The International Laboratory for Applied Network Research NRU HSE develops and tests new methods for analyzing network data, applying them in empirical research in various scientific fields. The ANR-Lab members get represented by researchers from sociology, political science, economics, management, mathematics, statistics, computer linguistics, and computer science. We maintain cooperation with Russian and international scientists and research groups working in the field of network analysis.
In the autumn of 2017, our Lab launched the master's programme 'Data Analytics and Social Statistics' (previously – 'Applied Statistics with Network Analysis').
News
On November 1, Anna Kartasheva, Research Fellow at the HSE International Laboratory for Applied Network Analysis, delivered the lecture series “Who Owns Success? Russian Entrepreneurs: A History of Intellectual Property” at the Humanitarium festival held at the Library for Foreign Literature.
November 02
Separate news items cover the major conferences. In addition to those, laboratory researchers spoke at several other academic events in October: in St. Petersburg and Hungary, at a conference of the International Sociological Association, and at the Russian Economic Congress in Moscow.
November 01
Following the annual student vote, Irina Pavlova and Stanislav Pashkov have once again been named among the best teachers at HSE University.
November 01
On October 5, Daria Maltseva and co-authors presented a paper on the bibliometric mapping of ego-network research at a conference of the Sirius International Mathematics Center.
November 01
On October 24, ANR-Lab hosted a one-day intensive course, “Zero-Code Network Analysis Tools for Research Tasks.”
November 01
On October 5–9, ANR-Lab researchers presented at the international conference “Modern Methods of Network Analysis” at the Sirius International Mathematics Center, which the laboratory co-organized with two other HSE University laboratories.
October 31
Aryuna Kim, Junior Research Fellow at the International Laboratory for Applied Network Research, has published a monograph on the theoretical foundations and practical applications of qualitative network analysis in social research.
October 29
A team from ANR-Lab led by N.N. Matveeva has received a Russian Science Foundation grant to develop frameworks and benchmarks that will help determine which tasks in the peer review of scientific work can be entrusted to AI systems while humans retain the key role.
October 26
Irina Pavlova and Nataliya Matveeva presented their research at the 13th International Conference on Analysis of Images, Social Networks and Texts (AIST 2026), held in Astana with the support of Nazarbayev University.
October 25
In September, as part of the EEF 2026 business program, a presentation of the analytical digest "Robotics and Artificial Intelligence: International Practices and Opportunities for Russia, the Far East, and the Arctic" was held. The study was prepared by a joint team of experts from the Federal Autonomous Institution "Vostokgosplan" and the ANR-Lab.
September 21