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• ITMO's Advanced Engineering School Delivers Updates on Successes So Far

  …nsk and Vladivostok, and Genetic Microchips, the first platform for customizable genetic screening. In the fall of 2024, ITMO’s Advanced Engineering School became the first institution of its type in Russia to have launched its own endowment fund. This is not only a strategic revenue source, but also a centerpoint for a like-minded community that invests in the de…

  14.05.2025

• This Week in St. Petersburg: May 15-21, 2025

  … Fair – an annual fair of contemporary art at Sevkabel Port. This year’s display will be all about arts & crafts. The event’s program promises mediations, as well as a fun and insights-packed lineup of expert-led lectures and discussions. Friday, May 16 The Lives of Remarkable Dogs Until November 10, 10 am - 6 pm daily, except for Tue Marble Palace …

  14.05.2025

• ITMO and Geoscan To Open Joint Student Construction Bureau for Designing Unmanned Aircraft Systems

  …The construction bureau will allow students to try their hand at various domains of drone development, including 3D modeling, prototyping, programming, and construction. All this will be performed under the watchful eye of the experts from ITMO’s Faculty of Control Systems and Robotics and the Geoscan company.  The center will welcome both aspiring and experienced…

  14.05.2025

• Phone Off, Hands On: Digital Detox Through Hobbies

  … reader – but I’ve not held a physical book in my hands for years. If something can be done digitally, trust me, I’d do it digitally. But what I recently found myself doing is instead of using my well-trusted ereader (the lesser evil), I started using my phone to read – because well, it’s simply easier to do so when you’re packed like a sardine in a metro train or a …

  13.05.2025

• Health Data Scientist Yuri Rykov on Early Diabetes Diagnostics and AI in Medicine

  …r economically viable.  Sometimes, they also don’t trust these technologies. So, the question of how digital technologies can be implemented into daily medical practice remains open. However, progress can’t be stopped – for instance, machine vision technologies are already helping us analyze X-ray images faster and more accurately. T…

  12.05.2025

• City of Superlatives: Newest in St. Petersburg

  …uided group tours (better purchased in advance). So far, visitors' rave reviews have praised both the 83rd-floor vistas and the tour itself, which offers plenty of tidbits and insights for architecture geeks. Bridge As a city on water, St. Petersburg is, of course, famous for its bridges – especially drawbridges. But did you know that there hasn’t been a ne…

  09.05.2025

• Staff Spotlight: Alena Ermochenko

  … the Gulf of Finland. I love to joke that my volunteering became my job. There’s this saying that goes, “do what you love and then you will never work a day in your life” – it inspires me a lot and I think that’s what happened to me. Your work was recognized by wins in several contests: there’s Best Mentor, Best Educational Project (…

  08.05.2025

• Everything for Victory: Lives of ITMO Scientists – Heroes of WWII

  …from the Faculty of Physics and Mathematics of Petrograd State University (now St. Petersburg State University) and got a position of an assistant at the Vavilov State Optical Institute. Later, he headed the laboratory of the Leningrad optics glass factory, and after that became a senior physicist at the Vavilov State Optical Institute.…

  07.05.2025

• This Week in St. Petersburg: May 8-14, 2025

  …tress 500 rubles Explore the history of World War II through a series of themed sculptures – all made of sand by master artists from Russia and abroad. On view are sand installations inspired by WW2 memorials around the country, classic war movies and songs, and more. Tuesday, May 13 Concert: Tchaikovsky's 185th anniver…

  07.05.2025

• From Research to Product: Skolkovo’s Andrey Volkov on How Universities Can Get Involved in Tech

  …rsities. Around 30 years ago, a group of students who had returned from studies at other universities decided that they didn’t want to live in an agriculture-focused province; instead, they’d prefer to develop engineering, microelectronics, biomedicine, and other subjects at a high level. So, they began to conceptualize the university’s transformation. Today, KU Leuv…

  06.05.2025