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• ITMO University Holds Sixth International UX Conference WUD@ITMO

  …o Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? by Philip K. Dick. Both of these works were written in the late 1960s, but 50 years on we still haven’t created a sufficiently strong AI or solved the ethical and moral dilemmas accompanying it.  Alexander Volosyuk gave a brief overview of the history and theory of human-robot interaction, drawing attention to the main concepts …

  18.11.2020

• ITMO University, Gazprom Neft, and Innopolis University Organize Online Hackathon Blockchain.Hack

  …ognizes the need to ensure transparency and control over mutual transactions made using smart contracts. “We expect the teams to demonstrate an unconventional approach to solving these tasks; we’ll pay special attention to their development methodologies and how they design their algorithms. The main assessment criterion will be their ability to solve this problem, we applied the treatment of the perovskite surface by the alcohol salt solution vapour which allowed us to quickly restore the material’s properties.” Paving the way to…

  10.11.2020

• ITMO's Creative Lighting Department Joins the International COVID CARE LAB Workshop

  …ronments by the guest lecturer Dr. Kevin Charras, an environmental psychologist at the Rennes University Hospital (France). Over the course of five days, students will also solve practical problems – architects will design spaces for the elderly, and lighting designers will create lighting solutions for these spaces. The final assignment, on November 13, will b…

  10.11.2020

• Art & Science of the 1920s: ITMO Graduate Creates 3D Visualization of Guidoni’s Luminous Monument

  …ent of the project. It was supposed to feature a stage in the middle, where four plays could be simultaneously performed. Sofia used AutoCAD, Blender, Photoshop, and DaVinci Resolve to bring the project to life.  According to her, one of the hardest parts of the project was deciphering and implementing the light and color score. This stage, as well as the complete…

  06.11.2020

• Keeping the Balance Between Creativity and Technology: Ekaterina Doronina on Her Path to Self-Discovery

  …olest thing is that you can communicate with professors as equals not because you don't respect them anymore but because you feel like a more self-confident person, capable of solving problems on your own. It empowered me and brought me a feeling of real life.  The experience of such communication came in handy in my future work, when I had to learn how to correct…

  06.11.2020

• How to Enter Russian Universities Through ITMO University’s International Competitions

  …nts. The competitions will take place online on a platform developed together with ITMO University’s Information Technologies and Programming Faculty. Applicants will solve tasks created in accordance with the basic school program. Who can take part Non-Russian citizens, Russian citizens permanently residing abroad, and stateless citizens who have eith…

  05.11.2020

• Student Spotlight: Kevin Santisteban, Guatemala

  … didn’t satisfy my expectations. There I was going through a very difficult situation, which forced me to start working, so I got a job as a programmer, and that allowed me to solve my problems, but at the same time, I had to leave my studies. While I was working, I got an opportunity to apply for a scholarship to study in Russia, which I thought was a great chance o…

  05.11.2020

• Food for Good: How To Join This Year’s Hult Prize and Help the World

  …pants’ goal will be to turn food from a simple means of survival into a way for society to grow. To that end, they’ll need to design food production concepts that would solve issues that exist within the global food system. Teams will need to consider and reconsider the way food is grown, produced, and consumed in today’s world. The organizing team has advi…

  03.11.2020

• Ancient Art & Science, or What Killed the Medusa

  …ct at a further point. Mirror and the Medusa This way, all ancient Greek optics was “eye-centric”. This means the issues associated with vision, light and color were solved with systems that focused on the eye and its “visual rays.” They also relied on these concepts when studying mirrors. “The Greeks did not focus on the mirror as an instrument,” comm…

  02.11.2020