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• Mass & Quality: How Russia and China Transform Education With AI

  … both AI expert training and the introduction of new educational approaches. What should we teach our students in the era of the rapid growth of language models and generative networks? What should a truly in-demand and effective AI program be like? And how, in general, can we employ AI to improve our education? ITMO has long been pursuing personalized education; we …

  24.01.2024

• Research is an Ongoing Process: ITMO Fellow Dmitry Glazov on Studying Dark Matter

  …ill pave the way for future computer devices. This is what occurs with all breakthroughs: they become useful tools that we use every day. There was a time when electricity, magnetism, radio waves, and radiation were of interest only to physicists.  Why did you decide to become a scientist? I’ve been interested in physics since I was a kid; it was my favorite su…

  23.01.2024

• ITMO Scientists Devise High-Speed Area Scanners for Security and Missing Person Searches

  …erator. For example, it will be able to distinguish between a human, a bird, and a drone based on their features. In addition, we want to connect several imagers into a single network system to improve performance and capabilities,” adds Fedor Inochkin. The developed system in action. Video by Dmitry Grigoryev / ITMO.NEWS…

  22.01.2024

• A 7 Million Ruble Idea: Diana Duglas Talks New Pregnancy Fitness App

  …rst, I outsourced employees, for which I had a budget of 1 million rubles. To look for specialists, I turned both to job search engines, like HeadHunter, and to my personal network. Selecting the developers was hard, so I asked them to write a technical design specification to see how they felt about the project. All in all, I held around 30 interviews and two com…

  19.01.2024

• This Week in St. Petersburg: January 18-24, 2024

  …for developing his own distinctive method of appliqué art or App.Art, depicts reality in a surreal and fairytale-like manner, which causes his pictures to go viral on the internet and elsewhere. Tuesday, January 23 Exhibition: PARIS, PARIS… by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec Until June 16, 12-9 pm daily Art Center at Brusnitsyn Art Quarter 600-700 ruble…

  17.01.2024

• ITMO’s Monday Science Roundup: 2023 Recap

  …m ITMO’s SCAMT Institute trained their machine learning model to recognize nanoparticles that can target cancer cells. Notably, the model was also the first to incorporate a genetic algorithm. Read more: Researchers Train AI to Identify Anti-Cancer Nanoparticles Medicine What’s cube-shaped, 3 meters long on every side, and holds immense scientific potent…

  15.01.2024

• Student Spotlight: Donald Brice, Cameroon

  …u give to students from Cameroon or Africa who want to come here and study? Okay, from my experience, I would advise everyone not to believe everything you read on the internet because the web is full of misinformation, especially about Russia. Always believe your own experiences. Try first and then decide.…

  11.01.2024

• This Week in St. Petersburg: January 11-17, 2024

  …rarta museum 1,000-3,000 (includes an annual pass) Belgian-born artist Jonas LeRiche offers his take on transhumanism, the merging of nature and technologies, in his magnetic photographs. Will you agree with the creator’s rather optimistic outlook on the future of humanity? Find out at Erarta.  Tuesday, January 16 Exhibition: Foxfire Until Febr…

  10.01.2024

• ITMO to Host Second Mega School – Winners Get into Master’s Programs Without Exams

  …y, students will attend talks by the university’s scientists on such topics as AI development, building a career in science, attracting funding for a startup, and using neural networks in their work. Then, on the second day, each participant will choose one of the 21 available tracks, including AI, software engineering, mobile development, physics, chemistry, and …

  09.01.2024

• Everything You Need To Know About Mathematics Behind Internet

  …Though the internet may seem like a chaotic, ever-expanding network, scientists managed to find patterns in the way its websites and pages interact with one another back in the 1990s. To decode it in a single system, the researchers used a webgraph, which describes direct links between websites – hyperlinks, to be exact – regardless …

  05.01.2024