In the Russian market, sustainable development increases business value primarily when it becomes part of a company’s corporate strategy. This is the conclusion reached by researchers from HSE University and their international colleagues after analysing the management practices of 152 publicly listed Russian companies. The study has been published in the journal Business Strategy and the Environment.
HSE University researchers have investigated how doctors’ professional experience and patient ratings affect patients’ trust in medical information. They found that people are more likely to be persuaded by the opinions of highly rated doctors, while paying less attention to their years of experience. The findings have been published in the journal Frontiers in Human Neuroscience.
An economist at HSE University used a microeconomic model to show that excessively strict restrictions on the collection and processing of personal data can do users more harm than good. The article has been published in Voprosy Ekonomiki.
In the Russian market, sustainable development increases business value primarily when it becomes part of a company’s corporate strategy. This is the conclusion reached by researchers from HSE University and their international colleagues after analysing the management practices of 152 publicly listed Russian companies. The study has been published in the journal Business Strategy and the Environment.
HSE University researchers have investigated how doctors’ professional experience and patient ratings affect patients’ trust in medical information. They found that people are more likely to be persuaded by the opinions of highly rated doctors, while paying less attention to their years of experience. The findings have been published in the journal Frontiers in Human Neuroscience.
An economist at HSE University used a microeconomic model to show that excessively strict restrictions on the collection and processing of personal data can do users more harm than good. The article has been published in Voprosy Ekonomiki.
Engineers and researchers at the HSE Institute for Robotics Systems have successfully run the first tests of an AI-powered environmental recognition model deployed on a robot dog. The robot navigated around the HSE Pokrovka building and Pokrovsky Bulvar, analysing the surrounding environment to identify its location.
HSE University has joined the international BESIII (Beijing Spectrometer III) collaboration in high-energy physics. This marks the first practical outcome of the memorandum of cooperation signed in 2025 between HSE University and the Institute of High Energy Physics (IHEP) in Beijing, China.
Researchers from HSE University presented a study at the international ChinaMM 2026 conference on how video transmission distortions affect the performance of neural networks. The authors proposed a new approach to testing the robustness of such models under conditions that closely resemble the real-world use of video services.
The Statistical AI Conference was held in Sanya, Hainan Island, China, from 24 to 28 August 2026. The international event brought together leading experts in statistics, machine learning, and applied AI. Alexey Naumov, Director of the AI and Digital Science Institute at the HSE Faculty of Computer Science, and Sergey Samsonov, Head of the International Laboratory of Stochastic Algorithms and High-Dimensional Inference, were among the conference organisers.
The HSE Scientometrics Centre analysed more than 104,000 papers published between 2020 and 2025 and presented at ten top-level A* conferences ranked by ICORE 2026. The researchers examined the contributions of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa. Together, these countries accounted for around 40,800 publications, or 39.2% of the total. However, the distribution is highly uneven, and a shared BRICS research space has yet to emerge.
On December 3–5, 2026, HSE University in Moscow will host ‘Comorbid Field 3.0: Social Well-Being, Health, and Medicine in Multiple Contexts,’ an interdisciplinary scientific conference with international participation organised by the Centre for Comparative Research on Social Well-Being at the HSE University Faculty of Social Sciences together with the HSE University–St Petersburg School of Arts and Humanities, the Institute for Interdisciplinary Health Research at the European University at St Petersburg, and Sechenov University. Applications for participation are open until October 4.
Researchers at the HSE Centre for Language and Brain have presented RusLan-M, an open multimedia corpus that makes it possible to trace the development of early child speech in Russian from first words to the emergence of complex grammatical constructions. The database contains around 41 hours of video recordings and more than 35,000 child utterances. The new resource will help researchers study more precisely how children acquire Russian and, in the longer term, develop more reliable tools for assessing speech development. The study has been published in Language Resources and Evaluation.
