POV: your stationery wishlist just got an upgrade 📖
Looking for notebooks and planners that actually stand out? We’ve put together a list of the most beautiful and functional Russian brands, just in time for the new semester.
Read the full list💡
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Looking for notebooks and planners that actually stand out? We’ve put together a list of the most beautiful and functional Russian brands, just in time for the new semester.
Read the full list
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He left Ankara for St. Petersburg 🇹🇷 Here’s why ITMO won him over.
Meet Bahadir Artvin, a Bachelor’s student at ITMO, pursuing system and applied software. On why he chose ITMO, Bahadir shares:
Read Bahadir’s full interview here⬅️
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Meet Bahadir Artvin, a Bachelor’s student at ITMO, pursuing system and applied software. On why he chose ITMO, Bahadir shares:
I wanted to challenge myself and experience a different educational system. Russia has a strong reputation in engineering and technology, and ITMO stood out because of its modern approach to education, strong focus on practical skills, and international community. I also liked that ITMO is well-connected with the tech industry, which gives students great opportunities for the future.
Read Bahadir’s full interview here
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6 AI tools for students: your new semester survival kit 📚
The new academic year is here! To help you revise, build visuals, and tackle research, we’ve rounded up six AI tools that actually make a difference.
📝 For notes and revision
📌 RemNote – take notes and turn them into flashcards for spaced repetition. Upload PDFs and build your own knowledge base.
📌 Gemini Notebook – upload articles and documents, get summaries, ask questions, or let the app quiz you to help you learn faster.
📊 For presentations
📌 Napkin AI – upload text and visualize it as charts, metaphors, or block schemes. Get a fresh perspective on your data.
📌 Gamma AI – create or redesign entire presentations with engaging layouts and fresh design ideas.
📖 For research and literature review
📌 Consensus AI – search millions of peer‑reviewed papers, get quotes, references, and full texts. The perfect starting point for any topic.
📌 Research Rabbit – map out citation networks and explore research fields visually. Zoom in on papers, abstracts, and connections.
📌 ChatPDF – upload a paper and chat with it. Get answers backed by highlights in the document itself.
The new academic year is here! To help you revise, build visuals, and tackle research, we’ve rounded up six AI tools that actually make a difference.
📝 For notes and revision
📌 RemNote – take notes and turn them into flashcards for spaced repetition. Upload PDFs and build your own knowledge base.
📌 Gemini Notebook – upload articles and documents, get summaries, ask questions, or let the app quiz you to help you learn faster.
📊 For presentations
📌 Napkin AI – upload text and visualize it as charts, metaphors, or block schemes. Get a fresh perspective on your data.
📌 Gamma AI – create or redesign entire presentations with engaging layouts and fresh design ideas.
📖 For research and literature review
📌 Consensus AI – search millions of peer‑reviewed papers, get quotes, references, and full texts. The perfect starting point for any topic.
📌 Research Rabbit – map out citation networks and explore research fields visually. Zoom in on papers, abstracts, and connections.
📌 ChatPDF – upload a paper and chat with it. Get answers backed by highlights in the document itself.
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How does resonance emerge? 📢
During the ITMO CONF: Resonance, we’ll discuss how ideas come all the way to become products.
Let’s get together to:
🟢 Review stories of technological projects and the creators behind them
🟢 Find out what helps developments find real-world applications in industry
🟢 Discuss people, ideas, and technologies that come together to create a product
📅 August 31, 11 AM
📍 Sergei Kuryokhin Center for Contemporary Art
🔗 Register here
The headliner of the event is the physician and neuroscientist Vladimir Alipov, who will explain how the brain predicts music and why an unexpected note grabs our attention so much🎶
#events
During the ITMO CONF: Resonance, we’ll discuss how ideas come all the way to become products.
Let’s get together to:
📅 August 31, 11 AM
📍 Sergei Kuryokhin Center for Contemporary Art
🔗 Register here
The headliner of the event is the physician and neuroscientist Vladimir Alipov, who will explain how the brain predicts music and why an unexpected note grabs our attention so much
#events
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What if you… boost us 👉👈
Dear followers! If you have Telegram Premium, you have an opportunity to boost our channel! In return, we’re offering you the best we have — our team’s pets🐰
Of course, it’s more than that! If you’d like to see even more exciting weekly content in stories – and some custom reactions on our posts, click here: t.me/boost/itmo_uni
Dear followers! If you have Telegram Premium, you have an opportunity to boost our channel! In return, we’re offering you the best we have — our team’s pets
Of course, it’s more than that! If you’d like to see even more exciting weekly content in stories – and some custom reactions on our posts, click here: t.me/boost/itmo_uni
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What’s new at ITMO this week?🔬
🧬 ITMO’s Center for AI in Chemistry has developed dcBiLSTM-AE, a neural network for peptide analysis that is more compact, efficient, and accurate than its counterparts, helping speed up the search for drug candidates.
🔦 ITMO will receive 180 million rubles in 2026-2028 to develop a spectrophotometer capable of identifying substances in a single drop of solution, checking medication quality, and analyzing biological samples.
🧪 New carbon nanoparticles developed at ITMO can detect mirror-image molecules in organic solvents, paving the way for sensors to control raw materials in pharmaceutical and optoelectronics production.
And now, some useful posts worth revisiting from this week:
📚 From revision and visualization to research, discover six AI tools that can make the new academic year easier.
🤝 Try Speed Friending: five-minute conversations with different partners offer a fun way to meet dozens of students, practice languages, and connect with ITMO’s international community.
#newsdigest
🧬 ITMO’s Center for AI in Chemistry has developed dcBiLSTM-AE, a neural network for peptide analysis that is more compact, efficient, and accurate than its counterparts, helping speed up the search for drug candidates.
🔦 ITMO will receive 180 million rubles in 2026-2028 to develop a spectrophotometer capable of identifying substances in a single drop of solution, checking medication quality, and analyzing biological samples.
🧪 New carbon nanoparticles developed at ITMO can detect mirror-image molecules in organic solvents, paving the way for sensors to control raw materials in pharmaceutical and optoelectronics production.
And now, some useful posts worth revisiting from this week:
📚 From revision and visualization to research, discover six AI tools that can make the new academic year easier.
🤝 Try Speed Friending: five-minute conversations with different partners offer a fun way to meet dozens of students, practice languages, and connect with ITMO’s international community.
#newsdigest
Get ready for an unforgettable day 🎉
Incredible encounters, powerful partners, and a concert with vibrant, high‑energy performances: all waiting for you.
📍 KSC Arena
📅 August 29, 4 pm
⚠️ Doors close at 6:30 pm – plan your time accordingly!
🎟️ Don’t forget: after registration, select your sector/dance floor and click “Save.”
For more info, click here🧡
#events
Incredible encounters, powerful partners, and a concert with vibrant, high‑energy performances: all waiting for you.
📍 KSC Arena
📅 August 29, 4 pm
⚠️ Doors close at 6:30 pm – plan your time accordingly!
🎟️ Don’t forget: after registration, select your sector/dance floor and click “Save.”
For more info, click here
#events
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We’re saying goodbye to summer… only to welcome an even more eventful fall 🍂
And beyond studies, there were plenty of ITMO moments to remember. We went cycling with the rector, celebrated two graduations – one with our Foundation Program students and another at ITMO Family Day, our biggest festival of the year – and, of course, had an unforgettable time at Yagodnoe.
How was your summer? Share a photo of your most memorable moment in the comments below!📸
And beyond studies, there were plenty of ITMO moments to remember. We went cycling with the rector, celebrated two graduations – one with our Foundation Program students and another at ITMO Family Day, our biggest festival of the year – and, of course, had an unforgettable time at Yagodnoe.
How was your summer? Share a photo of your most memorable moment in the comments below!
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Scientists speak to the sound of an orchestra 🎻
How do scientific ideas become real-world products? That was the central question of this year’s ITMO CONF. The event explored how researchers can build product logic, take their solutions beyond the lab, find industrial applications, and attract investment.
Accompanied by a symphony orchestra, ITMO scientists presented the university’s strategy for the years ahead and shared the stories behind their projects, from the first experiments and hypotheses to bringing their ideas to market.
The event concluded with the talk by clinician and neurobiologist Vladimir Alipov, who explained how the brain predicts the next chord in a musical piece.
Find full stories and other highlights in this article✨
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How do scientific ideas become real-world products? That was the central question of this year’s ITMO CONF. The event explored how researchers can build product logic, take their solutions beyond the lab, find industrial applications, and attract investment.
Accompanied by a symphony orchestra, ITMO scientists presented the university’s strategy for the years ahead and shared the stories behind their projects, from the first experiments and hypotheses to bringing their ideas to market.
The event concluded with the talk by clinician and neurobiologist Vladimir Alipov, who explained how the brain predicts the next chord in a musical piece.
Find full stories and other highlights in this article
#itmoinfo
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