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⚡️ How to "freeze" the motion of electrons?
Skoltech and Chinese Academy of Sciences researchers calculated how to fine-tune plasma target parameters so laser flashes retain their attosecond duration (10⁻¹⁸ seconds) without "blurring" as they pass through plasma.
Simulations carried out on Skoltech's Zhores supercomputer resulted in a practical map of target parameters for designing more precise radiation sources.
"An attosecond pulse can be compared to a very short flash needed to obtain a sharp image of an ultrafast process... We have obtained a practical criterion that makes it possible to determine the permissible target parameters in advance and avoid a large number of computationally intensive trial-and-error simulations,"
— Elizaveta Lipkova, Junior Research Engineer at the Artificial Intelligence and Supercomputing Laboratory of the Skoltech AI Center.The study was published in Applied Physics Letters .
| 2 |  📢 Deadline approaching: apply now for the AI and Financial Technologies (AIFT) program!
Until July 28, applications are open for a unique Master's program offered jointly by the New Economic School (NES), Skoltech, and Sber.
The program combines a fundamental education in finance and economics with an in-depth exploration of modern machine learning methods and their practical applications. Graduates receive two diplomas: from NES and Skoltech.
What makes this program stand out:
🔹 World-class faculty and industry practitioners — professors from NES and Skoltech with experience at top global universities, alongside leading experts from Sber.
🔹 Dual expertise in finance (NES) and AI (Skoltech) — you'll dive deep into modern financial markets, institutions, and technologies, while mastering machine learning models, deep learning, and natural language processing.
🔹 Real projects and internships at Sber — an opportunity to apply your knowledge in practice and intern at one of the country's largest financial organizations.
🔹 Individual learning trajectory — a flexible curriculum that allows you to tailor your path, whether with a focus on AI, trading, or risk management.
🔹 Career support and a strong professional community — access to workshops, alumni meetings, and a weekly job newsletter. This is your chance to become part of the tight-knit NES and Skoltech alumni networks.
❗️ Important: applications are accepted via Gosuslugi until 6:00 PM on July 28.
Places are limited.
👉 Submit your application here by July 28. | 423 |
| 3 |  🧬 How long could a person live if we defeated all causes of aging except DNA damage?
Researchers from Skoltech and AIRI have for the first time quantitatively assessed how somatic mutations — random DNA changes that accumulate in cells with age — limit the maximum human lifespan.
The results show that even if all other aging processes were eliminated, accumulation of mutations would still cap our median lifespan at 146–194 years.
“The key finding of the study is the discovery of substantial differences between tissue types. Neurons and cardiomyocytes, which lack the ability to divide, turned out to be the main limiting factor: when all other causes of aging are eliminated, somatic mutations alone reduce the theoretical median lifespan from 1,759 years (for a hypothetical non‑aging human organism) to 156 years. At the same time, tissues with high regenerative capacity — such as the liver — can maintain their function for thousands of years through continuous cell renewal, effectively neutralizing the negative impact of mutations,” shared the results Evgeny Efimov, one of the key authors of the study, a research intern at the Skoltech Biomed Technologies Center and a researcher at AIRI.
“Our study shows that somatic mutations contribute significantly to aging, but they cannot by themselves explain the observed mortality,” noted co‑author Dmitrii Kriukov, a research scientist at the Skoltech Biomed Technologies Center and a senior research scientist at AIRI. “This means that other aging mechanisms — such as loss of proteostasis, mitochondrial dysfunction, or epigenetic changes — contribute comparably to limiting lifespan."
“We can now not just say that mutations are harmful, but quantify exactly how much they shorten life and compare their contribution with other aging processes,” added the study’s principal investigator Ekaterina Khrameeva, an associate professor at the Skoltech Biomed Technologies Center. “This work is important for understanding which aging mechanisms deserve the most attention and resources."
The study was published in the journal npj Aging (Nature Portfolio) and supported by a grant from the Russian Science Foundation. | 389 |
| 4 |  +7"Because master's and PhD students study here, it creates a special spirit. There is always a swirling river of people and ideas at Skoltech.”
— Valery Falkov, Minister of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation
Skoltech proudly welcomed over 1,000 brilliant young minds from 76 Russian regions and delegates from 17 countries, hosting the 14th All-Russian Forum of Young Scientists’ Councils and Student Scientific Societies!
As part of the Decade of Science and Technology, this three-day event on the Skoltech campus served as a powerful bridge connecting education, state initiatives, and pioneering businesses.
💡 Highlights of the forum:
Minister of Science and Higher Education Valery Falkov opened the discussion on how AI and machine learning are revolutionizing modern research. The panel featured Skoltech President, RAS Academician Yulia Gorbunova and Vice President for AI Development Evgeny Burnaev to explore the new skills future scientists will require in a digital-first world.
The second day focused entirely on cooperation between science and business, teaching young researchers how to attract investors, monetize inventions, and transform academic projects into thriving startups.
Alongside the business program, attendees got a hands-on look at cutting-edge research through laboratory tours, tested cognitive skills with the GTO-M team, and experienced the intersection of science and culture at the “Art. Polymers. Future” exhibition.
"Once again, the forum brought together proactive members of young scientists’ councils, student scientific societies, universities, scientific organizations, and industrial partners. These associations foster the professional growth of aspiring researchers, facilitate connections between research teams, and inspire talented youth to tackle the country’s most pressing scientific and technological challenges."
— Denis Sekirinsky, Deputy Minister of Science and Higher Education
A massive thank you to co-organizers MISIS University of Science and Technology, the Russian Ministry of Science and Higher Education, and all industrial partners for making this forum a resounding success.
Congratulations to the most proactive participants and project winners who secured invitations to the upcoming Congress of Young Scientists this November!
🔗 Read the detailed material on how it went on Skoltech website. | 499 |
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| 7 | 🌐 SMILES-2026: A Day of Trustworthy AI, Medical Imaging, and Industrial Solutions
The fourth day of the SMILES-2026 international summer school is dedicated to how artificial intelligence is becoming genuinely useful beyond the lab — in medicine, industry, and complex high-dimensional systems.
Today, participants attended a lecture by Professor Ivan Tyukin, head of the Laboratory of Trustworthy, Adaptive, and Reliable AI at the Skoltech AI Center, on "Stable, Adaptive, and Robust AI: A High-Dimensional Perspective."
SMILES-2026 is supported by General Partner Alfa-Bank and the Young Scientists Support Program Partner, the T-Technologies Group. | 449 |
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| 10 | 🎓 The second day of Skoltech’s PhD selection process is dedicated to an in-depth evaluation of academic knowledge.
Today, candidates are taking a written exam in mathematics and participating in individual interviews with professors.
Wishing the best of luck to every participant! Catch the atmosphere from the classrooms in the video stories below 👇 | 388 |
| 11 |  ⚡️ Today at 14:00 Moscow time, the III UNESCO-Russia Mendeleev International Prize award ceremony will take place at UNESCO Headquarters in Paris. This is one of the world's most prestigious awards in fundamental sciences.
The 2026 laureates are Professor Pan Jianwei (China) — a physicist and pioneer of quantum communication technologies, and Professor Sergei Sheiko (USA/Russia) — a scientist who developed a new class of programmable polymeric materials with tunable properties. Each laureate will receive a gold medal, a diploma, and $250,000.
Yulia Gorbunova, Skoltech President, RAS academician — whose own research lies in coordination chemistry and photoactive materials — commented on the significance of the Prize:
"The UNESCO Mendeleev Prize is more than just 'another award' in science — it is a symbol of the unbreakable connection between eras. Mendeleev demonstrated how the systems thinking of one person can bring order to the chaos of knowledge about matter. Today, the Prize, bearing Mendeleev's name, confirms that even one hundred and fifty years later, this approach remains relevant. The importance of this award lies in its connection with classical scientific heritage and modern breakthroughs — from quantum physics to new materials. It reminds the world that fundamental science is not an archive of formulas, but a living organism, where the geniuses of the past inspire the discoveries of the future. My sincere congratulations to the laureates, Professor Pan and Professor Sheiko, whose work demonstrates the crucial importance of fundamental research."
Fundamental science is the foundation upon which all research at Skoltech is built. The Prize bears the name of Dmitri Mendeleev, whose Periodic Table became a symbol of systems thinking in science. Today, our institute continues this tradition — from photonics and quantum materials to artificial intelligence and biomedicine.
The Prize is organized by UNESCO and the Government of the Russian Federation, with the participation of the Russian Academy of Sciences and the D.I. Mendeleev Russian Chemical Society. The General Partner of the ceremony is PhosAgro.
Join the live broadcast today at 2:00 p.m.
Skoltech is a member of the VEB.RF Group. | 423 |
| 12 |  🎬🇦🇺 The documentary "An Endless Day" directed by Sergey Petriga, has been awarded an Honourable Mention in the "Best Short Films" category at the SCINEMA, the prestigious Australian international science film festival!
Out of a highly competitive global field, it was the only Russian project to be recognized among this year’s laureates
The documentary centers on Vladimir Kalyaev, head of Projects for Development at the Research Facilities Center's Fablab.
In December 2024, following a major oil spill in the Kerch Strait, Vladimir refused to stand by. Driven by a mission to protect the coastline, he traveled to Anapa to test experimental fuel-oil cleanup technologies under brutal, freezing storm conditions. What started as a high-stakes scientific experiment quickly evolved into a powerful community effort as local volunteers rallied around him, forming the grassroots "Kalyaev Design Bureau."
Their technology proved highly effective on the ground and continues to be used today to mitigate environmental damage. The film beautifully captures this unique journey, showing how scientific innovation, paired with genuine human empathy, can successfully tackle ecological disasters
A massive congratulations to Sergey Petriga, Vladimir Kalyaev, and the entire creative team on this well-deserved international recognition! 🌟 | 438 |
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| 15 | 🔥 The next two days at Skoltech are all about the final challenge for future PhD candidates — the final stage of the second wave of admissions is in full swing.
Our applicants are taking on entrepreneurial challenges, interviewing with professors, making new connections, and more.
Keeping our fingers crossed for everyone! 💙 | 428 |
| 16 |  🧪 Meet David Laskavyan, our new #SkoltechStudent series feature.
David graduated with honors from Lomonosov Moscow State University, holding a degree in Chemistry, Physics, and Mechanics of Materials. Today, he continues his academic journey within the Materials Science master’s program at Skoltech.
When deciding between staying at MSU or moving to Skoltech, David chose to step into a completely different ecosystem:
"Since my undergraduate days, I was drawn to Skoltech’s innovative edge, which shines through everything from the futuristic look of the campus and high-end laboratory equipment to the truly international environment, global faculty, and English-medium instruction. Naturally, the substantial stipend was a major bonus as well."
Driven by a genuine passion for research, David aims to stay on the academic path and is currently considering pursuing a PhD at Skoltech.
His research addresses energy solutions for tomorrow.
"My work involves developing new materials that act as catalysts for water electrolysis, which splits water into hydrogen and oxygen. Success in this field will make hydrogen production significantly easier and more cost-effective, paving the way for large-scale manufacturing."
David balances his rigorous routine across two favorite spots on campus:
"I divide my time between the laboratory and the open-space office of the Center for Energy Science and Technology on the second floor. The lab is the perfect place to brainstorm and tackle complex academic challenges with senior colleagues. The open space, on the other hand, is designed for deep focus, though it also features a cozy kitchen and comfortable couches whenever I need a quick break."
👉 Click the link to learn more about Skoltech master’s program in Materials Science. | 472 |
| 17 |  +8💭 Our mental health column is back, and today we're tackling the question: "What if I don't make any friends?"
You're moving to a new city, starting your Master's program, moving into a dorm — and suddenly you catch yourself thinking: "What if I end up all alone? What if I don't click with anyone?"
In our BASE (Balance and Self-Care) wellness service, we continue to explore the anxieties that come with studying and beyond.
In this new edition of our mental health column, we're talking about the fear of loneliness and the challenges of making friends in a new environment. It's a natural concern for anyone entering an unfamiliar community. Together with Sergei Ishanov, Lead Psychologist at the Center for Psychological Counseling of the National Research University Higher School of Economics (HSE University), we have developed a framework of reference points designed to manage anxiety and foster healthy relationships with oneself and others."
In future posts, we'll keep addressing topics that matter to you. Have an idea for a new topic? Drop it in the comments 👇 | 496 |
| 18 |  "You made it through a strict 10:1 selection process. Use this opportunity to learn from the world’s top scientists and connect with the future co-authors of your papers,"
with these welcoming words, Alexey Zaytsev, Director of SMILES-2026, Associate Professor at the Skoltech AI Center, and Head of the Skoltech–Sberbank Applied Research Laboratory, officially opened the Skoltech Summer School on Machine Learning in China.
While you are scrolling through your feed, 104 of the brightest young minds handpicked from over 2,500+ applicants are already attending lectures by 17 world-class experts from 7 countries at Nanjing University’s Suzhou campus. Another 300 participants have joined the school remotely.
Ahead of them lie 14 days of intense, collaborative work on cutting-edge AI projects at the intersection of medicine, large language models, and computer vision.
“Today, it is vital not just to passively follow the rapid evolution of artificial intelligence, but to critically evaluate new methods, grasp the boundaries of their application, and turn scientific ideas into reliable solutions. SMILES creates a unique ecosystem for this: young researchers work side-by-side with leading scientists, debate results with their peers, and navigate the entire journey from defining a problem to its public defense,”
noted Evgeny Burnaev, Skoltech Vice President for AI Development and RAS Professor.
General Partner of SMILES-2026: Alfa-Bank. Partner of the Young Scientists Support Program: T-Technologies Group. | 480 |
| 19 |  +2🧪 There is a distinct kind of wonder in modern materials science: taking abstract computer code and using it to summon tangible, new materials into existence. This week, two milestones underscore how far that journey has taken Skoltech Distinguished Professor Artem R. Oganov.
🏅 First, Professor Oganov received China’s State Science and Technology Award, the country’s highest scientific honor, presented to him in person by Chinese President Xi Jinping. This moment recognizes a two-decade-long pursuit: the USPEX algorithm.
Back in the mid-2000s, Oganov built a way to predict the crystal structures of substances without needing a single scrap of experimental data. It was an intellectual leap that turned the supercomputer-heavy world of material discovery on its head. By 2025, that same computational power was effectively shrunk down to run on a standard laptop, democratizing access to the kind of chemistry that once required massive infrastructure.
Research efforts led by Professor Oganov have resulted in the discovery of dozens of promising new materials, including unique helium compounds, transparent sodium, superhard boron, and new sodium and potassium chlorides.
📰 Alongside this recognition, Oganov is stepping into a new role as Editor-in-Chief of The Innovation Insights, a journal focused on deep, interdisciplinary research. It is committed to fostering interdisciplinary innovation, highlighting groundbreaking advancements, and addressing major challenges for the benefit of society.
🚀 Congratulations and best wishes for new scientific discoveries! | 579 |
| 20 |  +1🤝 Skoltech and University of Sharjah launch Advanced Energy Technologies Joint Laboratory (AETLab)
Skoltech President, RAS academician Yulia Gorbunova, and University of Sharjah Chancellor, Professor Esameldin Agamy, have signed an agreement to establish a collaborative research center. AETLab will focus on developing clean energy solutions tailored to the extreme climatic conditions of the Gulf region.
Operating simultaneously in Moscow and the UAE, the laboratory branches will focus on three primary research pillars:
☀️ Vanadium redox flow batteries integrated with solar photovoltaics for stationary storage.
💧 Hydrogen PEM and alkaline electrolyzers combined with advanced digital twin modeling.
🔋 Fuel cells optimized for high durability in high ambient temperatures and dusty air environments.
Research will cover the entire R&D pipeline from fundamental materials science to pilot industrial validation projects in close collaboration with key energy sector stakeholders.
Assistant Professor Mikhail Pugach from the Skoltech Energy Center serves as the co-head of the laboratory in Russia, while Professor Mohammad Ali Abdelkareem co-heads the branch in the UAE. A joint steering committee led by Professor Abdul Ghani Olabi (Director of the UoS Energy and Power Systems Research Center) and Grigory Kabatyansky (Skoltech Vice President for Science and Academic Relations) will oversee strategic planning and define the research directions.
Skoltech is part of the VEB.RF group. | 754 |
