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• Predicting the Flu using Mathematical Models

  …Is your job at the Research Institute of High-Tech Computer Technologies also associated with medicine like your colleague, Ilya Syomov, whom we recently interviewed? Yes, the only difference is that Ilya is engaged in personal medicine, and I'm focused more on public health. We are concerned not with the diseases of specific individuals, but with the population a…

  18.03.2016

• Urbanism of the Future: City Farms, Floods and Comfort

  …g about everything, or does he just need to be able to bring in the right people to solve urban problems? I believe that the urbanist must possess a variety of skills. IAAC Institute, where I work, is currently developing an Urban Science educational program, during which students will study five areas of knowledge. Firstly, there is sociology. An urbanist needs t…

  17.03.2016

• Researchers from India and Russia – Partnering Up on a Project

  …Collaboration between scientists from the International Research Center for Nanophotonics and Metamaterials at ITMO University and specialists from CSIO (Central Scientific Instruments Organisation, Chandigarh, India) began with the support of Professor Ravindra K. Sinha, who used to work at the Delhi Technological University (Delhi, India), and in 2015, began his wo…

  17.03.2016

• From Scientists to Entrepreneurs: Future Technologies Bridges the Gap

  … closely," said one of the creators of inNavi, Andrei Berezhkov. The ColorIT startup team, which includes employees of ITMO University’s Chair of Laser Technology and Instrumentation, intend to use the funds to develop a prototype for a hardware-software system, made up of a laser marker and specially designed software. The prototype will allow for colour im…

  16.03.2016

• Spicing Up Art with 3D Projection Mapping

  …lls which would not upset even those most ardently opposing hunting, as they are made of plastic. “The idea of creating the Paperhead project came up last summer. The inspiration for us was polygonal paper modelling, which is now extremely popular in Western countries. We were not afraid to try to do something similar – we found designer models and only late…

  15.03.2016

• Toward Optical Computing

  …popular when the research team received a Nobel Prize for the discovery of this material. St. Petersburg researchers used the original way by focusing on optical peculiarities instead of electronic. “Graphene is a conductive material, in which oscillations of electronics surface are possible. It means that it can serve as a base for plasmon spreading. One of our…

  14.03.2016

• ITMO Postgraduate Courses: International in Scope, Interdisciplinary in Approach and Intensive in Mentoring

  …s planned to enroll 270 state-sponsored students; apart from that one can study on the basis of full fee-paying. Last year ITMO University simplified the admission process: instead of complex bureaucratic paperwork newcomers applied online using ITMOproctor system, which made it easier for international candidates and those who live in Russia but far from St. Pete…

  11.03.2016

• Master Class by Paul Bourne:

  …Paul Bourne, an associate of Cambridge Judge Business School, who also presents lectures at the Stockholm School of Economics, Moscow School of Management (Skolkovo) and other institutions. As an artistic director of Menagerie Theatre Company, Paul Bourne tries to promote the principles of storytelling in business: he is convinced that any presentation should not be …

  09.03.2016

• A New Program for Complex Genetic Analyses

• Urban Students Learnt Everything about the Water Supply System of St. Petersburg

  …ms taking into account different conditions and facilities. While developing their projects the young urban experts aimed at makng a positive impact on the environment. For instance they designed a new water supply system for a small modern town. The main idea was to produce two types of water: for drinking and for other purposes. According to the project, there i…

  09.03.2016