Conference topics

The topic includes but is not limited to the following issues:

• Human capital as a key driver of governmental activity and a primary condition for sustainable development;
• Corporate social responsibility of government, business, public organizations and citizens;
• Advancing the management and decision-making system;
• World experience of entrepreneurship practices;
• Establishing sustainable development of the economy;
• Technology transfer and labor market;
• Leadership culture and talent management;
• Legislative support for sustainable development.

The topic includes but is not limited to the following issues:

• The mission of the university on the formation of creative human capital;
• The role of a modern research project university in the development of vocational training systems and professional qualifications;
• University interaction practices with government, business and public organizations;
• Inter-university partnerships and "mirror" technologies in education and science;
• Interdisciplinary approach in education and science.

The topic includes but is not limited to the following issues:

• IT education in the modern world: brilliance and poverty;
• Mathematical education as the basis for the harmonious personal development;
• Development of IT technologies and global digitalization: transforming the future and ethical challenges;
• Which mathematics is needed in the modern world?
• "Why is that?": the possibilities, prospects and limitations of the explainable artificial intelligence;
• "Digital Twin": the approaching convergence of technologies?
• Mathematics and computer science as tools for transforming the life of modern society.

The topic includes but is not limited to the following issues:

• Cultural transfer: Austria ↔ Russia ↔ France (bilateral and trilateral relations in the XIX-XXI centuries); 
• Nizhny Novgorod on the map of Austrian and French cultures;
• “Mediators” in cultural transfer: personalities and institutions;
• A museum in the educational space.