On Wednesday, May 20 the honorary lecture of the XXI April International Academic Conference on Economic and Social Development and the all-Russian seminar "Mathematical methods of decision analysis in economics, finance and politics" was held. Y. Shi gave a lecture on "Big Data Analysis: Theory and Applications"
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The HSE University International Advisory Committee met online on May 19 to discuss the proposed Codes of Conduct for faculty and students, as well as assess the university’s transition to online learning.
The HSE Institute for Statistical Studies and Economics of Knowledge analysed the KIBS firms’ demand for digital technologies and the impact of their adoption on business activity. Top management survey results have shown that about 50% of the companies use big data analysis tools, and only 5.4% implement Virtual and Augmented Reality technologies. About 80% of KIBS firms applied different types of digital tools to optimise business process-es and increase competitiveness even before their massive development during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Topic: On spatial regression models estimated using crowdsourcing, web-scraping or other unconventionally collected Big Data
Date & Time: May, 21; 18:00 - 19:00
Where: online platform Zoom
Date & Time: May, 21; 18:00 - 19:00
Where: online platform Zoom
On Sunday, May 17 the scientific seminar of the International Centre of Decision Choice and Analysis was held. M. Ermolova discussed the paper on "Sustainable Shadow Banking" of Guillermo Ordonez.
Research Assistant at the HSE Center for Language and Brain Nina Ladinskaya took part in the first career-oriented online marathon "Career Express: I am in Science" at the Higher School of Economics.
The article Notational Differences written by the chief research fellow of the International Laboratory for Logics, Linguistics and Formal Philosophy Pietarinen A. V. was published in the international periodical for philosophy in the analytical tradition Acta Analytica.
Despite the regular Zoom meetings, emails, and online chats, a lack of face-to-face communication makes colleagues feel disconnected from each other. We’ve talked to some members of the HSE community about what they do to feel connected and support each other during these uneasy times.
Despite the regular Zoom meetings, emails, and online chats, a lack of face-to-face communication makes colleagues feel disconnected from each other. We’ve talked to some members of the HSE community about what they do to feel connected and support each other during these uneasy times.