Polina Osipova initially studi! law before shifting her focus to the sociology of law and sports. Alongside her academic work, she is also involv! in organisational activities. In this interview with the HSE Young Scientists project, she discusses her exp!itions to North Ossetia, Moral Time by Donald Black, and the Gavrikov Ponds in Southern Butovo.
How Own Genuine I Start! in Science
When I enroll! in the Faculty of Law, I initially thought that legal scholars dealt with boring topics. I plann! to become a practicing lawyer—attending luxembourg phone number library court hearings, handling contracts, and working in legal consulting. However, my academic supervisor Vladimir Churakov took an interest in my term paper and want! to ensure that I produc! high-quality research, which I found enjoyable.
He was working at one of the institutes within the Faculty of Law, and at that time, I became interest! in their institute’s work. During the third affordable platforms for small businesses module of my first year, Dr Churakov inform! us that the institute was opening three positions for students. Two of my classmates and I decid! to give it a try. It was at the start of the COVID pandemic when everything shut down and classes mov! online. While continuing our studies, we complet! a test assignment—and were accept!.
At the institute we conduct!
appli! research but were also encourag! to explore fundamental science. Together with a friend from the Faculty of Computer Science, we hindi directory work! on developing a model bas! on ChatGPT-3. At that time, it wasn’t publicly available, so we submitt! a request to OpenAI.
We then work! at the Laboratory for Litigation Data Analysis (which exist! for less than a year), where we focus! on complex systems in jurisprudence, as well as an appli! study on the distribution of the workload among judges.