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Master class "Processing neuroimaging data in FSL"

FSL is a comprehensive library of analysis tools for FMRI, MRI and DTI brain imaging data

Conference "Mathematical logic, algebra and computation"

On July 18-19 a conference “Mathematical logic, algebra and computation" was held in Moscow. It was organized by the Steklov Mathematical Institute of Russian Academy of Science. The conference was dedicated to the 85th anniversary of academician S. I. Adian.

The 6th LCSR Summer School is Over in Moscow

The last day of the summer school was devoted to multivariate latent curve models.

The 9th Day of the LCSR Summer School: Between-Group Comparison of Trajectories

On Thursday, Prof. Kenneth Bollen addressed more complicated latent curve models. The lecturer talked about the between-group comparison of trajectories.

The 8th Day of the LCSR Summer School: Nonlinear Latent Curve Models Estimation & Conditional Latent Curve Models

On Wednesday, the participants learned how to estimate nonlinear latent curve models and found out more about conditional latent curve models.

Master’s Programme 'Comparative Social Research'

You are welcome to get acquainted with HSE master’s programme 'Comparative Social Research', created on the basis of the Laboratory for Comparative Social Research.

The 7th Day of the LCSR Summer School: Unconditional Latent Curve Models

On Tuesday, Prof. Kenneth Bollen discussed unconditional latent curve models on the 6th LCSR International Summer School.

World Association for Public Opinion Research Conference to Take Place in Russia for the First Time

From September 15 – 17, 2016, the World Association for Public Opinion Research (WAPOR) Regional Conference ‘Survey Research and the Study of Social and Cultural Change’ will take place at HSE.

The Second Week of the 6th LCSR Summer School Has Begun

The second week of the 6th LCSR Summer School has begun in Moscow. The main course “Latent curve models: a structural equation perspective” will be given by professor Kenneth Bollen (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA).

Russian User-Innovators: What and Why

Many Russians practice user innovation by developing their own inventions for use in everyday life, recreation, sports, etc. According to a study by Fursov and Turner conducted as part of the HSE ISSEK Monitoring Survey of Innovative Behaviour of the Population, the estimated share of user-innovators in Russia may be as much as 10%, which is substantially higher than in many other countries.