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• Compact Silicon Chip by ITMO and PKU Revolutionizes Optical Memory

  Scientists from ITMO University and Peking University (PKU) have developed a compact, energy-efficient memory component that acts as a microscopic light “trap” in a silicon photonic structure. Compared to alternatives, the device requires power of around 200 μW and can switch between multiple optical states, which is essential for high-speed optical data processing. In the long run, the technology can pave the way for ultra-fast, energy-efficient optical memory and optical AI processors. The results of the relevant study are published in Nature Nanotechnology.

  25.06.2026

• ITMO Researchers Suggest New Laser Microscopy Method

  At the foundation of the new method is the phenomenon of Raman scattering. If the researchers’ idea is implemented practically, its use will help expand the possibilities of laser microscopy. An article on the subject was published by Advanced Photonics Research.

  09.03.2021

• Optical Tweezers, Quantum Cryptography, and 3D Television: New Equipment at ITMO University’s Faculty of Physics and Engineering

  This year, new study equipment was added to the laboratories of ITMO University’s Faculty of Physics and Engineering. It was presented by such companies as Thorlabs, Phywe, and Holoeye, which are worldwide leaders in manufacturing research and study equipment. Read on to find out what tools are now available at the faculty, and how they will influence the practical training there.

  17.03.2020