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Illustration for news: ‘The Trip Exceeded All Our Expectations’: HSE Students Take Part in BRICS Youth Innovation Summit 2025

‘The Trip Exceeded All Our Expectations’: HSE Students Take Part in BRICS Youth Innovation Summit 2025

The BRICS Youth Innovation Summit 2025 was held in Cape Town on April 10–11, 2025. The event was attended by political and business leaders from Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa. The summit focused on the theme ‘Innovating the Future: Technology for Sustainability and Social Good,’ under which the participants presented their projects. Students of the Faculty of Economic Sciences have shared their experiences of the trip to South Africa, their presentations at the BRICS summit, penguin encounters, and more!

Illustration for news: 'I Don’t Draw a Line between Work and the Rest of My Life'

'I Don’t Draw a Line between Work and the Rest of My Life'

Polina Yurova studied integrated communications at HSE University, and later, when she cofounded the EGGSELLENT gastronomic project, she experienced firsthand the importance of bringing people together for everyone's benefit. In this interview with Success Builder, she talks about the evolution of her business, the value of mistakes as a source of unique experience, and the importance of always leaving room for chance events.

Illustration for news: Artificial Intelligence Improves Risk Prediction of Complex Diseases

Artificial Intelligence Improves Risk Prediction of Complex Diseases

Neural network models developed at the HSE AI Research Centre have significantly improved the prediction of risks for obesity, type 1 diabetes, psoriasis, and other complex diseases. A joint study with Genotek Ltd showed that deep learning algorithms outperform traditional methods, particularly in cases involving complex gene interactions (epistasis). The findings have been published in Frontiers in Medicine.

Illustration for news: ‘I Hope I Will Be Able to Initiate New Research Projects at HSE University’

‘I Hope I Will Be Able to Initiate New Research Projects at HSE University’

More than 10,000 scientific projects were supported by the Russian Science Foundation (RSF) in 2024. One of the grant recipients is Iranian scholar Dr Ahmad Ostovari Moghaddam, Assistant Professor at HSE MIEM. With the support of the RSF and HSE, he made the decision to remain in Russia long term.

Illustration for news: HSE Scientists Win Prestigious International Prize in Fundamental Physics

HSE Scientists Win Prestigious International Prize in Fundamental Physics

The 2025 Breakthrough Prize in Fundamental Physics has been awarded to the international collaborations of experiments at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN, including the LHCb collaboration, in which researchers from HSE University have participated.

Illustration for news: The Digital Professors Programme: Five Years of Developing International Academic Collaboration

The Digital Professors Programme: Five Years of Developing International Academic Collaboration

For the past five years, the Digital Professors programme has successfully brought leading international experts from foreign educational and research institutions, global companies, and organisations to HSE University to teach in a remote format. Applications to engage remote international scholars for the 2025/26 academic year are now open. HSE Vice Rector Alexey Koshel spoke about the results and distinctive features of the programme.

Illustration for news: Surviving as a Korean International Student in Russia: Cultural Differences to Watch Out For

Surviving as a Korean International Student in Russia: Cultural Differences to Watch Out For

Studying abroad in Russia can be an exciting adventure, especially at HSE University–St Petersburg. As an international student, you might already expect challenges like language barriers and the freezing winter. However, cultural differences often require the biggest adjustments. In this article, we’ll explore specific cultural contrasts between Korea and Russia—from communication style to classroom etiquette—and share friendly tips on how to cope.

Illustration for news: 'The Process of Scientific Activity Is Somewhat Like Sailing'

'The Process of Scientific Activity Is Somewhat Like Sailing'

Maria Buyanovskaya initially aspired to become a restoration artist, but today she is exploring the world of antiquity. In this interview with the HSE Young Scientists project, she discusses how irony can be subtly conveyed even through grammar, talks about the school of Homer and Plato, and highlights summer internships at the Hermitage and the Pushkin Museum.

Illustration for news: Cerium Glows Yellow: Chemists Discover How to Control Luminescence of Rare Earth Elements

Cerium Glows Yellow: Chemists Discover How to Control Luminescence of Rare Earth Elements

Researchers at HSE University and the Institute of Petrochemical Synthesis of the Russian Academy of Sciences have discovered a way to control both the colour and brightness of the glow emitted by rare earth elements. Their luminescence is generally predictable—for example, cerium typically emits light in the ultraviolet range. However, the scientists have demonstrated that this can be altered. They created a chemical environment in which a cerium ion began to emit a yellow glow. The findings could contribute to the development of new light sources, displays, and lasers. The study has been published in Optical Materials.

Illustration for news: IX All-Russian Scientific Student Conference: Supporting Early-Career Scientists

IX All-Russian Scientific Student Conference: Supporting Early-Career Scientists

The IX All-Russian Scientific Student Conference has taken place at the Nizhny Novgorod campus of HSE University, bringing together almost 200 early-career researchers and experts from 14 cities across Russia, from Kaliningrad to Vladivostok, as well as representatives from the African continent.