New Perspectives in Science Education
Yelizaveta Ishutina
Institution: ITMO University, LISA Laboratory
Country: Russian Federation
Yelizaveta is an engineer at the Laboratory of Intelligent Services and Applications (LISA) at ITMO University.
In 2023, Elizaveta graduated from Saint Petersburg State Marine Technical University with a degree in "Ship Power Plants." During her fourth year, she became interested in information technology and research, deciding to explore the field of information security. She prepared a review article on SQL injections, which marked her first step into academic research. In 2023, Elizaveta enrolled in ITMO University’s master’s program in "Programming and Infocommunications" and began working in the university’s laboratory.
Since then, Elizaveta has been a young researcher focused on studying lifelong learning, human cognitive functions, artificial intelligence, and AI training methods. In her work, she explores how modern technologies can enhance educational processes and support continuous learning throughout life.
Her work and research include the development of a hybrid intelligent testing system for lifelong learning that integrates artificial intelligence to personalize educational content and adapt it to the needs of each learner. Elizaveta analyzes system requirements, keeps documentation up-to-date for easy project navigation, coordinates the team's work, and participates in testing and experiments.
Elizaveta actively participated in hackathons where her team tackled tasks proposed by companies. For example, at the VTB API Hackathon 2023, they developed a solution for reliably transferring data between different systems. In addition, she and her colleagues established the Inview IT Infrastructure Club at her university’s faculty, where students explore new approaches to development and automation.
Under the guidance of her academic advisors, Elizaveta conducts research focused on the formation and assessment of an individual’s digital image. The results of her work are published in reputable journals. For instance, in 2024, she co-authored an article with S.L. Gorelik and V.A. Grudinin titled “The Individual Digital Image as a Factor in Personal Capitalization,” published in the *International Scientific Research Journal*, No. 7(145), pp. 1–8. Additionally, Elizaveta is a co-author of the paper “A Service for Intelligent Cross-Testing of Students,” published in the *Almanac of Scientific Works by Young Scientists* at ITMO University, Vol. 2, pp. 52–54.
Areas of expertise: Lifelong learning, human cognitive assessment, artificial intelligence, hybrid intelligence, data processing.
In 2023, Elizaveta graduated from Saint Petersburg State Marine Technical University with a degree in "Ship Power Plants." During her fourth year, she became interested in information technology and research, deciding to explore the field of information security. She prepared a review article on SQL injections, which marked her first step into academic research. In 2023, Elizaveta enrolled in ITMO University’s master’s program in "Programming and Infocommunications" and began working in the university’s laboratory.
Since then, Elizaveta has been a young researcher focused on studying lifelong learning, human cognitive functions, artificial intelligence, and AI training methods. In her work, she explores how modern technologies can enhance educational processes and support continuous learning throughout life.
Her work and research include the development of a hybrid intelligent testing system for lifelong learning that integrates artificial intelligence to personalize educational content and adapt it to the needs of each learner. Elizaveta analyzes system requirements, keeps documentation up-to-date for easy project navigation, coordinates the team's work, and participates in testing and experiments.
Elizaveta actively participated in hackathons where her team tackled tasks proposed by companies. For example, at the VTB API Hackathon 2023, they developed a solution for reliably transferring data between different systems. In addition, she and her colleagues established the Inview IT Infrastructure Club at her university’s faculty, where students explore new approaches to development and automation.
Under the guidance of her academic advisors, Elizaveta conducts research focused on the formation and assessment of an individual’s digital image. The results of her work are published in reputable journals. For instance, in 2024, she co-authored an article with S.L. Gorelik and V.A. Grudinin titled “The Individual Digital Image as a Factor in Personal Capitalization,” published in the *International Scientific Research Journal*, No. 7(145), pp. 1–8. Additionally, Elizaveta is a co-author of the paper “A Service for Intelligent Cross-Testing of Students,” published in the *Almanac of Scientific Works by Young Scientists* at ITMO University, Vol. 2, pp. 52–54.
Areas of expertise: Lifelong learning, human cognitive assessment, artificial intelligence, hybrid intelligence, data processing.
