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A new electronic resource has been created at the Linguistic Convergence Laboratory — the spoken corpus of the Tsnal variety of Lezgi.

On the March 16, the third meeting took place within the framework of the Disability Studies colloquium at the Tretyakov Gallery. This time the tour and lecture were devoted to the images of caring in Russian art of the late 19th - early 20th centuries.

The functionality of state information systems, the quality of data have reached maturity, the accumulation stage is replaced by the stage of developing system solutions. The role of digital transformation in modern public administration was discussed at the joint scientific seminar "Data-centric public administration: effects, risks, barriers", which was held within the framework of the strategic project "Digital Transformation: technologies, effects, efficiency". Evgeny Styrin, Head of the International Laboratory of Digital Transformation in Public Administration at the IPAG HSE, made a presentation on "Data-based Public Administration: Key Barriers and Development Prospects".

The journal PeerJComputerScience (IF = 2.41) published an article with the results of a joint project of the SCILA and VTB Bank.

Konstantin Burkin and Alexander Kirdeev, research interns at the International Laboratory of Bioinformatics, won the competition for young scientists' research projects on digital technologies and transformation. For the 2023 year implementation, this project became part of the strategic work "Digital Transformation: Technologies, Impact, Efficiency".

Cyber attacks exploit flaws in software, human error or misplaced trust. The end goal is to access information, money or to disrupt an organisation. To keep a step ahead of these criminals requires the organisation to have ‘strategic cyber-foresight’, advise Bruno Fischer of the University of Campinas, and Dirk Meissner, of HSE University Moscow. Researchers commented for the R&D Today on the highlights of their Guest Editorial in a Special Section for the IEEE, Transactions on Engineering Management, VOL. 69, NO. 6, DECEMBER 2022, they have curated, that covers cybersecurity.

Cyber attacks exploit flaws in software, human error or misplaced trust. The end goal is to access information, money or to disrupt an organisation. To keep a step ahead of these criminals requires the organisation to have ‘strategic cyber-foresight’, advise Bruno Fischer of the University of Campinas, and Dirk Meissner, of HSE University Moscow. Researchers commented for the R&D Today on the highlights of their Guest Editorial in a Special Section for the IEEE, Transactions on Engineering Management, VOL. 69, NO. 6, DECEMBER 2022, they have curated, that covers cybersecurity.

Their presentation "Correlated disorder - a way to improve the characteristics of superconductors", has theoretically justified the approach which allows to significantly improve superconducting characteristics by using materials with spatially correlated disorder.

The report was dedicated to a new phenomenon in superconducting systems, which is associated with an increase of superconductivity near the surface of a superconductor.

The second issue of 2023 of the Royal Society Open Science published an article by Dmitry Dubrov and co-authors, "Raising the value of research studies in psychological science by increasing the credibility of research reports: the transparent Psi project".