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June 19, 2026
HSE Researchers Determine Which Internet Users Are More Likely to Fact-Check
Researchers at HSE University examined the strategies employed by Russian internet users to verify unreliable information and the factors that motivate them to do so. The study found that more than half of users who encounter potentially false information online attempt to verify it by locating the original source. The likelihood of fact-checking is influenced by several factors, including age, place of residence, social status, information literacy skills, and the use of AI. The findings have been published in Monitoring of Public Opinion: Economic and Social Changes.
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Ivan Rubachev works in a HSE University laboratory established jointly with Yandex Research, where he focuses on machine learning with tabular data. In this interview with the HSE Young Scientists project, he discusses why following a vibe can be better than goal-setting, explains the concept of the Neural Turing Machine, and argues why withholding scientific knowledge is counterproductive.
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Nuclear Modification Factor of Neutral Pions in the Forward and Backward Regions in p−Pb Collisions

Physical Review Letters. 2023. Vol. 131. No. 4. Article 042302.
Aaij R., Abdelmotteleb A. S., Abellan Beteta C., Abudinén F., Ackernley T., Adeva B., Adinolfi M., A. Boldyrev, M. Hushchyn, M. Karpov, S. Mokhnenko, F. Ratnikov, A. Ryzhikov

https://journals.aps.org/prl/abstract/10.1103/PhysRevLett.131.042302

Research target: Physics Computer Science
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Keywords: физика высоких энергийLarge Hadron ColliderБольшой адронный коллайдерHigh Energy Physics - Experiment
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Application of neuromorphic approaches to optimization problems for complicated systems for physics experiments (2023)
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