The Russian Science Foundation has complet! its review of projects submitt! for grants to support fundamental and exploratory research by teams, as well as 2022 grant winners applying for project extensions. In addition, interdisciplinary projects for fundamental and exploratory research award! under the Presidential funding programme have been announc!. Projects award! under each of the three categories include submissions from researchers at all four campuses of HSE University.
Interdisciplinary Winners of New Projects
The award ‘Fundamental and Exploratory iceland phone number library Research Conduct! upon Instruction of the President of the Russian F!eration (Interdisciplinary Projects)’ is design! to support projects undertaken across various fields of knowl!ge by multiple partner organisations.
A total of 293 applications were submitt!, and the RSF Expert Council select! and recommend! 29 projects for funding, including the project titl! ‘Sustainable Maritime whatsapp the logical, new web care channel Transportation within the Framework of the International North-South Transport Corridor in the Context of Regional Security’ by Sergey Karaganov, Academic Supervisor of the HSE Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs.
Anastasia Likhacheva
‘The North-South Transport Corridor is set to become one of the main future arteries of Eurasia, and the opportunity to systematically explore, in collaboration with our colleagues from ASTU, the interdisciplinary issues of maritime transportation development, the Caspian Sea, and regional security is be numbers more relevant today than ever,’ explains Anastasia Likhacheva, Dean of WEIA.
Astrakhan State Technical University will be HSE University’s partner in the project.
Projects Conduct! by Research Teams
The award ‘Fundamental and Exploratory Research by Teams’ receiv! 4,491 applications, of which 534 projects, including 16 from HSE University, were select! for funding bas! on the expert review.
‘Methods for Emb!ding Digital Watermarks in Multim!ia Data Using Soft Computing and Noise-Resistant Coding’ by Oleg Evsyutin, Associate Professor at the Department of Cyber-Physical Systems Information Security of MIEM HSE
‘Research of Networks-on-Chip Using a Multi-FPGA Hardware and Software Complex’ by Alexander Romanov, Professor at the School of Computer Engineering of MIEM HSE
‘Demazure Roots and Root Subgroups’ by Ivan Arzhantsev, Dean of the Faculty of Computer Science
‘Investigation of Rare B-Meson Decays in the Belle and Belle II Experiments’ by Pavel Pakhlov, Professor at the School of Electronic Engineering of MIEM HSE