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• Student Spotlight: Aleksandr Furlan, Italy

  … Ciao a tutti! I’m Aleksandr Furlan, an international student from Italy, currently studying Russian language and culture at ITMO. I am passionate about programming, exploring new places, and embracing challenges — and that's exactly what brought me to Russia! That’s interesting! Tell us a bit about your hometown. I’m from Parma, a city in the Emilia-Romagna re…

  10.04.2025

• Navigating Opportunities: How ITMO's Center for Science Communication and Vladimir Potanin Foundation Teach Experts to Implement AI Without Fear

  …GPT proficiency is the new literacy. More and more specialists today turn to neural networks when they need to write a text, make a presentation, collect data, or even solve a creative task. Furthermore, AI tools are already being used in education: in 2023, the Vladimir Potanin Foundation allowed contestants to use AI technology for writing grant proposals and repor…

  09.04.2025

• This Week in St. Petersburg: April 10-16, 2025

  …alk? In the paintings of renowned Russian designer Tatiana Parfyonova, they can! Feast your eyes on the natural beauty – and your mind on the meaning behind it – at this brand-new exhibition. Quite timely, too, as we are yet to see flowers in bloom anywhere outside.  Saturday, April 12 St. Petersburg Fair April 12-13, 12 pm - 9 pm  Sevkabel Port F…

  09.04.2025

• The Experiment: How to Get Things Done

  …ce. This drama only adds to the charm, taking the focus off the complexity of the task at hand and making starting feel easy-breezy. The 2-minute rule The principle: any new habit should only take 2 minutes or less to execute. The key is to make the task so simple “that you can’t say no,” as James Clear, the author of Atomic Habits, puts it. My experience: t…

  08.04.2025

• New Talents, AI in Education, and Industry Collaborations: Highlights From ITMO Supervisory Council’s Session

  …New objectives, new experts This year, the Supervisory Council welcomed new experts: Pavel Voronin, MTS’ senior vice president for technologies, Vitaly Zadoroznhy, the director for information technologies and senior vice president at Alfa-Bank, Natalia Popova, the first deputy general director at Innop…

  08.04.2025

• ITMO Highpark’s Research Centers Receive Positive Assessment

  …zation. ITMO University will retain its campuses in the downtown, where Bachelor's and Master's students will continue to pursue fundamental research-oriented programs. The new campus will appear in the Pushkinsky District, alongside the future Yuzhny satellite city, which is a strategic project of the city of St. Petersburg. Approximately 10 million square meters…

  08.04.2025

• ITMO’s Monday Science Roundup #76

  … to assess the quality and type of wine? Turns out, between the differing vessels, high costs, and subjective opinions of sommeliers, it’s actually quite a problem. In comes a new solution by ITMO scientists – a machine learning algorithm that analyzes ultrasound-induced bubbles in sparkling wine to identify its various properties. The system has already been tested …

  07.04.2025

• VDHAKATON Finals at ITMO: Winners Receive 1 Million Rubles for Transglutaminase Analog

  …,” says Konstantin Makoveev, a team member and a Master’s student at ITMO’s Faculty of Biotechnologies.  The runner-up team worked for BREFFI. Their task was to develop a new form of drug delivery for inflammatory therapy – the solution was buccal pastilles for a sore throat. Akin to a drug carrier, this pastille attaches to the palate or the inside of the cheek…

  07.04.2025

• Top Vintage Stores in St. Petersburg With a Modern Twist

• Theater & Robots: ITMO and Alexandrinsky Theatre to Launch Joint Educational Laboratory for Directors and Artists

  …o experiment with such unconventional tools as AI, wearable devices, neural interfaces, and robots, as well as learn to use them for the stage.  “Science theater is yet a new phenomenon in Russia and the world; so far, it has no established artistic language nor expressive devices. That’s why Anastasiya Bryuhanova, a curator of the Alexandrinsky Theatre’s

  04.04.2025