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On June 26, 2025, Daria Kleeva's dissertation on the topic "Development of algorithmic solutions based on noninvasive neuroimaging tools for precision medicine and cognitive monitoring", submitted for the degree of Candidate of Cognitive Sciences, will be defended.

The key topics of the conference were:
1) Viktor Borisovich Sochava – geographer, geobotanist, cartographer, educator, science organiser, memories of Academician V.B. Sochava;
2) the theory of geosystems as a theoretical and methodological basis for the development of the concept of human co-creation with nature;
3) the theory and methodology of geobotanical mapping and regionalisation;
4) mapping and geoinformation modelling of geosystems for the purposes of planning rational nature management. A total of 45 reports were presented at the conference, devoted not only to the theoretical and methodological aspects of the development of the teachings of V.B. Sochava and his followers on geosystems, but also on modern methods of mapping and modelling geosystems and their individual components based on GIS and remote sensing, as well as the applied use of research results for the organisation of rational nature management.

As part of the Summer School of Stochastic Analysis-2025, Professor of St. Petersburg State University, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences Mikhail Anatolyevich Lifshits gave a mini-course “Some Problems on Pursuit and Approximation of Random Processes”

Staff members of the LLFP Laboratory participated in the “Fourteenth Smirnov Readings in Logic” conference, which took place from June 19 to 21 in Moscow State University.

The international conference “Experimental and Computational Approaches to the Study of Pathological Conditions” for HSE University students and postgraduates was held on 17 June 2025 at the Faculty of Biology and Biotechnology, HSE University

At a meeting of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) Statistical Committee, HSE ISSEK researchers Gulnara Abdrakhmanova and Anna Demyanova presented a system for measuring the full life cycle of AI technologies, which allows not only to track the development and implementation of AI, but also to assess its impact on the social sphere.

Within the framework of the session "The rights of young scientists to their developments: how not to drown in bureaucracy?", organized by the Ministry of Education and Science of Russia and O.E. Kutafin University, the issue of barriers and incentives for applied research carried out by young scientists was discussed.

On May 23-24, the 2nd international conference "Social Work & Social Research" was held, where employees of the International Laboratory for Social Integration Research took part. The conference was held in Baku (Azerbaijan) at the University of Azerbaijan.