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Understanding the Study of Transport Behaviour: Methods and Motivations
An HSE researcher has examined the relationship between weather conditions and the sentiments expressed by users of a Russian social network
No excuses left for students who don't read, say HSE neuroscientists
HSE scientists have compiled a catalogue of rogue waves
The decrease could be even greater but for the drinking of parents
How a knowledge of other languages and cultures contributes to creativity
Treating a woman as a 'beautiful but weak princess' can mask hostility
HSE University studies the ‘uncanny valley’ effect
How fan creations are reshaping cultural canons
Sociologist Svetlana Mareeva describes 'typical Russians' and discusses some of the opportunities, risks and inequalities in Russian society
Poor spelling and punctuation are not a major factor in the perception of intelligence
Neurobiologist Vasily Klyucharev talks about new world-class labs, the brain's magnetic activity, how our frontal lobes suppress kindness, how stories affect the economy and conflicts between motorists and advocates of greener neighbourhoods