Թվային իրավունքների քաղաքական փիլիսոփայությունը. ինչպե՞ս մնալ քաղաքացի տեխնոլոգիաների դարաշրջանում «Ժամանակակից աշխարհն անհնար է պատկերացնել առանց թվային տեխնոլոգիաների. մենք աշխատում ենք, հարաբերություններ ստեղծում, հանրային բողոք հայտնում և անգամ քվեարկում թվային հարթակներում»,- ասում է ԵՊՀ դասախոս Լևոն Բաբաջանյանը: Լյուվենի կաթոլիկ համալսարանի (Բելգիա) պրոֆեսոր Ակսել Գոսիերիեսի հետ համագործակցելով՝ նրանք համատեղ անցկացրել են «Թվային իրավունքների քաղաքական փիլիսոփայություն» թեմայով դասախոսությունների շարք։ Սակայն, ինչպես նշում են դասընթացի հեղինակները, տեխնոլոգիական այս թռիչքը մարդկության առջև դնում է հիմնարար փիլիսոփայական ու քաղաքական նոր հարցադրումներ։
Nobel laureate Paul Krugman discusses changing global trade and its implications for small economies at YSU conference Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Krugman delivered a virtual keynote address at the Third International Conference "Transformative Economy: Green Transition, Institutional Quality and Value Creation," held at Yerevan State University (YSU). He discussed changes in the global economy, emerging risks in international trade and opportunities for small economies, emphasizing that current shifts in international economic relations have less to do with the economic mechanisms of trade than with the purposes for which economic ties can be used.
How can women's participation and inclusion be promoted in Armenian academia? The Yerevan State University (YSU) Continuing Education Center hosted a roundtable discussion to review and validate the findings of a qualitative study titled "Reproduction of Gender Relations in Armenian Academia: Everyday Practices and Professional Identity."
26th Italian Language Week opens at YSU, bringing together language, creativity and tradition The 26th Week of the Italian Language in the World has opened at Yerevan State University (YSU) under this year's theme, "Brilliant Language: Conceiving, Designing, and Creating in Italian." The event brought together senior diplomats, renowned writers and enthusiasts of Italian culture.
COP17 and Armenia: biodiversity conservation agenda discussed at YSU SSS conference A panel discussion dedicated to the 17th meeting of the Conference of the Parties to the UN Convention on Biological Diversity (COP17) was held as part of the 12th International Youth Conference of the YSU Student Scientific Society.
Armenian translation of "Cell No. 14" presented at YSU The Armenian translation of "Cell No. 14," the memoir of Iran's late supreme leader, Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei, was presented at the YSU Faculty of Oriental Studies. Published in Armenian as "Blood That Became Ruby," the book explores prison life, political struggle and personal relationships against the backdrop of Iran's modern history.
Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation delegation visits YSU A delegation from the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, led by António M. Feijó, President of its Board of Trustees, visited Yerevan State University. During the visit, YSU officials outlined the university's main areas of education and research, while both sides discussed ways to continue their longstanding cooperation and pursue new initiatives.
YSU alumnus at NASA: from space missions to collaboration with alma mater "I hope that as early as summer 2027, we will be able to arrange training at JPL for the first YSU student," says Lermont Khachikyan, a space industry specialist, systems engineer, Contract Technical Manager at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), and graduate of Yerevan State University and the University of California.
Key issues in contemporary Armenian linguistics: from Hrachya Acharyan's scholarly legacy to new prospects for language digitization An international conference dedicated to the 150th anniversary of the birth of Hrachya Acharyan, a distinguished Armenologist, linguist, scholar and academician, has opened at Yerevan State University. The event is jointly organized by the YSU Faculty of Armenian Philology and the Armenian Language Research Laboratory. The three-day conference has brought together scholars from Armenian studies centers in Armenia and abroad to discuss and reassess Acharyan's extensive scholarly legacy, highlighting innovative research in contemporary Armenian linguistics, scientific discoveries and prospects for digitizing linguistic data.
From language change to artificial intelligence: YSU conference explores contemporary Russian studies Traditional linguistic and literary studies remain important, but new fields are developing rapidly alongside them, including digital linguistics, media discourse, artificial intelligence, intercultural communication and new educational technologies. A conference at Yerevan State University, bringing together tradition, innovation and interdisciplinary dialogue, has gathered scholars, lecturers, researchers, early-career academics and students from different countries to examine pressing issues in contemporary Russian studies.
