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Assessing Sustainable Development Through Wavelet-Quantile Based Analysis: Comparative Insights From Four Developed Countries

Çelik A., Veselitskaya N., Damrah S.

Sustainable Development. 2026. Vol. 34. No. S2. P. 1274-1301.

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Evaluating Delphi survey accuracy in transportation: Evidence from Japanese technology foresight

Niyazov S., Maibakh O., Alexei Sukharev et al.

Technological Forecasting and Social Change. 2026. Vol. 224.

Book chapter
Challenges and Risks to the Inclusion of AI for Environmental Applications

Aleksandrova I., Milshina Y.

In bk.: Artificial Intelligence Enabled Real Time Environmental Monitoring. Springer, 2026. Ch. 10. P. 199-229.

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Artificial Intelligence and Environmental Decision Support Systems

Daria Gribkova, Milshina Y.

In bk.: Artificial Intelligence Enabled Real Time Environmental Monitoring. Springer, 2026. P. 231-252.

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Artificial Intelligence for Urban Planning and Building Smart Cities

Demekhina A., Milshina Y.

In bk.: Artificial Intelligence Enabled Real Time Environmental Monitoring. Springer, 2026. P. 253-281.

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Leo Tolstoy, Specifications, Counterpoint, and AI Inclusivity: HSE University Discusses Vibe Coding

Leo Tolstoy, Specifications, Counterpoint, and AI Inclusivity: HSE University Discusses Vibe Coding
HSE University hosted the first international conference on vibe coding, VIBE CODING RUSSIA 2026. More than 450 participants and speakers from universities, banks, the telecommunications and cybersecurity sectors, and the vibe-coding community discussed how AI is shortening the path from research findings to products and who is responsible for code written by an algorithm.

HSE University Expands Cooperation with Malaysia in Technology Foresight

HSE University Expands Cooperation with Malaysia in Technology Foresight
HSE University researchers will take part in a study of the future of engineering education in Malaysia, while the Malaysian Industry-Government Group for High Technology (MIGHT) will use the iFORA big-data analysis system to validate the findings of its foresight research. These are the outcomes of a visit by HSE representatives to Kuala Lumpur.

HSE Initiates Development of Ethical Standard for Anthropomorphic Robots

HSE Initiates Development of Ethical Standard for Anthropomorphic Robots
Beyond technological solutions, the development of anthropomorphic robotics also demands ethical ones. In July 2026, the HSE Institute for Robotics Systems hosted a foresight session dedicated to developing an Ethical Standard for Anthropomorphic Robotic Complexes. Representatives from businesses, government bodies, scientific organisations, and universities gathered to discuss key ethical and legal issues surrounding the development of anthropomorphic robotic complexes. The main outcome of the meeting was a draft of the Ethical Standard.

HSE Study Reveals Imbalance in the Generative AI Market

HSE Study Reveals Imbalance in the Generative AI Market
Researchers at HSE University analysed how effectively the global generative artificial intelligence market converts investment into real revenue, concluding that AI is currently developing faster than it is paying off. The results have been published in the journal Foresight and STI Governance.

HSE Scientists Identify Effective Models for Training Research Personnel for Industry

HSE Scientists Identify Effective Models for Training Research Personnel for Industry
Experts from the HSE Institute for Statistical Studies and Economics of Knowledge have examined industrial PhD programmes across 19 countries worldwide. The analysis shows that the key components of an effective model include co-funding by universities, industry, and government; dual academic supervision; and flexible intellectual property arrangements. The findings have been published in Foresight and STI Governance.

Scientists Find That Only Technological Innovations Consistently Advance Environmental Sustainability

Scientists Find That Only Technological Innovations Consistently Advance Environmental Sustainability
Renewable energy and labour productivity do not always contribute to environmental sustainability. Technological innovation is the only factor that consistently has a positive effect. This is the conclusion reached by an international team of researchers, including Natalia Veselitskaya, Leading Research Fellow at the HSE ISSEK Foresight Centre. The study has been published in Sustainable Development.

Institute for Statistical Studies and Economics of Knowledge has developed a system for AI measuring

Institute for Statistical Studies and Economics of Knowledge has developed a system for AI measuring
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.