This seminar offers a rigorous examination of the intricate relationship between endogenous chronotypes (internal circadian rhythms), sleep regulation, and broader societal structures. The presentation will analyze how the misalignment between individual biological timing and fixed social schedules—a phenomenon often termed "social jetlag"—profoundly influences human health, productivity, and social equity.
Dr. Evelina T. Akimova, a distinguished scholar from Purdue University, will present cutting-edge, multidisciplinary evidence derived from statistical genetics, objective accelerometer data, and large-scale demographic surveys. Her analysis will specifically address the causal pathways and mechanisms through which chronobiological factors contribute to:
Health and Social Inequalities: Investigating how timing preferences intersect with socioeconomic disparities.
Mental Health Outcomes: Detailing the links between sleep disturbances, chronotype variation, and mental wellbeing.
Career Trajectories and Biodemography: Exploring the influence of biological rhythms on life course outcomes.
Drawing upon unique expertise in causal inference and computational social science, Dr. Akimova's research provides a unique synthesis of molecular genetics and sociological inquiry, positioning her as an emergent leader in social science genomics. This event is essential for researchers and practitioners interested in the biodemographic determinants of human capital and the optimization of societal scheduling frameworks.
March 27, 2026 / 14:00
From March 24 to March 28, 2025, the "International Conference on Theoretical Physics and Astrophysics" was held at the Institute of Fundamental and Applied Research under the National Research University.
March 4, 2026 / 12:00
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Artificial Intelligence, FinTech & Financial Markets 22–25 December | Intensive Workshop | Free Only 10 participants (selection-based) The Young Economists Society of Uzbekistan (YESU) presents an exclusive academic workshop for YESU members, focused on AI, FinTech, and data-driven financial markets—key areas of modern finance. Designed for high-performing students aiming for top graduate programs, research, and global financial institutions. Academic Lead: Dr. Botir Kobilov Assistant Professor, University of Texas at Dallas PhD, Harvard Business School Certificate of Completion provided. Eligibility: YESU members only Senior undergraduates & graduate students in Economics, Finance, or Software Engineering Strong English required Limited to 10 seats- Competitive selection
February 11, 2026 / 12:00
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🚨What if chasing popularity online is quietly costing your well-being? Join us for a thought-provoking session with Dr. Zaruhi Hakobian as she uncovers how strategic expression, popularity traps, and social media behavior shape our choices, attention, and welfare. In a world where likes, shares, and views drive decisions, this talk will help you understand:✨Why we post what we post✨How algorithms influence our expression✨The hidden psychological and economic costs of “going viral”✨How to use social media strategically — without falling into the trap 🎤Speaker: Dr. Zaruhi Hakobyan🗓 Date: 12 February⏰ Time: 14:00📍 Location: UCA, 2nd floor, New Uzbekistan University If you use social media every day, this session is for you. Think before you post. Learn before you scroll💡📱
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