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• Celebrating Russian Science Day: 7 Experiments from ITMO Labs

  …ormula: [Cd₂(TCPB)(azopy)₀.₅(DMF)]. It is made up of cadmium (Cd) atom nodes connected by organic molecules TCPB and azopy, the “building blocks” of the crystal structure. The solvent (DMF) fills the pores when the material is synthesized. Metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) are a special type of hybrid materials. Their lattices are made from metal ions that are conne…

  06.02.2026

• The ITMO NEWS Guide to Student Math Competitions

  …h a team’s score calculated as the sum of the points of its participants. Competitions usually include one or two rounds, each with 4-6 tasks, which students have 4-5 hours to solve. Competition tasks are submitted by participating universities to the organizing university, where the organizing committee compiles the final version of the tasks. As a rule, all part…

  05.02.2026

• Student Spotlight: Viviana Troya Jima, Ecuador

  …chemist and a programmer at the same time; you analyze substances and reactions, but you also create software, use artificial intelligence, and handle large amounts of data to solve problems in medicine, biotechnology, and the chemical industry. What was the aha moment when you realized chemistry was your thing? Since I was little, science has fascinated me. In…

  05.02.2026

• Student Spotlight: Hilux Fokou Ngoumo, Cameroon

  …I’m also looking forward to collaborating with international classmates, as I expect that working with people from diverse backgrounds will give me new perspectives on problem-solving and system design. So far, even the first semester has already shown me that this program will challenge me to think critically and apply what I learn in real-world contexts. What do…

  29.01.2026

• ITMO Staff Awarded St. Tatiana Badges of Honor

  … “I believe that volunteering is a mindful way of building connections between people and supporting the community. Through various initiatives, I have the opportunity to solve specific social tasks and form an environment of empathy, mutual help, and involvement. It’s particularly important that within university walls, this is a chance for students to experien…

  26.01.2026

• Three ITMO Winter Schools for Prospective Master’s Students

  …ruary 27, and the jury will select winners and runners-up. Among partner companies are Rosa Khutor, NIIURS (Green Zoom), and Beeline. Benefits. Students will be tasked with solving real-world cases in the fields of sustainable development and environmental safety and will learn to conduct research and pitch their ideas. The most successful participants will be …

  19.01.2026

• ITMO Student Develops AI-Driven App to Help Read Classical Literature

  …ee times. And we still experience mistakes. For example, one user wrote to us that he couldn't pass the onboarding and make full use of the app. We read comments and aim to solve problems quickly. – How do you currently develop your service? Do you provide content for free? And do you plan to change your business model in the future? – As of now, we add book…

  11.01.2026

• AI vs Therapists: Can You Get Help From AI?

  …ther people onto AI; models don’t feel emotion and they merely imitate relationships rather than build them. Therapists and AI have different goals. While therapists aim to solve a problem for their client, AI fights for a user’s attention. That’s why LLMs imitate a high level of empathy – sometimes they are so good at it that people can’t differentiate between a …

  07.01.2026

• AI Sommelier, the Perfect Christmas Tree, and Carbon Lights: Top Science Projects With Festive Vibes

  …s. Unfortunately, a tree that’s been cut down doesn’t stay green for long: quite soon, especially after it’s brought inside a warm room, the needles start falling. In order to solve this issue, scientists from the University of North Carolina decided to grow the ideal tree. They used the Fraser fir, the most popular Christmas tree for the winter holidays in the USA, …

  05.01.2026

• ITMO’s Monday Science Roundup #95

  …yze among the “white noise.” Sensors capable of performing this task are often expensive and require large sample sizes. A new MXene-based type of sensor developed at ITMO may solve that issue. Available in two types, including a flexible kind, it has so far proven to be effective at detecting calcium ions in seawater and milk. The technology has potential environmen…

  29.12.2025