners, as well as 95 final round participants. Internships. This season, all students who…

    23.10.2024

  • Spicy Food Guide to St. Petersburg

    …t of heart (or stomach). For noodle lovers: Slurp Ramen Where: Zhukovskogo St. 31, 6th Liniya 23, and three more locations around the city When you just want a massive bowl of something scrumptious, you can’t go wrong with a bowl of ramen. The first in our line-up of noodle shops is Slurp, a popular chain that prides itself on handmade noodles, ramen …

    22.10.2024

  • ITMO PhD Students Train Chess-Playing Algorithm to Design Robots

  • 5 Best-Known Russian Ballets – And Where To See Them in St. Petersburg

    … in E.T.A. Hoffmann’s story titled The Nutcracker and the Mouse King, which was adapted by Pyotr Tchaikovsky (composer), Marius Petipa and Lev Ivanov (choreographers). A Christmas Eve’s tale about a young girl and her nutcracker doll that comes to life was first seen at the stage in 1892 at the Mariinsky Theatre in St. Petersburg. However, it wasn’t an instant succes…

    18.10.2024