Time Synchronization Algorithm for Robot Groups Developed at St. Petersburg State University
Softmax helps drones act in sync without a central server
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SPbGU scientists created a polymer coating for seeds, increasing wheat yield by 188%
The technology protects plants from diseases and stimulates germination
Scientists at St. Petersburg State University have learned to cool processors with light instead of fans
Excitonic "steps" help semiconductors convert heat into luminescence, paving the way for compact chips
Film against battery explosion: SPbGU invents protection for smartphones and laptops
New material slows down overheating and reduces the risk of battery ignition
SPbSU to strengthen AI personnel training: business tasks instead of lectures
The university's educational programs are developed jointly with IT industry representatives
Professional burnout will be detected by eyes: a device created in Russia that notices the dangerous condition even before a breakdown
For diagnosis, scientists from St. Petersburg State University and the Russian Academy of Sciences use filming at 960 frames per second
Light vortices will accelerate quantum computing and help recreate black holes - SPbGU physicists
Research in Nature Reviews Physics showed how "liquid light" can be used in future electronics
AI taught to analyze urination parameters from smartphone video
The development belongs to scientists from St. Petersburg State University
The first 3D-printed sorbent product was created at St. Petersburg State University: blocks will replace bulk granules in industrial media purification
Anthracite and phenol-formaldehyde resin in laser sintering produced a strong honeycomb structure with low hydraulic resistance
Sensor for detecting dopamine in saliva created by SPbSU scientists
Flexible electrode made of graphene and gold detects markers of Parkinson's disease and paracetamol without blood tests
A Mysterious Anomaly in Antarctica Turned Out to Be the Trace of an Ancient Catastrophe, SPbGU Scientists Found
A Russian-Chinese expedition drilled through 540 meters of ice for the first time and reached the bedrock
Tool for modeling dangerous vibrations in aircraft wings developed in Russia
The methodology will allow modeling sudden and rapid vibrations affecting elements of aircraft structures, including wings and tail section
New Mathematical Model from SPbU Scientists Will Improve Flight Safety
The model, based on the principles proposed by a Soviet mathematician, describes all possible modes of oscillation