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On April 3, HSE-Perm researchers participated online in the international scientific and practical conference "Independent Neutral Turkmenistan – the Birthplace of International Sports Cooperation and Health". The event, held at the Turkmen State Institute of Physical Education and Sports, gathered participants from more than 12 countries.
‘Policymakers Should Prioritise Investing in AI for Climate Adaptation’
Michael Appiah, from Ghana, is a Postdoctoral Fellow at the International Laboratory of Intangible-Driven Economy (IDLab) at HSE University–Perm. He recently spoke at the seminar ‘Artificial Intelligence, Digitalization, and Climate Vulnerability: Evidence from Heterogeneous Panel Models’ about his research on ‘the interplay between artificial intelligence, digitalisation, and climate vulnerability.’ Michael told the HSE News Service about the academic journey that led him to HSE University, his early impressions of Perm, and how AI can be utilised to combat climate change.
The HSE University in Perm summarized the results of the hackathon on the application of AI in HR technologies
From June 3 to 10, the “Application of Artificial Intelligence to Solve Labor Market Problems” hackathon was held at the HSE University in Perm. The event brought together students and young professionals from various universities. The results were summarized and the winners were awarded at the workshop "AI for Solving Applied Problems," where the application of AI in the HR sphere was discussed. The hackathon was organized by the International Laboratory of Intangible-driven Economy and the Laboratory for Labour Market Studies.
Math and Cybersport: IDLab Researchers at the MathSport International 2025 Conference
From June 4 to 6, 2025, the MathSport International 2025 conference took place at the University of Luxembourg. Researchers from around the globe gathered to discuss the application of mathematical methods to the analysis of sports, ranging from soccer to cyber sports. More than 100 papers were presented in total, including two studies by young IDLab specialists.