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• The Science of Art: ITMO and the Russian Museum Reveal Science Facts Behind Iconic Masterpieces

  …entific and Educational Laboratory “Machine Vision.” The Brazen Serpent was analyzed by Irina Timofeeva, an ecologist and expert in biodiversity; Dmitry Chechin, a meteorologist, PhD in physics and mathematics, and senior researcher at the Obukhov Institute of Atmospheric Physics; and Ekaterina Kolycheva, an anthropologist and religious studies scholar. The…

  06.12.2024

• ITMO – Best Intellectual University in Russia

  …parties agreed to expand the scope of joint educational programs and promote innovations developed by ITMO and its partner universities to the global scene.  In 2025, the enrollment process for the Master’s program IP Management Strategy, which combines theoretical and applied training in the field of IP, will take place in a new format, namely under the aegis of …

  05.12.2024

• This Week in St. Petersburg: December 5-11, 2024

• Cube Laboratories for Bacteria and Cell Experiments To Appear in Russian Schools

  …Vladimir Vasilyev, Rector of ITMO University, and Konstantin Gorbenko, CEO of Prolab, have signed a partnership agreement at ITMO’s Infochemistry Scientific Center, under which the parties will continue to develop portable mini-laboratories and supply them to Russian schools. Prolab will design and maintain the laboratories, while ITMO …

  04.12.2024

• Sunlight: Friend or Foe?

  …to it. UVA rays, which make up 95% of solar radiation and can enter the middle layer of your skin, are lower-energy. They are responsible for the skin’s premature aging after prolonged sun exposure. Importantly, UVA rays can get through glass and clouds.  UVB rays are portrayed as more dangerous; they have higher energy, affect only the outer layer of the skin, an…

  03.12.2024

• ITMO’s Monday Science Roundup #69

  …nsights from Congress of Young Scientists: Educating AI Natives to Avoid AI Temptations Science… In a rather poetic turn, physics researchers from ITMO have achieved control over utter chaos. Their recent study, conducted jointly with colleagues from the Institute for Problems in Mechanical Engineering, posits a handy new way to generate truly random noise, whi…

  02.12.2024

• Real-Life Superheroes: A Scientific Take on Superpowers

  …can literally turn their user’s thoughts into actions and compensate for some functions, which is particularly beneficial for people with disabilities, who can use BCIs to control a cursor, an exoskeleton, or a prosthesis; such devices are already used by people with neurological diseases, including cerebral palsy, Parkinson’s disease, …

  29.11.2024

• Insights from Congress of Young Scientists: Educating AI Natives to Avoid AI Temptations

  …ss. While some are experimenting, others are already implementing their own standards on the use of neural networks. At the same time, there seem to be varying opinions on the role of AI and its influence, be it positive or negative. And the first debate to be had by both university representatives and future employers is this: will AI damage the value of deep fundam…

  28.11.2024

• Student Spotlight: Reham Qassem, Syria

  …ything and I even had thoughts of giving up and returning home. However, over time, I gradually adapted and became more proficient at managing my time. Now, I feel more in control of my life. Indeed, adjusting to a new country takes time. Do you pursue any hobbies to relax yourself? I have a deep appreciation for art, particularly drawing. Back in Syria, I …

  28.11.2024

• This Week in St. Petersburg: November 28 - December 4, 2024

  …lebrated masters of the 19th-21st centuries that illustrate that photography, at its essence, is an accident, singularity, and adventure, as pointed out by the French essayist Roland Bartes. Friday, November 29 City. Alexey Sobolev Until December 31, 12-8 pm except for Mon and Tue Art of Foto Free Low on the author’s remarks and heavy on the …

  27.11.2024