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Microbial Fuel Cell, Space Station, and Electronic Guide: Finals of Quantoriada Competition

ITMO University’s SCAMT Laboratory has provided a platform for the competition.

Scientists Designed Nanocontainers for Bacterial Metabolism Control

Researchers from ITMO University developed special nanocontainers that can translate the light signal into metabolic changes in bacteria. The research was published in Bioconjugate Chemistry.stry.

SCAMT Scientists Developed Enzymes with Remote Control

Researchers from ITMO University developed a method to enhance the activity of enzymes by using radio frequency radiation. The results are published in ACS Biomaterials Science & Engineering.

BIOCAD VP Roman Ivanov: “Biotechnologies are the Cornerstone of Medicine of Tomorrow”

During an open lecture at ITMO University’s Biochemistry Cluster, he discussed Russian science, prospects of world-class R&D at the nation’s companies and what students need to know about starting a career in hi-tech.

New Magnetically Controlled Thrombolytic Successfully Passed Preclinical Testing

Preclinical studies conducted as part of the project "PHARMA 2020" showed the drug’s high efficacy and no side effects, with the clot dissolution rate being twenty times shorter than that of traditional medications.

24 students were awarded with SCAMT SCHOLARSHIP

SCAMT scholarship is a unique grant which is given to the 1st year master’s students who already showed scientific results and aiming to achieve more with their projects.

SCAMT laboratory, with the support of Russian Science Foundation, will take part in the SCIENCE 0+ festival

"Day without turnstiles” is an opportunity to look behind the scenes of the leading laboratories of Russia, learn about advanced technologies, see with your eyes how you create medicines, gadgets and other important things that we will use tomorrow.

SCAMT team took part at the Fifth International Conference of the CIS Countries SOl-GEL 2018

The conference was held at the Institute of Silicate Chemistry of RAS, St. Petersburg (ISChem RAS) on August 27-31, 2018.

SCAMT Scientists Create New Magnetic Nanosphere For Efficient Drug Delivery

Researchers from SCAMT LAb ITMO University created a new kind of magnetic nanospheres for drug delivery. Due to the unique combination of synthesis methods, the size of these magnetite-based nanospheres can be easily regulated. At the same time, the nanospheres are not damaging to cells. The scientists proved the new material’s effectiveness in a range of experiments on dissolving model plasma clots. The results were published in Applied Materials & Interfaces.

Building A New Generation of Drugs: SCAMT Laboratory Scientists On Rational Chemical Design Using Metal-Organic Frameworks

SCAMT scientists presented their research on framework materials that was published in Russian Chemical Reviews.

ITMO.Live 2018: Graduates Celebrate at Peter and Paul Fortress

This year, was the third time that ITMO University graduates celebrated their graduation in the very heart of St. Petersburg, near the walls of Peter and Paul Fortress. SCAMT graduate students also took part in the ITMO`s party.

Scientists Describe Oxidants' Effect on Metal-Organic Frameworks for Drug Delivery

A team of chemists-theoreticians modelled the interaction of a metal-organic framework (MOF) for drug delivery with oxidants.

Kirill Keller and Vladislav Slabov, SCAMT master’s students, spent the last three months at the University of Aveiro as part of the Erasmus+ program

Students are talking about their recent experience of studying in Portugal, research projects and tips on Erasmus+ Program.

New Blockchain-Based System Will Control Quality of Medical and Chemical Products

SCAMT lab presents new product called “Nanodoctor”. SCAMT and ITMO scientists have developed a biocide system of prolonged effect, which can eliminate bacteria and viruses of nearly all kinds, mitigating all effects on a human’s biological condition.

New Research Allows Jet-Printing of Piezostructures and Holograms on Any Surface

SCAMT Master's students Vladislav Slabov and Kirill Keller talk about the role of inkjet printing methods in their new research.