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• “Open University:” BrExit, Startups and Smart Paperwork

  …rsity,” transformed the popular French motto to describe the current status of startup culture. According to the expert, startups are not relevant today. Entrepreneurship is a new trend, which becomes popular again. “What is the difference between a startup and entrepreneurship? All new businesses formerly were called startups.…

  25.07.2016

• Two Russian Startups Chosen to Participate in Dubai Accelerator TURN8

• ITMO U Helps Talented Children at Sirius Center in Sochi

  … — and bring their ideas to life. This creative process is what makes robotics so popular among children of all ages. Many high school students from St. Petersburg, who never knew of the existence of the robotics laboratory at ITMO University, now want to apply there. They now have a chance to do something one could only dream about some time ago — to design clever r…

  24.07.2016

• Five Things We Loved Last Week

  …tist Daan Roosegaarde will tackle Beijing’s air pollution problem by cleaning its air at a nano-level and turning carbon from smog into diamonds. World Economic Forum. New map of the brain. Using multiple MRI measurements, scientists have charted the cerebral cortex – brain’s outermost layer – into 180 separate parcels, 97 of which have never been previously …

  23.07.2016

• Robotic Skeletons: How to Develop Hi-Tech Startups

• Scientists Produce Microresonators with Unprecedented Level of Precision

  …hnologies, but rather worked out our own way,” says Nikita Toropov. “My coauthor, professor Sumetsky, deserves the credit for this achievement. Several years ago, he created a new technological platform for fabrication of microresonator circuits called SNAP (Surface Nanoscale Axial Photonics)”. The essence of the SNAP method lies in controlled introduction of no…

  22.07.2016

• PhD Student Knows how to Protect State Secrets

  …l these systems are unique. Each company develops its’ own ones. Active systems serve as tools for blocking certain types of attacks. Such systems can be modified to deal with new types of security threats.  Alexander Kolomoytsev is interested in active systems. It means that clients who use it can choose from what threats he wants to protect the data first of all. T…

  21.07.2016

• Polish Students Visit St. Petersburg

• John Thornhill: Russian Creative Industries are Going to Grow Enormously

  …mic Forum, I was a moderator for a debate about the possibilities of developing creative industries in Russia. A point that was made there was that creative industries such as new technologies, design, media, arts, if you broadly define them, can produce 10% of GDP in many even underdeveloped countries. In Russia their share is significantly less. There’s going to be…

  20.07.2016

• QS BRICS: ITMO U Becoming More International

  …n this category. “We focus our efforts on countries and regions where there is demand for high quality Russian education. We have recruiting campaigns to attract talented new students in more than fifteen countries around the world. The increase in the number of faculty and staff is attributed to the fact that professionals witness the development of our univers…

  20.07.2016