IDLab employees successfully performed at the International Conference “Spring Science Days”
The Institute of Economics and Management at the Ural Federal University named after the first President of Russia, Boris Yeltsin, hosted the IX International Conference of Students and Young Scientists, called "Spring Days of Science", from 22 to 26 April 2025. The event was attended by young employees from IDLab, who presented six scientific reports.
The conference brought together more than 500 people from 60 universities, including 40 from other parts of Russia. There were 38 scientific sections in total, covering lots of different topics and areas. Half the speakers were students, and half were postgraduates and young scientists.
IDLab employees took part in four sections, where they presented the results of their research and shared their experiences with colleagues from different universities around the country.
Section "Modern methods of economic research: laboratory experiments and econometric modeling":
- Teplykh G.V. “Modern methods of economic research: laboratory experiments and econometric modeling”
- Usanin M.A., Shenkman E.A. “Modern methods of economic research: laboratory experiments and econometric modeling”
- E.A. Shenkman “Modern methods of economic research: laboratory experiments and econometric modeling”
Section “Influence of Development Institutions on the Economic Growth of Russian Regions”
- Kireecheva A.D., Shenkman E.A., Maksimova I.A. “Digitalization as a growth driver for SMEs: a regional approach”
Section "Digitalization as a Driver of SME Growth: The Regional Approach"
- Smirnov A.O. “Digitalization as a Driver of SME Growth: Regional Approach”
Section "Global Challenges for Companies and Industries: From Constraints to Opportunities"
- Shalaeva E.V "How market uncertainty affects the efficiency of small and medium-sized enterprises"
Junior Research Fellow, International Laboratory of Intangible-driven Economy
"This conference is a great place to share the results of our research so far. All the sections were very different, which made it fun to take part. You could see and explore different ways of doing science. I would like to thank the people who organised the conference for letting me present my paper."