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• Graduate Spotlight: Subhrajit Barua, India

  …ree at ITMO. I found the vacancy on the university’s career website and thought it would suit me because I enjoy communicating and writing. I did not fully understand what the role would involve at first, but after a demanding selection process, I was fortunate to join the team. The team represents ITMO to an international audience through its English-language con…

  03.09.2026

• This Week in St. Petersburg: September 3-9, 2026

• More Applicants and New Record: Highlights of ITMO’s 2026 Admission Campaign

  …Bachelor’s studies In 2026, 1,635 students were enrolled in tuition-free positions. In total, 12,279 students applied to ITMO Bachelor’s programs, which is 4,000 more than last year. The number of applications has also significantly increased: in 2025, the Admissions Office received 21,000 applications, while in 2026, it was 32,800 – a new record for ITMO. The ave…

  01.09.2026

• 5 Students in Classic Russian Literature

• ITMO CONF 2026: How Ideas Reach Markets

  …n of TSEKH, a platform that takes a business idea through every stage – from a concept to a ready software product built into a company’s infrastructure. ITMO played a special role in the story: it allowed the team to spot the niche earlier than the market did. “At the university, we can spot an interesting demand before the market does, all thanks to academic e…

  31.08.2026

• A Billion Times a Second: ITMO Researchers Create Silicon Film for Superfast Light Control

  …Metasurfaces are thin artificial materials used in optics to control light. By accurately calculating the geometry of nanoholes, they can be programmed to perform target functions, such as highly accurate filters for a specific wavelength or superthin lenses for beam focus. Such optics is compact and compatible with standard microchip production processes, which is w…

  27.08.2026

• ITMO Researchers Create Nanoparticles for Detecting “Mirror” Molecules and Developing Diodes

  …: one can have a therapeutic effect, while the other can be less effective or even cause undesired side effects. That’s why when developing medicines, it’s important to control the synthesized molecular form. For this purpose, chemists use chiral carbon nanoparticles that interact differently with “left” and “right” molecules and thus can act as sensors. However, …

  26.08.2026

• This Week in St. Petersburg: August 27 - September 2, 2026

• ITMO Scientists Create Microspherical Light Amplifiers for Medical Diagnostics

  …iversity have developed a microresonator that doesn’t just contain and amplify light, but also generates it. At the core of the device are standard microresonators – polystyrol spheres five micrometers in diameter (ten times thinner than a human hair). Their surface is covered with two types of luminophores (glowing particles): nanocrystals made from silver, indiu…

  20.08.2026

• This Week in St. Petersburg: August 20-26, 2026

  …al offers a fun-packed program that includes a maritime showcase, boat and SUP test-drives, a mermaiding competition, bustling markets, and more.  Monday, August 24 Prologue by Alexander Koryashkin Until September 6, 11 am - 11 pm daily, except Tue Erarta Museum Starting from 990 rubles (includes a 6-month membership) The exhibition portrays …

  19.08.2026