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• Nutraceuticals, Prosumerism, and Other Current FoodTech Trends

  …itamin B complex. We also highlighted the importance of various nutritional elements in preventing high blood pressure, hypertonia, and associated conditions. Moreover, we’ve discovered that micronutrients taken with normal drugs can decrease the negative side effects of the latter. New research for a healthy diet Dr. Chin-Kun Wang, distinguished professor …

  08.12.2021

• What Helps the Brain Keep Your Balance

  …ntrol your limbs or balance, this is still a field that needs a lot of further research. Though what we can tentatively take away from it is that in our daily lives bodily discomfort can play a great role in the way we perform at school or at work or the way we communicate with those around us. Researchers posit that because the prefrontal cortex processes informa…

  07.12.2021

• ITMO Students Receive 2.5 Million Rubles Grant for University Development

  …Tvoy Hod is a whole ecosystem and an eponymous competition that brings together students from all over Russia. The contest aims to help aspiring specialists discover their strengths and professional interests, as well as create their career paths. During the first two rounds, students had to develop a project, individually or as part of a team, in one of the offered …

  02.12.2021

• Startup Life: Find Your Silicon Valley Internship With ITMO Accelerator’s Latest Project

  …member to fill in your contact information here if you wish to take part in Startup Life.  “When you’re a student, it’s important to try your hand at different fields to discover your strengths and weaknesses and to understand what you’d like to do in life. This project helps students realize their potential and take their first steps towards a successful career…

  02.12.2021

• Student Spotlight: Ashish T.S. Ireddy, India

  …ananda Sagar University. This field covers bits of different subjects such as mechanical electronics, computer sciences, and information sciences. So that was where I started discovering technology. And that’s how I got into big data and machine learning – the subjects I’m studying here at ITMO.  How did you learn about ITMO and this particular program? I first…

  02.12.2021

• ITMO Alumnus Ilya Lazerson on Why Chefs Should Have Higher Education

  …When did you discover your true calling? And why did you become interested in cooking?  When I was a kid, I enjoyed watching my grandma cook. I was fascinated by the physical part of it: why does meat shrink and dough rise when cooked? In sixth grade, I decided that I wanted to pursue cooking and even wrote about it in an essay. So, once I finished secondary schoo…

  01.12.2021

• This Weekend in St. Petersburg: December 4-5, 2021

  … scientist. What did immortality and interstellar travel look like to artists a century ago? How did they envision the planet and people of the future? That’s what you get to discover in this unusual exhibition where works of Wassily Kandinsky and Kazimir Malevich are side by side with lesser-known names of the Russian avant-garde and suprematism. Sometimes it can be…

  01.12.2021

• PETRO pr(i[t]mo): How ITMO’s Center of Social Sciences and Humanities Fosters Love for History

  …The historical path of science In 2020, ITMO’s Center of Social Sciences and Humanities launched the TECHNOHISTORY project with a view to demonstrate how scientific discoveries influence the historical process. The mission of this year’s project called PETRO pr(i[t]mo): the scientific and technological legacy of the Peter the Great epoch is to highlight the signif…

  29.11.2021

• Song of the Month: November 2021

  …Elizaveta November is definitely the month not to be enjoyed, but to be survived. To my luck, I discovered Svet by AIGEL, which, thanks to its delicate angel-like vocals spiced up with moving electronic tunes, made these weeks much more bearable. Although the song’s name literally means light, it matches St. Pete’s seasonal greyness perfectly. For me, the c…

  26.11.2021

• ITMO PhD Student ‪Pavel Tonkaev‬ on His Path to Science and Applied Nanophotonics

  …als?  Since scientists first created perovskite materials in the 2010s, they almost immediately started trying to figure out their use for solar cells. Later on, they also discovered that such materials demonstrate highly efficient luminescence. Such compounds, nevertheless, are often unstable and water-sensitive, so many researchers focus on looking for ways to i…

  26.11.2021