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• ITMO’s Monday Science Roundup #116

  What unites teamwork, sustainability, and even spiders? That’s right: artificial intelligence. Today’s science digest is all about AI – from latest developments to career-building in the modern age.

  02.11.2026

• Physicists Discover: Light Spin Behaves Like Slowing-Down Spinning Top

  Researchers have uncovered that the spin of light can develop patterns like those of a spinning top: the spin vector moves along the surface of an inverted cone. Previously, this dynamic was thought to appear exclusively in particles with a magnetic momentum and not in photons. The discovery can potentially find applications in optical spintronics – a field in which information is transferred and processed using the spin of light instead of an electron as in traditional spintronics. The results of this RSF-supported study were published and featured as an Editors’ Suggestion in Physical Review B.

  02.11.2026

• ITMO-Developed AI Agent Connects Publications, Authors, and Code

  Researchers at ITMO’s Institute for Artificial Intelligence have developed PAUK – the nation’s first open-source software that builds an interactive research connections map using a multi-source dataset: research organizations, employees and their publications, and code repositories. The service works as both a search engine and a map: users can find similar and related developments, authors, researchers, papers, and repositories based on a single article. The project was presented at the 22nd Conference of Open Source Developers in Pereslavl-Zalessky.

  29.10.2026

• ITMO’s Monday Science Roundup #115

  Biotech, robots with spatial awareness, and the Nobels – here are the top highlights from the past two weeks of science reporting by ITMO NEWS.

  20.10.2026

• ITMO Scientists’ New Algorithm Helps Select Bioplastics Surfaces for Implants

  Researchers have found medical bioplastics with sharper features more efficient than those with a smooth surface. Roughness and depressions promote better cell attachment and growth. The corresponding study was published in Langmuir.

  14.10.2026

• ITMO’s Monday Science Roundup #113

  Let there be light! Our science news digest for mid-September is all about photonics: first-ever breakthroughs, advanced devices, and a brand-new research unit focused on the next generation of computing. Plus, an AI-powered lecturer joins the ITMO team. Read on.

  21.09.2026

• ITMO’s Monday Science Roundup #112

  From perovskites and metasurfaces to practical tips for the new academic year – here are the top stories from ITMO NEWS from the past two weeks.

  07.09.2026

• ITMO To Receive 180 Million Rubles for High-Tech Optical Equipment

  ITMO University was selected by the Russian Ministry of Science and Higher Education to receive a subsidy of 180 million rubles to encourage domestic engineering production. The funding will be used to build a spectrophotometer – a device that measures the amount of light absorbed by a liquid sample to identify its composition and proportions. The technology will make it possible to determine substances present in a single drop of solution, verify the quality of medications, and analyze biological samples. The university will receive the allocated funding in 2026-2028.

  25.08.2026

• ITMO’s Monday Science Roundup #111

  Lasers, AI, and cyber-donuts: everything is next-gen in our latest summary of all the scientific goings-on at ITMO University. Plug in and see for yourself!

  24.08.2026

• ITMO’s Monday Science Roundup #110

  Urban planning, tiny lasers, medical data, and AI ethics – all this and more in today’s overview of the latest scientific advances and insights from ITMO University.

  10.08.2026