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  • ITMO Launches Institute of Applied Mathematics

    ITMO University has just opened the doors of its new Institute of Applied Mathematics. Its purpose is to amplify the mathematical training of students in the field of artificial intelligence as well as in associated research and applied projects. In the future, this new structural unit will also provide expertise to other ITMO faculties. Alexey Bobtsov, the head of the School of Computer Technologies and Control, explains why programmers need strong mathematical skills, and what other plans the institute has in store.

    23.05.2025

  • Nature Index: ITMO Ranks Second Among Russian Universities

    In the recent edition of Nature Index, ITMO took first place among St. Petersburg’s universities and the second nationwide. Nature Index is a ranking that reflects the number of publications by an institution’s scientists in leading scientific journals, as well as the university’s global scientific contributions. A total of 88 Russian universities and research organizations were evaluated in the ranking.

    20.05.2025

  • ITMO’s Monday Science Roundup #79

    From AI-driven solutions to chemical breakthroughs, here are ITMO’s top scientific highlights of the recent weeks.

    19.05.2025

  • ITMO’s Monday Science Roundup #78

    Twice a month, we bring you the latest in research, tech, and education at ITMO University. This time, we’ve got science fiction made real, exciting opportunities for budding AI specialists, and success stories from school students and accomplished researchers.

    05.05.2025

  • Automate Your Coding with OSA – ITMO-Made AI Assistant for Researchers

    The recently unveiled Open Source Advisor (OSA) is an LLM-based tool that can “tidy up” open-source research code repositories to make them more accessible to other research teams. Developed by the staff of ITMO University, OSA can help replicate experiments or launch algorithms described in publications. By facilitating the systematization of research data, the tool increases the value of scientific papers. OSA will be equally beneficial to coders and to those wishing to make sense of data acquired by other research teams. 

    29.04.2025

  • ITMO’s Monday Science Roundup #77

    What will humans eat in the future? How are scientists accelerating the development of cancer cures? And what does research have to do with a well-shaped sausage? Find out in today’s science news digest.

    21.04.2025

  • ITMO Researchers Create New Material for Ultrafast Optical Chips and Transistors

    An international team of scientists was first to demonstrate that halide perovskites can serve as a base for nonlinear on-chip optical components. As an example, they can be used to build ultrafast optical chips and transistors, and, potentially, other integrated optical systems. Unlike other materials, halide perovskites can operate at room temperature and are inexpensive to produce. The results were published in ACS Nano and supported by the Priority 2030 program.

    15.04.2025

  • ITMO’s Monday Science Roundup #76

    Twice a month, we bring you the latest and coolest in inventions, discoveries, and educational opportunities at ITMO University. In today’s digest: wine-savvy robots, the 2025 admissions season, and art for tech aficionados. Let’s dig in!

    07.04.2025

  • ITMO’s Monday Science Roundup #75

    When it comes to science news, mid-March has been fruitful: from a whole new concept of physics to numerous AI-driven breakthroughs, there are plenty of things to be jazzed about. Read all about them in our latest digest.

    24.03.2025

  • New Study from ITMO: Waveguides Made Invisible to Each Other in 2D Lattice

    Physicists from ITMO and University of Chile have demonstrated mutual invisibility in a waveguide lattice for the first time. With this alignment, adjacent waveguides don’t exchange light: upon entering the lattice, light doesn’t scatter and instead remains a limited area. Conducted with support from the Russian Science Foundation grant No. 24-72-10069, the study was described in a paper published in Nano Letters.

    19.03.2025