Nataliya Matveeva

The course 'Introduction to Network Analysis' by Natalia Matveeva was recognized by students of the HSE Nizhny Novgorod campus as the best according to the criteria 'Usefulness of the course for broadening horizons and comprehensive development' and 'Novelty of knowledge gained'.

In the new episode of the project '+/- 10 minutes', Natalia Matveeva, research fellow at the International Laboratory of Applied Network Research at the National Research University Higher School of Economics, representative of the online master's programme 'Data Analytics and Social Statistics' spoke about the basic principles of network analysis: What is network analysis? Why is it used in research? And what results can be achieved with its help?

ANR-Lab team gave presentations on the laboratory's ongoing research at the Sunbelt conference's online panel.

On May 20-21, theXIV International Conference on Network Analysis took place, at which ANR-Lab members presented their work.

The International Laboratory for Applied Network Research celebrated its 10th anniversary. In honor of this, a number of events were organized.

On April 18, 2024, the online programme 'Data Analytics and Social Statistics' held a webinar 'How to analyze the structure of scientific interaction? An example of leading young universities.'

On March 30, the Data Analytics and Social Statistics programme held a series of events as part of an Open Day at the Faculty of Social Sciences. The programme of events assumed a hybrid format and included several presentations by representatives of the master's programme.

Employees of ANR-Lab Sergey Davydov and Nataliya Matveeva took part in the study titled 'Influence of artificial intelligence on education' ('Digital economy').

Sergey Davydov, senior researcher at the ILSIR, spoke on January 30 at the presentation of the study “The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Education”

A team of HSE researchers—Nataliya Matveeva, Ivan Sterligov, and Maria Yudkevich—have analyzed the research activity of universities participating in Russia’s  Academic Excellence Project 5-100. Overall, the quality of publications of these universities has improved. Collectively, participating universities have tripled their number of publications in reputable journals in the past three years, and researchers have begun to collaborate with each other more frequently. The study was published in the Journal of Informetrics.

A paper “Scientific collaboration in Russian universities before and after the excellence initiative Project 5‑100”  by Nataliya Matveeva, Junior Research Fellow at CInSt, and Anuška Ferligoj has been published in Scientometrics.

The grant funds the project "The structure and paths of science in the post-Soviet space: institutional practices and bibliometric analysis". The aim is to compare the development of science in post-Soviet countries in a dynamic perspective. The results of the project will make possible to assess the current state of research in post-Soviet countries, understand the paths of their development over the past 30 years, and evaluate their success.

Natalia Matveeva presented her joint research with Anuška Ferligoj "Scientific Collaboration in Russian Universities before and after the Excellence Initiative Project 5-100" online in Zoom.

We invite everyone to join our prolific seminars for discussions and new ideas. The seminars are held on each Thurday in K416, 11 Pokrovsky Boulevard.

We invite everyone to join our prolific seminars for discussions and new ideas. The seminars are held on each Thursday in K416, 11 Pokrovsky Boulevard.

The conference took place at University of Kassel, Germany, and gathered 146 papers by researchers from over 30 countries. CInSt researchers addressed 5 different topics on higher education from bibliometrics to policy implications and economics of education.