Internet Explained: How Networks Connect Us

Please join us on Wednesday, April 9, 2025, at 20:00 MSK for a restream of a presentation and Q&A on how the Internet works with Alexander Nitishinksy, a skilled software developer and system analyst with a strong technical and IT entrepreneurial background. This event is open to all ages and skill levels.

This presentation explores how communication happens across the internet, from small networks to the global web. Participants will learn how two computers communicate, how these connections scale to larger networks, and how these networks come together to form the Internet as we know it today. By covering all levels of communication, this session aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the technology and processes that make global connectivity possible. The presentation is designed to inspire curiosity and offer clear insights into the workings of the digital world.

Who is it for?:

This session is tailored for children aged 14 to 16 with an interest in technology. No prior knowledge is required, making it accessible to anyone curious about how the internet works.

Speaker: Alexander Nitishinsky is a software developer and system analyst with a strong IT entrepreneurial background. He has excelled in software architecture, system design, and creating innovative solutions for the tech and healthcare industries.

As an entrepreneur, he founded a startup analyzing open procurement data, offering advanced tools for decision-making and insights. Currently, he develops peripheral devices and data analysis systems for cardiac pacemakers, advancing healthcare through cutting-edge medical technology.

Nitishinsky’s unique blend of technical expertise and entrepreneurial vision drives impactful innovation at the intersection of technology and medicine.