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Illustration for news: 'The Branch of Medicine That Our Developments Primarily Target Is Cardiology'

'The Branch of Medicine That Our Developments Primarily Target Is Cardiology'

The application of mathematical models to the diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular diseases contributes to the effective detection of patient predispositions and supports the selection of best treatment strategies. The use of mathematical models helps create new diagnostic tools and train neural networks to assist clinicians. Researchers from HSE University and colleagues from Saratov State Medical University are engaged in this work as part of the Mirror Laboratories project. In this interview, Natalya Stankevich, Senior Research Fellow at the International Laboratory of Dynamical Systems and Applications of the HSE Campus in Nizhny Novgorod, talks about what the collaboration has achieved so far.

Illustration for news: Centre for Language and Brain Begins Cooperation with Academy of Sciences of Sakha Republic

Centre for Language and Brain Begins Cooperation with Academy of Sciences of Sakha Republic

HSE University's Centre for Language and Brain and the Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) have signed a partnership agreement, opening up new opportunities for research on the region's understudied languages and bilingualism. Thanks to modern methods, such as eye tracking and neuroimaging, scientists will be able to answer questions about how bilingualism works at the brain level.

Illustration for news: Happiness as an Industry: Why We Want to Be Happy—And What’s Wrong with That

Happiness as an Industry: Why We Want to Be Happy—And What’s Wrong with That

The expansion of ‘happycracy’ into everyday life unfolds against the backdrop of a diktat of positive thinking, mindfulness, and self-improvement. Yet researchers point to the hidden traps in the pursuit of happiness. Why can being happy sometimes be dangerous? Maria Kucheryavaya, sociologist and visiting lecturer at the HSE School of Communication, reflects on this in her column for IQ Media.

Illustration for news: The Art of Consensus: Sixth HSE Model UN (HSEMUN-25) Takes Place at HSE

The Art of Consensus: Sixth HSE Model UN (HSEMUN-25) Takes Place at HSE

School and university students from across Russia came to HSE University to take on the roles of representatives of various countries and international organisations. Over the course of several days, they participated in debates, striving to reach mutual understanding with other delegations and to find solutions to global issues.

Illustration for news: HSE GSB MBA in Shanghai: Chinese Experience for Russian Executives

HSE GSB MBA in Shanghai: Chinese Experience for Russian Executives

The HSE Graduate School of Business has held an international module of its MBA programme in Shanghai. The module gathered 94 participants—top managers of major Russian companies, entrepreneurs, and executives from state-owned enterprises.

Illustration for news: How the Brain Responds to Prices: Scientists Discover Neural Marker for Price Perception

How the Brain Responds to Prices: Scientists Discover Neural Marker for Price Perception

Russian scientists have discovered how the brain makes purchasing decisions. Using electroencephalography (EEG) and magnetoencephalography (MEG), researchers found that the brain responds almost instantly when a product's price deviates from expectations. This response engages brain regions involved in evaluating rewards and learning from past decisions. Thus, perceiving a product's value is not merely a conscious choice but also a function of automatic cognitive mechanisms. The results have been published in Frontiers in Human Neuroscience.

Illustration for news: 'Science Is Fluid and Evolving Quickly. You Have to Stay on Top of It'

'Science Is Fluid and Evolving Quickly. You Have to Stay on Top of It'

Vladimir Dimidov specialises in positive psychology and investigates the issue of time perspective. In this interview with the HSE Young Scientists project, he discusses the importance of thinking about the future, strategies for preventing burnout, and the best places to visit on Lake Baikal.

Illustration for news: ‘In the Next 20 Years, We Will Stop Aging’

‘In the Next 20 Years, We Will Stop Aging’

The 25th Yasin (April) International Academic Conference on Economic and Social Development brought together leading Russian and Western scientists. Among the guests was Jose Luis Cordeiro, PhD, international fellow of the World Academy of Art and Science, Chair of the Millennium Project's Venezuela node, former professor at MIPT and HSE University, and author of The Death of Death.

Illustration for news: Experts in Asian and African Studies from HSE University–St Petersburg Hold International Russian–Omani Seminar

Experts in Asian and African Studies from HSE University–St Petersburg Hold International Russian–Omani Seminar

HSE University–St Petersburg has held the first 'Studies of Oman in Russia: New Directions for Scientific Research' international research seminar. The event gathered researchers from Russia, Oman, and Europe and served as a platform for an open academic dialogue.

Illustration for news: AI Predicts Behaviour of Quantum Systems

AI Predicts Behaviour of Quantum Systems

Scientists from HSE University, in collaboration with researchers from the University of Southern California, have developed an algorithm that rapidly and accurately predicts the behaviour of quantum systems, from quantum computers to solar panels. This methodology enabled the simulation of processes in the MoS₂ semiconductor and revealed that the movement of charged particles is influenced not only by the number of defects but also by their location. These defects can either slow down or accelerate charge transport, leading to effects that were previously difficult to account for with standard methods. The study has been published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS).