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When KikoRiki Meets Science

When KikoRiki Meets Science
The Science Republic, in partnership with Russian animated television series KikoRiki, held a joint film lecture as part of the Extra student life festival. Five HSE bachelor’s, master’s, and PhD students presented their research through the plots and characters of the popular animated series, demonstrating how familiar stories can provide a starting point for discussing complex scientific topics.

A Victorious Whitewater Autumn: HSE University Rafting Team Wins 19 Medals and 4 Cups at All-Russian Competitions

A Victorious Whitewater Autumn: HSE University Rafting Team Wins 19 Medals and 4 Cups at All-Russian Competitions
In September, the All-Russian Student Rafting Competitions and the Russian Cup took place at the Kiviniemi rafting centre by the Losevo Rapids in the Leningrad region. A total of 22 student teams participated in the competitions. Moscow was represented by crews from HSE University and MIPT. The HSE team returned home with 19 medals and 4 cups. Furthermore, on October 4, the HSE men's team became the winners of the first Moscow Student Sports Games in rafting.

‘Discover Indonesia’: HSE University–St Petersburg Starts New Season of Cultural Cafe Project

‘Discover Indonesia’: HSE University–St Petersburg Starts New Season of Cultural Cafe Project
How do international internships work, why should a humanities student study engineering, and why is the pace of life in Surabaya faster than in Moscow? For the first time in this academic year, students from Russia and Indonesia met at the Cultural Cafe to share their impressions about participating in HSE University–St Petersburg academic mobility.

‘Learn from Cartoons’: HSE University–St Petersburg Holds Intensive Course on Russian Language for Japanese Students

An image from the cartoon 'Moroshka'
Specially for students of Tokai University (Japan), the team of the Centre for Russian Language and Culture at HSE University–St Petersburg developed an online programme that teaches the Russian language in modern animated cartoons. For three weeks, the students learned how to talk about their daily routine, learned about Russian holidays and traditions, and discussed education and cuisine—all through the lens of popular and independent cartoons.

‘China as a Challenge and an Opportunity’

‘China as a Challenge and an Opportunity’
What is China today—a vast manufacturing hub, a technological superpower, or a distinct civilisational model that is gradually reshaping conventional perceptions of the global economy? What do Russian entrepreneurs need to know to ensure that cooperation with Chinese partners delivers tangible results? These questions were at the heart of the lecture delivered to ICEF students by Prof. Aleksey Maslov, a leading Russian expert on China and Asian countries and visiting lecturer at HSE University.

'I Lacked a Systematic Approach to Developing My Ideas and Projects'

Nikita Lavrenov
Nikita Lavrenov is a second-year student in the Master's programme in Innovation Business Management at the HSE School of Innovation and Entrepreneurship. During his first year of study, he began exploring emerging technology markets, testing hypotheses, and speaking with potential clients. This led to the creation of Oopps.ai, a FinOps project that helps companies analyse cloud infrastructure costs and identify opportunities for optimisation. In this interview, Nikita explains why he chose to pursue a master’s at HSE University and how his studies contributed to his project.

International Space Games to Bring Together Students from around the World

International Space Games to Bring Together Students from around the World
On October 26, the first International Space Games will kick off in Moscow. Teams from Russia, China, India, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Mexico, Pakistan, and Uzbekistan will take part in this new engineering project. Participants will live and work in a simulation of a real space mission. HSE University is acting as project initiator and operator.

How Housing Affordability Affects Family Behaviour and Fertility in Russia and South Korea

How Housing Affordability Affects Family Behaviour and Fertility in Russia and South Korea
On October 19, 2026, the second international research seminar in the series ‘Family Policy and Fertility Support Policies in Northeast Asian Countries’ took place. Held as part of the university project ‘Developing Interdisciplinary Research into Human Potential,’ the event focused on the relationship between housing affordability, family behaviour, and fertility in Russia and South Korea. It was organised by the HSE Institute for Social Policy, the HSE Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs, and the Seoul National University Population Policy Research Centre (Republic of Korea).

'Our Research Can Be Described as Being at the Forefront of Science'

'Our Research Can Be Described as Being at the Forefront of Science'
The International Laboratory of Cluster Geometry at the HSE Faculty of Mathematics focuses on establishing a new scientific discipline that brings together knowledge from different areas of mathematics. The laboratory’s research has attracted considerable interest from both Russian and international colleagues. Its researchers study families of curves and develop methods that are used to investigate the physical microworld. The HSE News Service spoke with the laboratory’s head, Prof. Sergei Lando.

Beyond the Realm of Possibility: HSE Hosts the Final of the Ninth Season of Science Battles

Beyond the Realm of Possibility: HSE Hosts the Final of the Ninth Season of Science Battles
The final of the ninth season of Science Battles, themed ‘Beyond the Realm of Possibility,’ took place at the HSE Cultural Centre in late September. Researchers presented four projects. Each speaker had ten minutes to deliver their presentation, after which they answered questions from the jury and the audience. The speakers explored the boundaries between humans and artificial intelligence, digital platforms and their users, the state and social infrastructure, as well as the distinction between how society defines an individual and how that individual defines themselves.
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