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Gutenberg’s Lounge — Machines and Intuition
…l tasks and puzzles. Thus, thinking was perceived as processing information and making logical conclusions. This theory was developed by psychologists Herbert A. SimonandAllen Newell. I call this model of human conscious "The Thinker": it is a simulation of the thinking process, yet the model can't show us the process of conducting actions or decision making. Let …
17.11.2016
GenerationS Teaches Students to Sell their Ideas
… Federation supports the accelerator, its' partners are SAP, Raiffeisen Bank, the Russian Venture Company, QIWI, VISA, IBM, VTB24, Rostelecom and other companies that look for new technological solutions. This gives participants an opportunity to choose from different fields — they can work on projects related to agrobiotechnology, creative technologies, mining indus…
17.11.2016
IT from the Very Beginning: How to Start a Business
…to IT. We made our projects in the daytime and recorded our lessons at nights. We spent a lot of time to adapt and translate large amount information — it helped us acquire new site visitors. The newcomers started to put their comments. We were happy that people need our project but had no idea how to gain profit. We found a frien…
16.11.2016
Innopolis University Invites to Participate in Exchange Programs
…everal criteria. Academic performance will be the top priority. The minimal medial score (GPA) has to be no less than 4.0 out of 5. Also, the participants will have to align a new curriculum for the time of the exchange program. Amongst other criteria are academic and research potential of the student, his motivation and language skills, as all programs in Innopolis …
16.11.2016
Rules of science by Evgeny Pidko
… rigid covalent bonds. Boring. Inorganic chemistry is much more versatile, more innovative and more interesting! We can combine rigid frameworks with flexible nodes to achieve new smart materials with specific functions! 3. I do love molecules and their interactions. They form their own universe. This field underlies a wide range of practical applications- from na…
15.11.2016
What a Twist: Silicon Nanoantennas Turned Light Around
… development of a nanoscale optical chip with the size of less than 200×200×500 nanometers. This is much less than a wavelength of a photon, which carries the information. The new device will allow us to change the direction of light propagation at a much better rate compared to electronic analogues. Our device will be able to distribute a signal into two optical cha…
15.11.2016
WorldUsabilityDay@ITMO: Not Every Trend Has to Be Followed Blindly
…ship programs at Tallinn University. The partner universities also plan to launch a Master program in Interfaces' Design. In the meantime, UX-experts pay great attention to new solutions so as to make systems more and more usable. "A skilled developer of interfaces has to know about all usability novelties, as this field is very dynamic — fresh solutions appear co…
15.11.2016
Study in the Country of Icecream Palaces and Borsch
…Student exchange is an excellent opportunity to capture the essence of a new culture and academic experience. His choices were limited to U.S. and Europe, and since "the U.S. is like living in Europe but with guns", Nicolas yearned for something different. So he asked if he could go to the country of ice-cream palaces and gingerbread cottages. Lucky for him, his univ…
14.11.2016
The French National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS) and ITMO University sign a Memorandum of Understanding
Per Aspera Ad Astra — the Problems of Modern Cyberphysics
…eliability. These systems are applied in most fundamental areas of human activity — communications, consumer electronics, power industry, infrastructure, healthcare, medicine, new manufacturing technologies — like robotics and intelligent transport systems. If one looks at the cyberphysic's developmental curve, we face this change when we’ve overgrown the Industrial…
14.11.2016