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• Reusable Sensor for Early Detection of Kidney Stones Developed at ITMO

  …d between the layers of polyelectrolyte, is responsible for detecting uric acid in a biomaterial, whereas the charged polyelectrolytes can immobilize the urate oxidase as a magnet to make it catch uric acid molecules.  “We struggled to pick the polyelectrolytes so we had to thoroughly study how they affect the performance of our sensor,” explains Anna Baldina, a…

  31.01.2023

• Russian Social Media Through the Eyes of International Students

• ITMO Fellow Eugene Smirnov On Colloid Chemistry Applications: From Space Telescopes to FoodTech

  …that regulates its resistance depending on the electric current that went through it. We can train memristors like physical artificial neurons, effectively assembling a neural network without using any software. Currently, we are finishing an article on this topic. Starting from September 2022, in collaboration with other researchers from ITMO and with support fro…

  30.01.2023

• ASTA: Russia’s First Award for Young Science Artists Unveils Longlist

  …t ITMO The contestants were free to choose any art form – from installations, VR exhibits, and videos to unconventional pieces, such as a book written by the GPT-J neural network model that was taught from a dataset of cooking recipes, or a podcast featuring the InferKit neural network as a participant. It took a week in total f…

  27.01.2023

• ITMO Launches New Biotech Master’s Track With Geropharm

  …their ability to analyze bioengineering tasks and complete them. One such task involved devising a way of removing an admixture from adenoassociated viruses (used to deliver genetic material during treatment of monogenic disorders); another called on the students to describe the process of extraction of recombinant proteins. |s=1,center| About the curriculum …

  25.01.2023

• FoodTech Trends Every Startup Creator Should Know

  …Feeding the planet As of 2022, the population of Earth has exceeded 8 billion people. By 2050, experts expect that number to reach 9.7 billion. The issue is not just about feeding everyone, but doing it without harming the planet. Animal farming and agriculture place a huge strain on natural resources: a third of all arable land and …

  23.01.2023

• PhD Student Ida Kublanova: Why Photonics Is Like a Unicorn

  … to Navigation System: Complete Production Cycle of High-Precision Gyroscopes Is Recreated Ivan Deyneka on Being a PI and Designing High-Precision Sensors and Communication Networks Paving the Way to Next-Gen Devices: Your Guide to Metaphotonics How are you developing this idea? We have already patented our gyroscope with my supervisor Andrey Kulikov, w…

  20.01.2023

• 7 Russian Clothing Brands to Shop in St. Petersburg

  …iendly.  Urban Tiger Price range: ₽₽₽ To support an eco-conscious approach to fashion, check out another brand from St. Petersburg. Caring about the planet, they make clothes only from natural or recycled materials, like recycled ocean plastic, nylon, or polyester. Here, you can build a male or female capsule wardrobe, and, in addition to that…

  20.01.2023

• Researchers from ITMO Discover New Photonic Properties of Dielectric Resonators

  …w properties of ring-shaped resonators, ITMO’s scientists conducted preliminary computations and a test experiment in an anechoic chamber (a room where all sound and electromagnetic waves are absorbed). In the center of the chamber, the physicists placed a ceramic ring resonator designed for the radiofrequency spectrum with very low thermal losses. At equal distances…

  19.01.2023

• This Weekend in St. Petersburg: January 21-22, 2023

  …ways be talking about. On the screen this weekend, there will be two collections of stories:  Saturday, 7:20 pm: Night on Earth (1991), a comedy-drama consisting of five vignettes, each focusing on a taxi driver and their passenger(s) in different cities around the globe. Tickets here. Sunday, 7:00 pm: Mystery Train (1989), another comedy-drama, this time with …

  18.01.2023