Չինաստան-Հայաստան ռազմավարական գործընկերության հեռանկարները՝ հայ-չինական գիտաժողովի քննարկման թեմա ԵՊՀ-ում տեղի ունեցավ «Չինաստան-Հայաստան ռազմավարական գործընկերություն. ենթատեքստեր և հեռանկարներ» վերտառությամբ միջազգային գիտաժողովը, որը կազմակերպվել էր ԵՊՀ-ի, Չինաստանի հասարակական գիտությունների ակադեմիայի Ռուսաստանի, Արևելյան Եվրոպայի և Կենտրոնական Ասիայի ուսումնասիրությունների ինստիտուտի, ինչպես նաև ՀՀ ԳԱԱ արևելագիտության ինստիտուտի համագործակցությամբ:
Professor Larissa van den Herik from Leiden University delivers lecture at YSU As part of the Cleveringa Meetings international initiative, a lecture titled "Universalization of Universal Jurisdiction" was held at the YSU Academic Council Session. The lecture was delivered by Professor Larissa van den Herik from Leiden University (Netherlands), a distinguished expert in public international law and a judge.
The role of young scientists in advancing scientific development: "Scientists of the Future" project launches at YSU The Faculty of Russian Philology at Yerevan State University hosted the inaugural event of the "Scientists of the Future" project. The opening ceremony featured addresses by YSU Rector Hovhannes Hovhannisyan and Rector of the Pushkin State Russian Language Institute Nikita Gusev. As part of the project, leading researchers and scholars from prominent Russian universities, representing various fields, will deliver lectures and conduct masterclasses across various faculties at YSU.
From dream to reality: YSU student shares her Erasmus+ study journey "Studying abroad was an invaluable experience for me. It allowed me to develop my professional skills, learn in a new academic environment, interact with students from different countries, and broaden my horizons," says Anahit Aleksanyan, a second-year master's student in the Faculty of European Languages and Communication at Yerevan State University. Through the Erasmus+ exchange program, she traveled to Italy and studied at the Ca' Foscari University of Venice.
National memory and idea of unity as perceived by YSU students At the YSU Charles Aznavour Cultural Center, an ethnographic performance titled "The Armenian" was held at the initiative of the Student Council’s Culture Committee. The aim of the event was to re-evaluate and emphasize patriotism, national self-consciousness, and the recognition of cultural heritage. Through the performance, the rich and multifaceted world of national culture—its traditions, characters, and historical memory—was vividly brought to life.
The development and challenges of public catering sector discussed at YSU A sector-specific panel discussion titled "Issues and Development Trends of the Public Catering (HoReCa) Sector in the Republic of Armenia" was held at the Faculty of Economics and Management, Yerevan State University. During the discussion, founders and specialists from leading companies in the field presented how to effectively build, develop, and manage a business while taking into account modern trends and challenges.
Lecture on "The Medieval Armenian University" held at YSU At the YSU History Museum named after Professor Ludwig Gharibjanyan, a lecture titled "The Medieval Armenian University" was delivered. Lusine Tumanyan, PhD in History and senior researcher at the Matenadaran, presented the history of the University of Gladzor, highlighting its rich spiritual, educational, and cultural heritage.
Workshop on sustainable urban development in the context of human rights held at YSU Yerevan State University hosted a workshop titled "Sustainable Urban Development and Human Rights", organized jointly by the Center for European Studies, the Faculty of Geography and Geology, and the Center for Sustainable Development, within the framework of the "Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence in European Studies: Democracy, Human Rights, and Security (DeHuRiS)" project.
Philosophy and contemporary challenges on conference agenda At Yerevan State University, the three-day international conference titled "Philosophy and Contemporary Challenges. Man in the Ontological Trap" has commenced. The scientific event aims to promote the development of philosophical knowledge, provide philosophical interpretation of existing issues, strengthen cooperation and exchange of experience among philosophers from academic institutions of various countries, enrich the content of philosophy taught in educational establishments, and improve teaching methodologies.
YSU biologists study cancer cells that 'hide' in bone marrow and later cause new tumor sites After chemotherapy, cancer cells may "hide", particularly in the bone marrow. Under certain stimuli, they may re-enter the bloodstream years later, giving rise to new cancerous sites. For example, if a patient has had breast cancer, disease recurrence is possible. Presenting this issue, Nikolay Avtandilyan, Head of the Basic and Pathological Biochemistry Laboratory at YSU, emphasizes that the university's biologists are working to understand why these cells "migrate" to the bone marrow, which factors enable them to "hide", and what later causes the disease to reemerge with renewed intensity.
