Spring Science Marathon
Spring Special Scientific Events
April 17–26, 2024
April 17, 2024.
Roundtable Innovative Areas of Human Capital Research: from the Development of a Scientific Idea to Its Implementation
During the roundtable young scientists of the Center shared the results of their research projects on the problems of Human Development.
The Roundtable was moderated by Olga Voron, Adviser in the Institute for Social Policy, Deputy Director of the Head Office of the Human Capital Multidisciplinary Research Center.
The following young researchers of the Center made reports on the implementation of scientific projects: G. Stryuk, N.Mikhailova, P. Sorokin, O. Zinchenko, E. Selezneva, A. Grebenyuk and Y. Milshina.
Information (Russian version) is available at the link.
April 18-19, 2024.
International Scientific Symposium Foresight and Scientific and Technical Policy
Well-known Russian and foreign scientists and experts gathered to discuss the best practices of foresight research and prospects for scientific, technological and innovative development in different countries.
The symposium program included seven main sessions:
- New foresight methods
- Foresight and tools of scientific, technical and innovation policy
- Roundtable "Creative Economy of the Far East and the Arctic Zone of the Russian Federation: Current Status, Features and Growth Points"
- Visualizing the future: new approaches to uncertainty research
- Managing transformational processes: how to make transformation a sustainable practice
- New urban management technologies: from artificial intelligence to multiverse
- Foresight: defining goals and tracking results
Information (Russian version) is available at the link.
April 23, 2024
Honorary paper by V. Tishkov (Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Scientific Director of the IEA RAS), Scientific Basics and the Global Context of the Russian Model of National Construction
V. Tishkov spoke about the problems and prospects of the formation of the Russian civil nation in modern domestic and global conditions, as well as the use of a value-oriented approach in the study of the past and present of the Russian people. He considers it important to develop economic, political and scientific tradition in Russia. These three components can contribute to the creation of a value complex shared by the Russian people and uniting them.
Information (Russian version) is available at the link.
April 24, 2024.
Roundtable Modern Approaches of Measuring Child Well-being with a view to Develop Human Capital and Develop Evidence-based Social Policy
The key task of the researchers was to develop, test and implement the Russian Index of Child Well—being, within which experts comprehensively studied the quality of life of Russian children. The roundtable became the first event for the University as a member of the consortium for the study of child welfare.
Experts: L. Ovcharova, M. Gordeeva, M. Morozova, I. Ilyina, L. Goryunova, G. Semya, V. Oslon, I. Kalabikhina, D. Rogozin, E. Illarionova, N. Mikhailova, M. Nagernyak.
Information (Russian version) is available at the link.
April 24, 2024
Roundtable Why Should a Russian Company Increase Labor Productivity? The Results of the National Project Labor Productivity
The following issues were discussed within the roundtable:
- What did the national project "Labor Productivity" give to Russian enterprises?
- How do the goals of the project relate to the actual results achieved?
- How can the effectiveness of the project be improved?
- What can digitalization of production give in terms of labor productivity?
Information (Russian version) is available at the link.
April 24, 2024
International Roundtable Creativity and Embodied Cognition: Mono- and Multilingual Context
A round table was devoted to the impact of bi- and multilingualism on creativity, cognitive reserve, as well as the features of spatial mapping in native and acquired languages.
Experts: Y. Shtyrov, A. Myachikov, A. Kharkhurin, G. Federiko, A. Malyshevskaya
Information (Russian version) is available at the link.
April 25, 2024
Roundtable The Future of Energy: New Technologies and Their Effects on Human Capital
The event brought together leading foreign energy researchers and experts studying alternative directions of its development. Several areas and effects from the introduction of new technologies in the energy sector were highlighted.
Esperts: L. Proskuryakova, Glen Right, Muhammad Asif, A. Mikheev, I. Makarov,
Information (Russian version) is available at the link.
April 25, 2024
Roundtable Man at the Center of Geopolitical Rivalry: The Importance of Scientific and Educational Diplomacy and Social Policy
In April 2024, experts from HSE, MGIMO and RANEPA, strategic partners of the Center, discussed how scientific and educational diplomacy and social policy have become not only necessary tools for human development, but also tools of geopolitical rivalry between states.
The latest scientific results of research on human potential and security in the global world were presented. Researchers discussed issues of geopolitical rivalry, scientific and educational diplomacy and social policy.
Information (Russian version) is available at the link.
April 26, 2024
Roundtable The Second Wave of the National Research of the Older Generation in Russia: Advantages and Prospects
Researchers noted the growing importance of studying aging and active longevity in Russia, since the aging of the population and the increase in the proportion of older people caused by an increase in life expectancy have become both an achievement and a challenge for medicine and the social security system.
Experts: L. Ovcharova, O. Sinyavskaya, A. Andreenkova, S. Biryukova, A. Makarentseva, E. Selezneva, D. Kareva, V. Magun.
Information (Russian version) is available at the link.
April 26, 2024
Honorary paper by Professor Branko Milanovich Three Eras of Global Inequality in 1820-2020 and the Changes of the Last Three Decades
The paper included three big issues - the "era of global inequality", the ratio of inter- and intra-country inequality in income distribution, as well as absolute and relative measures of inequality. Branko Milanovich paid special attention to the redistribution of income and cross-country inequality in the era of "intensive globalization" - 1988-2008... He showed that the reduction of global inequality due to income growth in Asian countries, primarily in China, is coming to an end. Since 2020, inequality between countries has stopped decreasing, and therefore there has been a serious obstacle to poverty reduction.
Information (Russian version) is available at the link.