Alexander Hulianskyi is a student from Ukraine. He has achieved success in several academic competitions. These include the Taras Shevchenko International Competition, the Geography Olympiad, and the History Olympiad. He also participated in the Pyotr Yatsyk International Competition, the social project Kat, and the Radio Olympiad in Physics.
More recently, Alexander advanced in the Geography Olympiad and the State Economics Olympiad. He also won the regional stage of the Economics Olympiad. Next, he will compete at the national stage.
Alexander’s research paper, The Evolution of Global Gold and Copper Trade Networks, has been accepted at the Northeast Regional Conference on Complex Systems (NERCCS).
His study examines global gold and copper trade networks. In particular, it explores how these interconnected systems have developed over time. The research looks at the structure and evolution of international trade in both metals.
NERCCS highlights advances in complex systems science. Sponsored by the National Science Foundation, the Complex Systems Society US Northeast Chapter, and several university centres and labs, the conference also encourages collaboration. Furthermore, it supports the development of young researchers.
Congratulations to Alexander on this achievement!
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