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• Scientists Develop a Graphene Matrix for Stem and Cancer Cells Growing

  …ng on methods of cultivation and design of the matrix. Numerous studies showed that the substrate properties, including its surface relief, are very important for cell growth, reproduction and differentiation (a process, when equal cells turn into different types of tissues). The researchers named the graphene matrix as "GAIN" (Graphene-Augmented Inorganic Nanofibre…

  18.11.2016

• IOT-OPEN.EU — the New Open Course on the Internet of Things

  …ication. When you just send in data via network, it's not the same. In IoT, devices forward data to each other. And that implies using some AI that will analyze these links and take action. Among other collaborators of the IOT-OPEN.EU project are representatives from the Silesian University of Technology, Riga Technical University, Tallinn University of Techn…

  18.11.2016

• Kazakhstan. Kyrgyzstan. Tajikistan. Not Countries That Are Right at the Top of Everyone’s Travel Bucket List

  …icent, 19th Century neo-classical Zenkov or Ascension Cathedral, which is the second largest all-wooden structure in the world. With its bright yellow facades and multi-coloured confectionary domes, it looks like it’s been transplanted from a children’s fairy story. Other highlights include the eye-popping soviet architecture of the Central State Museum of Kazakhstan…

  17.11.2016

• Gutenberg’s Lounge — Machines and Intuition

  …erbert A. SimonandAllen Newell. I call this model of human conscious "The Thinker": it is a simulation of the thinking process, yet the model can't show us the process of conducting actions or decision making. Let me explain why. For instance, a computer can solve the logical puzzle "Tower of Hanoi" using a hierarchy of possible steps. The puzzle is simple. There …

  17.11.2016

• GenerationS Teaches Students to Sell their Ideas

  …nts. There are some of them: Plastic instead of concrete The BlebSlab project offers a solution for building industry. Over 35% of concrete detailsin frame houses don’t bear any functional load. The startupers know how to make house building process cheaper and more effective — they developed light plastic substitutes which can improve engineering and acoustic char…

  17.11.2016

• IT from the Very Beginning: How to Start a Business

  …l body but at the same time found many clients at freelance sources. Nikolay Chernobaev Our business plan was not very detailed. We just calculated a minimal budget, made some predictions related to our profits and pointed out circumstances that would make us stop developing this project. We decided that we would publish at least one video guide per day. The…

  16.11.2016

• Innopolis University Invites to Participate in Exchange Programs

  …opportunities to participate in research under supervision of world-class scientists, and later — in internships at foreign universities", explains Alexander Kapitonov. The selection will follow several criteria. Academic performance will be the top priority. The minimal medial score (GPA) has to be no less than 4.0 out of 5. Also, the participants will have to…

  16.11.2016

• Rules of science by Evgeny Pidko

  … Inorganic chemistry is much more versatile, more innovative and more interesting! We can combine rigid frameworks with flexible nodes to achieve new smart materials with specific functions! 3. I do love molecules and their interactions. They form their own universe. This field underlies a wide range of practical applications- from n…

  15.11.2016

• What a Twist: Silicon Nanoantennas Turned Light Around

  …elds or by varying the intensity of incident light. In the paper, published in Laser & Photonics Reviews, the researchers designed a novel nonlinear nanoantenna can change the direction of light scattering depending on the intensity of incident wave (Fig. 1). At the heart of the proposed nanoantenna are silicon nanoparticles, which generate electron plasma under h…

  15.11.2016

• Study in the Country of Icecream Palaces and Borsch

  …t with guns", Nicolas yearned for something different. So he asked if he could go to the country of ice-cream palaces and gingerbread cottages. Lucky for him, his university had connections with ITMO, and they were easily able to organize for him to come and study biotechnology here. Though Bachelor’s students in France study for one year less, everything was organiz…

  14.11.2016