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• ITMO and AIRI Open AI-Powered Lab to Model Complex Molecular Systems

  …When developing new medicines or materials, scientists need to consider the properties of individual molecules – but also how they interact with one another within the final multicomponent system: for instance, a cocrystal or molecular complex. These interactions determine critical properties such as drug solubility and stability, structure and strength of materials,…

  02.06.2026

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• ITMO’s Monday Science Roundup #105

  …breakthrough so significant is its usefulness in producing next-gen integrated circuits for much faster (and efficient) data transfer.  Read more: ITMO Researchers Discover New Mechanism to Amplify Exciton Current and Accelerate AI Computations *** If you’ve ever been inside one, you know that MRI machines are far from the most comfortable. Smaller, portable…

  01.06.2026

• ITMO-Developed App Helps RAS Oceanographers Analyze Data from Drifting Buoys Offline

  …needed to have programming skills. All this took a lot of time, and it was hard to pass on the experience gained during expeditions to young scientists. Therefore, we needed a new software product that would work in real-time,” shares Aleksey Zimin, a chief researcher at the Shirshov Institute of Oceanology. The oceanographers reached out to ITMO’s Center of Usa…

  01.06.2026

• Creative Contest at ITMO: What It Is and How To Apply

• ITMO Researchers Discover New Way to Amplify Exciton Current and Accelerate AI Computations

  …here is another way to solve this problem. A team from ITMO’s Faculty of Physics and Pohang University of Science and Technology (POSTECH) in South Korea, have discovered a new exciton control mechanism at the nanoscale and developed an electroplasmonic nanoresonator, a structure that increases exciton current by 80 times. The electroplasmonic nanoresonator is jus…

  29.05.2026

• Discovery of the Month: Urban Tropics, Day Trips, and More

  …t is, as far as I understand, one of the first studies involving bilingual data. As a neuroscientist, I couldn’t be more excited and I now anticipate a summer full of learning new interdisciplinary ideas (or maybe even training my own algorithms, who knows!). – Catherine Title image credit: IzoeKriv / Wikimedia Commons / CC BY-SA 3.0…

  29.05.2026

• PhD in Robotics: Alexey Vedyakov Talks Robot Control and Industrial Path for PhD Students

  …model more efficiently so that we don’t have to code a robot for each task individually but make the system re-use learned skills from previous tasks and fine-tune them to fit new conditions. One of my PhD students studies the mobile robotization of physical processes and how robots can perform such tasks as metalworking, assembly, or sorting. As part of the research…

  29.05.2026

• Petr Gumennik Wins Forbes Russia 30 Under 30 Ranking

• Student Spotlight: Jofani Patrice, South Sudan

  …st unfamiliar or surprising? It was great. Nothing felt unfamiliar, but what was surprising was the environment and weather conditions. Learning a technical subject in a new language is not easy. What helped you adapt academically and personally? It was my belief and self‑confidence that I am going to do it. Having that is very important. What does a typi…

  28.05.2026