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HSE Doctoral Student Awarded for Best PhD Presentation at 58th Societas Linguistica Europaea Conference

Elena Shvedova
From August 26–29, 2025, the largest annual linguistics conference, Societas Linguistica Europaea, took place in Bordeaux, France. Doctoral students and researchers from HSE University took part in the event. The paper ‘Lability Drift in Modern Aramaic languages’ by Elena Shvedova was highly praised by the expert community and took first place among PhD student presentations. In an interview with the HSE News Service, Elena Shvedova spoke about her research and the conference itself.

Annual Interdisciplinary Forum "Bioinformatics and Cardiogenetics: Realities of 2025"

Annual Interdisciplinary Forum "Bioinformatics and Cardiogenetics: Realities of 2025"
The annual Interdisciplinary Forum "Bioinformatics and Cardiogenetics: Realities of 2025" was held on September 8-9. It focused on the project "Machine Learning Technologies in Predicting Outcomes of Acute Coronary Syndrome," which is being implemented within the Mirror Lab.

Congratulations on publishing the article in NeuroImage!

A new article has been published introducing the HarPULL hardware and software platform, a new system for ultra-fast tracking of brain rhythms in real time.

In the journal Epistemology and Philosophy of Science, articles by staff members of the IL LLFP have been published.

The article by Elena Dragalina-Chernaya, "What Is It Like to Be a Logical Alien?"  and Denis Maslov's "Metaphysics: From Explication to Conceptual Engineering. A Reply to Pirmin Stekeler-Weithofer."

The Center for Bioelectric Interfaces at VOLGA NEUROSCIENCE MEETING 2025!

From August 25 to 29, 2025, Nizhny Novgorod hosted the VOLGA NEUROSCIENCE MEETING, an international conference bringing together leading researchers in the field of neuroscience.
The team of the Center for Bioelectric Interfaces presented a number of reports and posters on modern neurotechnologies, machine learning and the development of noninvasive neuroimaging systems.

Gabriella Leelee Enchill took part in Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology’s Archipelago’25 Tech Expo in Moscow.

Gabriella Leelee Enchill took part in Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology’s Archipelago’25 Tech Expo in Moscow.
Gabriella Leelee Enchill (Research intern at International Laboratory for Social Integration Research) engaged in Archipelago ’25 Tech Expo at Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology. The forum was held on 7th-17th August, 2025; themed “Within the Framework of the International Forum on the Development of Unmanned Systems”.

Gabriella Leelee Enchill took part in International Organization for Eurasian Cooperation’s Business Forum in Moscow.

Gabriella Leelee Enchill took part in International Organization for Eurasian Cooperation’s Business Forum in Moscow.
Gabriella Leelee Enchill (Research intern at International Laboratory for Social Integration Research) attended a world forum large scale meeting being held by the International Organization for Eurasian Cooperation in Moscow. The forum was held on 20th-21st August, 2025; themed “New Era, New Ways”.

HSE University and University of Campinas Join Forces to Build Alternative Financial System

HSE University and University of Campinas Join Forces to Build Alternative Financial System
HSE University and the University of Campinas (UNICAMP, Brazil) have announced the launch of a major joint research project to develop new approaches to an alternative international financial system. The initiative, which brings together leading experts in global economics and finance, seeks to analyse the current state of international financial architecture and explore ways of transforming it in the context of a changing geopolitical landscape.

Postgraduate of the International Laboratory of Microphysiological Systems Takes Part in HSE University’s “Young Scientists” Programme

Maria Yanova
The International Laboratory of Microphysiological Systems is pleased to share an interview given by junior research fellow Maria Yanova as part of the “Young Scientists” project. In this inspiring piece, Maria tells her own story in science

Predicting Elevated Lipoprotein(a) Levels Using Routine Biochemical Tests: Efficient Screening Based on Medical Data

Predicting Lp(a) Levels
The Laboratory of Molecular Mechanisms of Longevity at HSE University is developing a method to predict elevated lipoprotein(a) levels based on routine biochemical tests and machine learning. The use of existing medical data will enable the identification of cardiovascular disease risk groups without additional costs, thereby improving early diagnosis and personalized treatment