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Mikhail Melnichenko: “Every document is important, but we can’t always predict for whom”

24.04.2025
Today marks the 10th anniversary of the Prozhito project. Over the years, the team has published thousands of diary pages, preserved the voices of past generations, created a vital archive of personal history, and inspired thousands of people to study the past. We wish the project many more years, dedicated colleagues, and continued inspiration. May Prozhito continue to open the past to us so we can better understand the present.

Welcome to Saint Petersburg and EUSP Summer School ‘25

26.02.2025
Within two full weeks the summer school participants will have the opportunity to gain a deep understanding of Russia within the Eurasian space, analyzing it from historical and contemporary, theoretical and practical perspectives. The students will be engaged in thoughtful discussions with Russian and Post-Soviet studies experts gathered in St. Petersburg and visit landmarks of special significance to Russia’s past and present.

A book by researchers from the Institute of Interdisciplinary Medical Research and the Department of Anthropology has been published by Lexington Books

29.01.2025
The book is called "The Birth of the Patient: Multiple Entities of Newborns in Russian Neonatal Care". Analyzing documents, semi-structured as well as expert interviews with healthcare professionals, focus groups and employing participant observation and self-observation methodologies, Anastasia Novkunskaya , Artemy Minakov and Anna Klepikova examine the structure of the neonatal care system using the example of one of the Russian regions.

The Center for Institutional Analysis of Science and Education has won a grant from the Potanin Foundation in the Institutional Experience category

22.11.2024
The CIANO training project is aimed at providing representatives of different disciplines with the opportunity to learn from each other's experience and jointly understand the stages of preparing complex publications. This involves a review of contemporary scholarly literature based on a formalized analysis of large arrays of publications.