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• Student Spotlight: Talha Ameen, Pakistan

  With a background in medicine and a growing interest in tech-driven healthcare solutions, Talha is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in high-tech business management at ITMO University as an Open Doors Scholarship recipient. In this interview, Talha shares his experiences, insights, and what it's like to bridge the worlds of healthcare, business, and technology.

  27.03.2025

• Ultrathin 2D Crystals for Data Recording and Storage Synthesized at ITMO

  А new class of metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) that turn from 3D to 2D structures on their own has been discovered at ITMO. These can be used in memristors and ReRAM – technologies used for the recording and storage of data. Such crystals are created with solution chemistry methods without the need for expensive lithography, which significantly reduces their price. At the same time they are thin (starting from 4 nanometers), while their improved electronic properties make them an efficient component in memory devices and AI platforms. The results of this Russian Science Foundation- and Priority 2030-supported project were published in Advanced Science.

  26.03.2025

• Next Stop – Houston: School Students from St. Petersburg Win FIRST Tech Challenge Championship

  Sputnik Original, a team of school students from St. Petersburg, reigned supreme at last month's international robotics competition FIRST Tech Challenge Championship in Italy. They outperformed more than 40 teams from 13 countries, becoming the event’s absolute winners. The team trains at Lyceum No. 244, where they are mentored by university students, including Master’s students from ITMO who once graduated from the school and have now returned to teach supplementary courses. What awaits the team next? The world finals in Houston (USA) in late April. ITMO NEWS got to talk to the team and now shares their story. 

  21.03.2025

• Student Spotlight: Willy Cahyadi, Indonesia

  For five months, Willy Cahyadi traded the tropical warmth of Surabaya for the chilly snowy streets of St. Petersburg. His time at ITMO was one filled with coding challenges, local traditions, and unforgettable adventures. Now back home, Willy reflects on his time in Russia, the lessons he learned, and the memories he’ll cherish forever.

  20.03.2025

• ITMO Researchers Discover New Type of Singularity – Exceptional Bound States in the Continuum

  A team of scientists from Russia, China, Austria, and the UK have found a new, previously considered impossible type of singularity, namely exceptional bound states in the continuum. The finding opens the door to producing energy-efficient optical transistors, modulators, and switches, as well as next-gen ultrasensitive sensors that can detect viruses and proteins more effectively. The results of the study were published in Physical Review Letters.

  20.03.2025

• New Study from ITMO: Waveguides Made Invisible to Each Other in 2D Lattice

  Physicists from ITMO and University of Chile have demonstrated mutual invisibility in a waveguide lattice for the first time. With this alignment, adjacent waveguides don’t exchange light: upon entering the lattice, light doesn’t scatter and instead remains a limited area. Conducted with support from the Russian Science Foundation grant No. 24-72-10069, the study was described in a paper published in Nano Letters.

  19.03.2025

• Student Spotlight: Talitha Savina, Indonesia

  For Talitha Savina, her semester exchange at ITMO was all about discovery, learning, and personal growth. A passionate geology student from the University of Indonesia, she came to St. Petersburg to explore ecotechnologies, experience a completely new culture, and step outside her comfort zone. In this interview, Talitha shares her experiences, insights, and favorite moments from her time in Russia.

  13.03.2025

• ITMO Researchers Unveil New Methods to Control Light for Making Hypersensitive Devices

  Physicists from ITMO and Harbin Engineering University have experimentally proven unique light scattering features in open optical systems with Mie resonators. Thanks to the discovered effects, it’s possible to control light absorption and gain coefficients, enabling high sensitivity of optical systems to external factors. These results pave the way to hypersensitive sensors and optical devices for information processing and transfer. The study was described in a paper published in Science Advances.

  11.03.2025

• Student Spotlight: Omar Farshad Jeelani, Afghanistan

  From tackling AI-driven security challenges to shaping the future of cybersecurity, Omar Farshad Jeelani is intent on making a strong impact in the digital security landscape. In this interview, he shares insights into his research, life at ITMO, and his vision for the future of cybersecurity.

  06.03.2025

• Student Spotlight: David Pincheira, Chile

  David Pincheira has worked on network infrastructure for Google, ventured into the stock market, and even founded his own company. Now, he’s taking on a new challenge – learning Russian and preparing for his next academic step at ITMO University. In this interview, David shares his experiences, cultural insights, and advice for future students.

  27.02.2025