On October 18, a scientific article was published in the journal BMC Cancer, in which researchers from the Institute of Medical Studies of the European University at St. Petersburg and the N.N. Petrov National Medical Research Center of Oncology assessed the completeness of the data from cancer registries in the regions of the Northwestern Federal District for 2008–2017.

The book presents the results of an interdisciplinary study of the past, present and future of the Russian coal industry at a time when developed countries are actively promoting a climate policy agenda that includes, among other things, the complete abandonment of coal generation.

Antler, created by Zuckerberg's classmate Magnus Grimeland, is one of the largest venture capital players in the Asian high-tech investment market.

The Oxford Art Journal published an article “Impressionism in the Land of the Bolsheviks: Questions of Art, Reality, and Ideology in the Interwar Soviet Union” by Ilia Doronchenkov, professor at the EUSP School of Arts and Cultural Heritage, Deputy Director in charge of research at the Pushkin Museum.

News for those who are in Venice. On September 28-30, VIU will host an international symposium aimed at addressing the challenges of science communication and public engagement faced by academic and research institutions. Anyone can attend the event.

The expert will speak at the session “How women are fighting for their rights and social opportunities, from the capital to small towns”.

European University at St. Petersburg is holding a scientific conference “Setting and overcoming borders: the Greater Caucasus in regional and global history, XVIII–XX centuries.” The conference is dedicated to the history of the Greater Caucasus — a historical and geographical macro-region that unites many cultures, religions, economic structures and identities.

Olga Bychkova, Dean of the Faculty of Sociology, Director of the Center for Science and Technology Studies (STS Center) of the European University, told the RBC.Trends about the trends in the science of the future — the entry of digital technologies into science, interdisciplinarity, the gradual disappearance of fundamental research, etc.

Street style oversized T-shirts is in black and white, as well as preppy style sweatshirts is in three shades and with embroidery.

The GASWORLD journal about technical gases and cryogenic equipment published an article by Irina Mironova, associate employee of EUSP and teacher of the Energy Policy and Energy Transition in Eurasia (ENERPO) program, about the possibilities and prospects of forming a gas hub in Turkey.

On June 1 at the EUSP Center for International Education in Yerevan (E-center), Boris Kolonitsky will give a lecture dedicated to the memory of Vladimir Lenin in modern Russia.

Here colleagues share useful information about research in the field of energy policy and energy transition, discuss current trends in global energy and international energy policy.

On May 27 at the History Museum of Armenia in Yerevan, Boris Kolonitsky will give a lecture dedicated to the memory of the First World War in Russia and other post-Soviet countries.

The Center for Institutional Analysis of Science and Education has prepared an analytical report titled “Russian Historians: Portrait of an Academic Profession" . The report is the result of a joint study by CIASE and the Scholarly Electronic Library eLibrary (similar surveys have been conducted for sociologists, economists, political scientists and lawyers).

The Empire's End kicks off a new season of podcast “History is Just Beginning”. In the new cycle, historians continue to argue about the viability of the Russian Empire at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries.

The Russian Science Foundation has finalized the results of the 2023 competition for projects of individual scholarly groups, the 2023 competition for interdisciplinary research, and the competition for deadline extension for the completion of individual research projects for groups supported in 2020.

Every second issue of the journal opens with the heading "Forum" — a public discussion on the state and development of anthropology and the humanities in general. The topic of discussion in issue number 56 is "Science and Borders".

The scientific journal "Applied Econometrics" has published an article by employees of the Institute for Law Enforcement Problems: Leonid Zhizhin, Alexei Knorre, Ruslan Kuchakov and Dmitry Skogarevsky. The work is called "What Crime Costs Russian Society: Measurement Using a Compensating Change in Income ". 

On March 22, 2023, Alexey Knorre, a graduate of the EUSP Faculty of Political Science and Sociology, defended his PhD thesis in criminology at the University of Pennsylvania

Historians Vladimir Lapin and Amiran Urushadze speak about amazing St. Petersburg, its smells and sounds.