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Natalia Vasilenok presented a joint paper with Timur Natkhov "Technology Adoption in Agrarian Societies: the Effect of Volga Germans in Imperial Russia" on CInSt research seminar on November 14th.

This issue of HERB is dedicated to one of the most prosaic university topics – teaching. The question of how to teach at university has regained relevance because of changes in the external and internal conditions of HEI.

This paper studies the publication productivity of inbreds and non‐inbreds among Russian academics. The authors did not find any difference in current publication productivity of inbreds and non‐inbreds. However, they found a difference in the cumulative publication productivity: non‐inbreds are being more productive on an individual level throughout their careers.

A workshop with Sergey Popov, Senior Lecturer in the Cardiff Business School, helped early-career researchers to get answers to their questions about academic career and PhD in different countries

Sergey Popov presented his paper "Leadership in Scholarship: Editors' Influence on the Profession's Narrative" on CInSt research seminar on October 31st.

More than 160 proposal were submitted to the conference and only 64 papers were accepted among which there are 3 presentations by CInSt researchers.

If you have some books to share or want to find a new one, please, come to CInSt Bookcrossing in front of G517 on Pokrovsky Boulevard 11.

Koen Schoors, Leading Research Fellow at CInSt, shared his advice about starting, managing and getting a research paper done last week. The meeting was the part of a training course for early career researchers at CInSt and beyond.