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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.

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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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Results of the Contest to Predict Nobel Prize Winners in Economics

Results of the Contest to Predict Nobel Prize Winners in Economics
This year, three economists received the Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel: Ben Bernanke, Douglas Diamond and Philip Dybvig. For participants of the prediction contest, the jury's choice turned out to be quite unexpected—only six people guessed one of the three Nobel laureates.