Research & Expertise
Student Research Paper Competition 2021 Kicks Off at HSE University
The annual HSE Student Research Paper Competition (SRPC) helps young researchers try their hand in a real academic competition, where leading experts and professionals from HSE University assess their research papers. This year, participation will be open from September 1 to October 15.
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Student Research Paper Competition 2019: Students Need to Reapply
The organizers are asking everyone who had submitted their work to the competition to send it again. Applications are open until December 20th
HSE’s Annual Student Research Paper Competition Now Open
HSE’s annual student research paper competition has begun accepting applications for the 2019 cycle. The competition is open not only to students of HSE University but to students of any university, both in Russia and abroad. You can submit research papers in Russian or in English. The application deadline is October 15.
Statistical analysis of factors influencing child malnutrition in Africa. A meeting of the student society "Demographer"
The meeting of the student society "Demographer" was held on November 10, 2017 and was devoted to a statistical analysis of factors affecting child malnutrition in African countries. The speaker of the meeting was Anna Lubnina, a first year student of the HSE programme "Population and Development".
"Demoscope Weekly" ## 737-738
Current topic: Matrimonial Behaviour of Russians and other Europeans
In the issue: Marriage, fertility and reproduction of the maternal generation in Belarus and Ukraine: the experience of comparative analysis. Causes of divorce in modern Russia. Problems of conflict regulation in marriage and family relations in international private law in Russia.
"Demoscope Weekly" ## 721-722
Current topic: How mortality decreased in Finland
In the issue: An assessment of their health by men and women in Russia, Estonia, Lithuania and Finland. Death from senility: the result of demographic policy or a tool for government bodies to simulate activity? “INVISIBLE PEOPLE”: the non-permanent population of remote rural areas of Eastern Finland.