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Alina Buzanakova and Evgeny Ozhegov, researchers at the HSE-Perm Group for Applied Markets and Enterprises Studies (AMES), presented the results of their research at the 19th International Conference on Cultural Economics at the University of Valladolid, Spain.

Evgeniy Ozhegov, Senior Lecturer at the School of Economics and Finance, Junior Research Fellow at the Group for Applied Markets and Enterprises Studies (AMES), and member of the HSE Group of Young Academic Professionals, has recently defended his Candidate of Sciences’ thesis in economics. He teaches econometrics, microeconometrics, game theory, and consumer behavior theory for students of HSE in Perm, and advises them on how to write better graduation papers. In addition to that, Evgeniy heads a student club in econometrics, organizes AMES seminars, and takes part in academic and applied research.

Alexey Chmykhov graduated from HSE Perm in Economics in 2015. He is now studying for an MA in Finance while working as a research assistant at the HSE International Laboratory of the Intangible-driven Economy in Perm. Alexey has spoken at Russian and international conferences, taken part in international research competitions, and graduated with honours. Here he shares his impressions about his work and studies at HSE with us.

PhD Sofia Kulikova, senior research fellow of Scientific and training laboratory for interdisciplinary empirical studies of HSE-Perm, will read popular scientific lecture “Brain hour for children” within the framework of the “City civil weekend” activities.

HSE increased its overall score this year from 73.9 in 2015 to 74.9, allowing it to take 35^th place in the ranking.

 Svetlana Strinyuk, Associate Professor at the School of Foreign Languages at HSE Perm, presented a report ‘Identity through Violence Aestheticization: murals in Derry and Belfast’ at the 5th international conference CONTEMPART 2016. The conference was dedicated to issues of urban identity, urban space and contemporary art and took place in Istanbul.

Mark Evlampiev, student of the Master’s programme 'Project Management: Project Analysis, Investments, and Implementation Technologies', measured the level of happiness in the urban environment using data from the social network Instagram in the city of Perm.

Kseniya Baydina, 3rd-year student of the bachelor’s programme in Management, presented her report ‘Uncertainty of Outcome and Attendance: Evidence from Russian Football’ at the 20th Conference of the German Association of Sport Economics and Sport Management, held at the University of Tuebingen.