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All newsA Century of Quantum Theory: Ana María Cetto Discusses the Future of Quantum Physics at HSE University
HSE MIEM hosted a talk by Prof. Ana María Cetto titled ‘The First Hundred Quantum Years. What Next?’ The prominent theoretical physicist and contributor to two Nobel Peace Prizes addressed the fundamental problem of the lack of a unified interpretation of quantum theory and the incomplete understanding of its physical foundations. Eduardo Villegas Mejías, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the United Mexican States to the Russian Federation, attended the event.
‘Seeing Red Square at Night and Sharing Time with Friends from Different Countries are Moments I Will Remember for a Long Time’
Sashadhar Dutta, from India, is a second-year PhD student at the HSE Doctoral School of Economics. He is currently working on his PhD thesis titled ‘On Some New Bounds Connected with Recurrent Sequences Modulo Prime’. Sashadhar spoke to the HSE News Service about why HSE deserves its good reputation, what he likes about Moscow, and how his time at HSE has changed his perceptions of both Russia and his own research.
'Culture as a Growing Point': HSE University–St Petersburg Hosts International Forum of Creative Industries in UNESCO Cities
The Fifth International Forum 'Creative Industries in UNESCO Cities' brought together hundreds of specialists from various countries and Russian regions. One of the event venues was HSE University–St Petersburg. Representatives of city government, filmmakers, artists, and international experts met with university professors to discuss the ways in which the creative economy has helped to develop tourism and what role young people have played in it.
A Comfortable Environment and Computing Power: Why International Researchers Choose HSE
Rick Farouni received his PhD from Ohio State University in 2017 and has worked at Harvard University, McGill University, and ETH Zurich. In spring 2026, he was selected through the International Academic Career programme as part of HSE University’s international recruitment drive and joined the Big Data and Information Retrieval School at the Faculty of Computer Science as an Associate Professor. Dr Farouni told the HSE News Service why he decided to move to Russia and work at HSE.
'We Did Not Limit the Time for Questions'
The International Laboratory for Supercomputer Atomistic Modelling and Multi-Scale Analysis at HSE University held a major conference on molecular dynamics. Participants had the opportunity to attend all the presentations, while speakers were given as much time as they needed to answer questions. The HSE News Service interviewed Grigory Smirnov, Head of the Laboratory, and Genri Norman, Chief Research Fellow, about the conference preparations and the discussions it generated.
Teams from Eight Countries to Take Part in First International Space Games in Moscow
The competition will take place from October 26 to November 1, bringing together students from leading engineering universities and academics from Russia, China, India, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Mexico, Pakistan, and Uzbekistan. The Games are being held under the coordination of the Russian Ministry of Science and Higher Education and the Roscosmos State Corporation. HSE University is the operator of the International Space Games.
HSE Professor Discusses the ‘Quantum Leap’ at UNESCO Seminar
In mid-September 2026, UNESCO held an online seminar entitled ‘Quantum Science and the Future of Quantum Technologies.’ During a panel discussion, Alexander Sokolov, Director of the International Research and Educational Foresight Centre at HSE ISSEK, presented the results of ISSEK’s Quantum Leap foresight study to international experts.
AI Robot for Environmental Recognition Tested at HSE University
Engineers and researchers at the HSE Institute for Robotics Systems have successfully run the first tests of an AI-powered environmental recognition model deployed on a robot dog. The robot navigated around the HSE Pokrovka building and Pokrovsky Bulvar, analysing the surrounding environment to identify its location.
HSE Researchers Show How Congenital Motor Disorders Affect Brain Development
Researchers from HSE University’s Institute for Cognitive Neuroscience have synthesised the findings of their previous studies on brain development in children with obstetric brachial plexus palsy and arthrogryposis. Their analysis shows that impaired motor function in early childhood not only limits children’s motor experience but also affects memory, categorical thinking, and information processing. The study has been published in Frontiers in Psychology.
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All events- 2October
Seminar 'Saddle-node Bifurcation, Ghost Attractor and Cell Memory'
- 2October
Preliminary discussion of the candidate's dissertation: Adeola Oluwatobi Oyewole to speak on 'Reflexive Agency of Female Students in Institutional Environment of STEM Higher Education: Evidence from FUTA, Nigeria'
- 5October
Preliminary discussion of the candidate's dissertation: Gabriella Leelee Enchill to speak on 'Gender Arrangemens of Rural Women's Capabilities in Ghana'
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