The European University at St. Petersburg together with the State Hermitage, Yandex and BrainGarden are creating the Laboratory for Art and Artificial Intelligence (Laboratory I3). Laboratory I3 will be part of the new International School of Arts and Cultural Heritage.

The European University at St. Petersburg and the State Hermitage Museum create the International School of Arts and Cultural Heritage. The project will bring together a world-class museum, an advanced center of scholarship and education, and an innovative industry.

What could a coal phase-out in Russia look like? This event will discuss the Russian coal sector and prospective elements of a coal phase-out in the country. Building on findings from the project ‘The Russian Coal Sector: Challenges and Transition Opportunities’ convened by Climate Strategies, we will be debating Russia’s climate policies, including the coal sector and energy transitions.

Researchers from Skoltech, the European University at St. Petersburg, and Lomonosov Moscow State University have developed an algorithm that detects the ultimate controlling owners of companies.

In the eighteenth century, Russia emerged as a truly European power. Yet despite the presence of Russians in Europe and Europeans in Russia, the vast Russian Empire continued to be perceived as a quasi-oriental land. As a result, those artists and works of art that moved from West to East were – and sometimes still are — all too often seen as vanishing into a distant realm. This panel will highlight current research on the Russian art world and its engagement with Western Europe in the eighteenth century. Short presentations will examine the importance of the French tradition to St. Petersburg’s Imperial Academy of Arts, Russian artists’ travel to the Netherlands and Paris, Russian patronage of Venetian art, connections between Russian and British art as reflected in portraits by Rokotov and Gainsborough, and Russian collecting of classical antiquities.

The journal Science of the American Association for the Advancement of Science published an article about an independent study of the effectiveness of vaccination, which was conducted by scientists from the European University, the Medical Institute named after Sergey Berezin, the First honey in St. Petersburg and the Tarus Hospital.

Vaccinated residents of St. Petersburg with symptomatic COVID-19 are almost 5 times less likely to have severe disease. Vaccine effectiveness against hospitalization was 81% for fully vaccinated individuals.

BOUNDARIES OF THE POLITICAL IN RUSSIA, THE SECOND HALF OF THE XIX — FIRST QUARTER OF THE XX CENTURIES

Now Covid-19 cases are rising and the government is trying to convince hesitant residents to get a vaccine.

The July 1 webinar on COVID-19 vaccination “Hey, are you vaccinated?” featuring professors from Skoltech, the European University in Saint Petersburg and New Economic School attracted over a hundred pressing questions on SARS-CoV-2 and the vaccines against it.

European University at Saint-Petersburg, November 1–2, 2021*.

The New University League brings together new-generation Russian universities created according to international standards. Founded by the European University at St. Petersburg, the Moscow Higher School of Social and Economic Sciences, the New Economic School (NES), and the Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology (Skoltech), the League is open to other Russian and international universities committed to pursue the best management practices, high educational standards, and world-class frontier research.

The project Open Database of Interdisciplinary Art in Russia (MIR) announces call for papers for online conference “Exploring the Unconventional: Ways to Address the Intersections of  Art, Science, and Technology”.

Vladlena Gromova. Introductory word on the project Open Database of Interdisciplinary Art in Russia

MA degree programs in International Relations Russian and Eurasian Studies (IMARES) | Energy Politics in Eurasia (ENERPO)  The European University at Saint-Petersburg (EUSP) invites all students interested in Russia and the Post-Soviet area (Eurasia) to join one of our international Master's degree programs in International Relations. You may focus on Russian and Eurasian Studies or on Energy Politics in Eurasia.

Researchers from the European University at St. Petersburg, Scandinavia clinic, Genetico laboratory, and Smorodintsev Research Institute of Influenza have obtained the preliminary results from the third wave of a representative SARS-CoV-2 antibody seroprevalence survey. The study is conducted with support from JSC Polymetal.

Simon Franklin, Professor of Slavonic Studies at the University of Cambridge and Trustee of the European University at St. Petersburg, has become an honorary nominee for the prestigious historical Mark Raev Prize. The prize is awarded annually by the 18th Century Russian Study Group to a researcher whose book makes a special contribution to the study of the "Long Russian 18th Century."

The EUSP intern (Department of History, 2005–2006) Brandon M. Schechter, now a fellow at New York University in Shanghai and the Harriman Institute at Columbia University, received the Paul Birdsall Prize for his book "Stuff of Soldiers: A History of the Red Army in World War II Through Objects."

Rowman & Littlefield International has published a collective monograph “The Future of the State. Philosophy and Politics” edited by Artemy Magun, director of the Stasis Center for Practical Philosophy. The book is devoted to the development of a positive concept of the state from the leftist political theory point of view.