Highlights of the 23rd All-Russian Scientific and Practical Conference 'Science Education Youth' at Adyghe State University

The 23rd All-Russian Scientific and Practical Conference "Science. Education. Youth" was hosted at Adyghe State University as part of the Science Days. The event was organized by the Scientific Commonwealth of Young Scientists of ASU, with the support of the Scientific Center of the Russian Academy of Education in the Republic of Adygea.

“Youth science today isn’t merely a training ground for advanced research; it is a comprehensive field of inquiry that addresses real-world needs,” emphasized Murat Bedanokov, ASU’s First Vice-Rector, during the opening of the conference.

The plenary session brought together researchers from a diverse range of fields, including engineering, philology, and law. Semyon Teploukhov, PhD in Engineering, discussed neural network models for predicting renewable energy generation parameters. Alexander Borodin highlighted the issue of invasive species in the ecosystems of southern Russia. Angelina Delenyan emphasized the educational potential of children's public associations. Nafiset Tkharkakhova presented new data on the ‘zoonomial’ vocabulary of the Adyghe language. Lastly, Margarita Meretukova analyzed the legal sanctions related to the dissemination of false information.

The audience also responded especially positively to the applied developments: the VR tour “Childhood without Limits” (Agoshkova Yu., Syshchikova K.) and the neurotechnologies used in training track and field athletes (Radzhabov R.). The organizing committee highlighted the high level of interdisciplinarity and the participants' enthusiasm for engaging in open dialogue. The outcomes of the conference will be documented in an electronic collection.