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• ITMO Scientists Propose Technology for Producing Fish Oil and Collagen From Herring Skin

  …iner where it’s mixed with special solutions produced with electrochemical means. Then, the content is heated and stirred continuously. In half an hour, the skin completely dissolves, turning into a broth that later undergoes several technological processes. As a result, you get fish oil and collagen solution. “After the processing, we got 22-25% of pure fish oi…

  02.03.2021

• ITMO Researchers Develop Biocompatible Support Device for Artificial Organs

  … life-threatening illnesses to be placed on waiting lists for donor organs. But in order to begin the production of artificial organs on a large scale, scientists need to resolve several issues. One such issue is organ control. It’s not enough to “train” an artificial implant to do its functions – it must also be “plugged” into the nervous system. “Our intern…

  26.02.2021

• ITMO Professor Alexander Boukhanovsky on How AI Can Help Economy in Crisis

  … of methods for multiscale modeling of various processes in behavioral economics – connected to banks and retail – and brought them to a cloud-based digital platform. It helps solve different tasks in the fields of financial scoring, optimizing a bank’s business processes, acquiring policies, forming loyalty programs, and designing new financial products.  Wha…

  25.02.2021

• How To Write a Successful Grant Application and Get Funding: Tips for Young Scientists

  …e no clear formulations, detailed plans, and calculations yet. However, the idea is what matters most. Usually, an idea is born out of awareness of some existing and not yet resolved issue; the one that affects a large number of people.  The first questions you should ask yourself are: how relevant is your concept? Why did you create this project? And who needs yo…

  25.02.2021

• SingleStore Founder Nikita Shamgunov on How to Launch a Startup

  …r people with limited mobility to get something from the upper shelves. Or you collect models of military equipment and can’t properly wipe the dust off them. If you decide to solve a problem, you can build a company around it. The scale of your business will depend on the scale of the problem and the number of potential users. So, a startup aimed at solve real-life problems and conduct experiments. It’s much more productive this way. But for the most part, programmers need self-education. You often have to figure out everything yourself in…

  20.02.2021

• ITMO Scientists Propose Improved Solar Cells for Use in Smart Glass

  …hotoactive materials, which could be placed on top of windows and used as miniature energy generators. But in order to introduce such devices on a large scale, scientists must solve a number of problems. “As an idea, transparent solar cells sound fascinating,” says Pavel Voroshilov, a researcher at ITMO University’s Faculty of Physics and Engineering. “But they …

  20.02.2021

• Quantified Self and Personal Science: How I Almost Missed the Point

  …ig data concept – but this issue was often seen as a challenge rather than a problem. Some of the authors, who I thought to be quite persuasive, argued that once that had been solved, there was a possibility of self-tracking becoming a major and reliable data source.  To sum up, reading into the criticism only made me more confused, as it somehow redeemed my opini…

  19.02.2021

• ITMO Professor Aleksandr Farseev on Long Tail Marketing and 2020 Gartner Cool Vendors Award

  …ts, naturally, do not voice specific reasons for choosing this or that company. But, in my opinion, we were selected in terms of innovation because our platform turns to AI to solve marketing problems. Perhaps, Gartner considered it a unique solution, which would allow optimizing ad campaigns throughout their entire course – from targeting to their implementation and…

  19.02.2021

• How Citizen Science Helps Drive Research Forward

  …t only valuable informants or objects of study but also researchers themselves. This way, they collect information, take part in the analysis of data sets, and help scientists solve scientific problems.  History shows that non-specialists have helped researchers collect scientific data from the very dawn of science. For example, in the 19th century an American…

  18.02.2021