The event was organized and conducted by the Council of Young Scientists and the department of organization of scientific activity of Dnipro State University of Internal Affairs.
The II All-Ukrainian Forum of Young Scientists “Modern research of young scientists in the globalization world: challenges, innovations, security in conditions of martial law” gathered representatives of higher education institutions from all regions of Ukraine and was conducted in a mixed format.
The meeting was opened by the head of the department of organization of scientific activity of DSUIA Denys Proshyn and the head of the Council of Young Scientists of DSUIA, the head of the department of quality assurance of education Liliia Bobrishova.
The purpose of the Forum was to create a platform for the exchange of opinions and experience between researchers and practitioners, representatives of state authorities, local self-government and civil society institutions on topical issues of ensuring academic integrity in scientific research and the educational process in the context of rapid technological development related to artificial intelligence technologies, overcoming the challenges facing Ukrainian science in the conditions of full-scale armed aggression of the russian federation, finding ways to strengthen national security and deepen international cooperation.
Young doctors of sciences, candidates of sciences and doctors of philosophy, postgraduates, as well as students of higher education took part in the discussions. The participants had the opportunity to discuss the results of their own research, ask questions to the speakers and join the professional discussion of current problems of the development of science, education and security in modern conditions.
The issues of the impact of the war on the peculiarities of the scientific problematics in the field of law were discussed, as well as the issue of the strategy of interoperability with NATO, in particular the standardization of the security and defense sector in wartime conditions; the administrative and legal principles of providing social services to servicemen were considered and the relevance of the study of knowledge management in organizational structures for the preparation of tools for post-war reconstruction was discussed.
Similar events allow young scientists to present the results of their own research, exchange scientific experience and form new ideas for further research activities.
The Forum promotes the development of cooperation between higher education institutions, the popularization of academic integrity, the involvement of young people in solving current problems of state-building, security and legal science, as well as the formation of a modern scientific environment capable of effectively responding to the challenges of wartime and post-war reconstruction of Ukraine.
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