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Applications Open for the I Am a Professional Contest
The I Am a Professional competition is officially underway. Winners will receive monetary prizes of up to 300,000 rubles, admission privileges when applying for Master’s and PhD programs, and internship opportunities at major Russian companies. See below for details on this season’s contest.
27.09.2023
Something of a Scientist Myself: Using Memes to Promote Science?
Just like anyone these days, we can’t resist a good meme: they are funny, concise, and can often say more than a thousand words. But what are they really? And can their power be harnessed for good – for instance, in science communication? We turned to Tatiana Melenteva, the chief editor at ITMO’s Center for Science Communication, for answers. Here’s what we found out!
26.09.2023
Physicists From ITMO Generate Single Photons For Secure Information Encryption
Researchers at ITMO University have studied the formation of single-photon emitters, which are key components of quantum communication and computation devices. With these, it will be possible to encrypt data in a way that would make it impossible to intercept. The study was described in an article published in Nature Communications.
25.09.2023
Move by Nature: New Exhibition by ITMO and Gazprombank Opens in St. Petersburg
A part of the Creative Laboratories project by Gazprombank, FC Zenit, and the Gonzo:Research&Art studio, the exhibition Move by Nature will take place on September 23-26. At the event, organized by ITMO’s Art & Science Center, visitors will explore the connections between art, ecology, and contemporary technologies through sculptures, as well as audiovisual and interactive installations.
22.09.2023
Physics for Everyone: Exploring ITMO’s Projects for School Students
Physics is a complex science that includes many branches, including theoretical and applied physics, laser technologies, and new materials. How can you make sense of it all? In this article, we review ITMO’s free educational projects that help school students navigate physics and determine their future career path.
22.09.2023
Over 30 Courses Launch on ITMO/Online
The ITMO/Online educational platform launched in summer 2022 with a selection of nine courses in science art, bioethics, emotional intelligence and other fields. In 2023, the platform widened its scope, now offering over 30 paid and free courses in a wide array of fields, including IT, educational technologies, and business technologies. Learn more about the courses in this article.
21.09.2023
Power Without Electricity: Nanodevice For Optical Computers Developed at ITMO
Physicists from ITMO and St. Petersburg Academic University have collaborated to develop a device that can be used as a transistor in optical computers – it can create an electric field in nanostructures without the use of any power sources. In the article published in Light: Science & Applications, the research team describes the theory behind it as well as the experiments they conducted on a nanoantenna to demonstrate the capacities of the new device.
21.09.2023
ITMO and Nau Engine Announce Strategic Partnership
In an exciting development, ITMO University and the open-source Nau Engine have announced their strategic partnership, which, among other things, will entail the inclusion of the game engine into the university’s curricula and its use in development of educational content.
20.09.2023
This Week in St. Petersburg: September 21-27, 2023
Do you feel like September has nearly passed in the blink of an eye? Let’s keep it with us a little longer by adding a little cultural outing to each day – here’s our guide to a week full of learning, walks, and excitement!
20.09.2023
ITMO Physicists Suggest Method for Mass Production of Metal-Organic Frameworks for Gas Sensors
The detection of harmful gasses during production is made possible with gas sensors. A promising method of manufacturing these devices involves 2D metal-organic frameworks (2D MOFs). These are special porous hybrid materials with features that make them excellent sensors. Scientists from ITMO University have suggested a new production method that would result in 2D MOFs of record length and thinness – not only in lab conditions, but on industrial scale, too.
19.09.2023