Joint online conference with Ukraine

• Professor John Strachan (Pro-Vice Chancellor (Research & Enterprise) - Bath Spa University (BSU)
• Dr Vitali Demianchuk, Rector, Private Higher Education Establishment ‘Academician Stepan Demianchuk International University of Economics and Humanities (IUEH)

• Professor Ian Gadd, BSU
• Alina Kruhliak - Head of the International Project Department, IUEH

The Postdigital Researcher: Positionality and Method

• Professor Petar Jandric,  IUEH
• Professor Sarah Hayes, BSU

SESSION 1: Education: Postdigital Methodology and Practice (BSU)

Session in English – translated summary slides will be made available, and questions will be moderated in both English and Ukrainian

1. Amber Lamonby-Pennie: Postdigital pedagogy for creative higher education: the relevance of individual internet usage behaviours and transdisciplinary collaboration to postgraduate curriculum design.
2. Sarah Hayes, Sara Tolbert, Michael Jopling, Petar Jandrić: Postdigital innovations from ‘double below’: Exploring citizen sciences and citizen humanities at/from the margins to address complex societal challenges
3. Edward Longford: Modelling and prediction of group behaviour in educational settings
4. Madison Webb: How are education apps potentially changing the format the adult learning and what are the implications for higher education institutions?
5. Li Li et al: The Agential causes of business management students in the implementation of the full virtual teaching

SESSION 2: Culture: Historical and Cultural Transformations in the Digital Age  (IUEH)

Session in Ukrainian – translated summary slides will be made available, and questions will be moderated in both English and Ukrainian

1. Viktoriia Palchevska: Barrier-free tourist space (the example of the Rivne region)
2. Olesia Krasovska: Preserving cultural heritage in times of conflict: a case study of the Kharkiv Art Museum
3. Uliana Shevchenko: The phenomenon of Ukrainian cultural identity in the context of the confessional war
4. Nataliya Rumyantseva: Reshaping UK-Ukraine academic collaborations through a trauma-informed  lens
5. Myroslava Kovalets: Innovative methods of forming patriotism of senior preschoolers by means of museum pedagogy

SESSION 3: Modern IT: Innovation and 
Security in the Digital Space (IUEH)

Session in Ukrainian – translated summary slides will be made available, and questions will be moderated in both English and Ukrainian

1. Valentn Vodyanitskyi: Analysis of artificial intelligence models
2. Oleksandr Panchuk: Optimization of algorithms for determining the overlay of graphic primitives
3. Filip Kkhater: Google Cloud Run: innovation in cloud solutions

SESSION 4: Science and Society: Socio-Psychological, Legal, Economic and Environmental Challenges (IUEH)

Session in Ukrainian – translated summary slides will be made available, and questions will be moderated in both English and 
Ukrainian

1. Yevheniia Artiushok: Colour economy: choose the colour of your future 
2. Eduard Hreben: State and prospects of Internet banking development in Ukraine
3. Andrii Pelekh: Principles of the post-war period of economic development of Ukraine

SESSION 5: Technology: Countering Propaganda, Disinformation and Threats to Security in the Digital Space (IUEH and BSU)

Session in Ukrainian and English – translated summary slides will be made available, and questions will be 
moderated in both English and Ukrainian

1. Yaroslava Motrynets: Modern security challenges on the Web, and how AI can help to solve them
2. Serhii Bernadskyi: Security of using Internet resources based on PON technology during military operations
3. Khrystyna Usyk: Analysis of effective measures for countering disinformation: international experience and Ukrainian realities
4. Kateryna Maistrenko: How can Ukrainian 
   audiences detect the use of AI in propaganda? (BSU) 
5. Karyna Mishchuk: Russian disinformation as a 
   propaganda tool

SESSION 6: Science and Society: Socio-Psychological, Legal, Economic and Environmental Challenges (IUEH)

Session in Ukrainian – translated summary slides will be made available, and questions will be moderated in both English and Ukrainian

1. Oleksandr Kinashuk: Administrative and legal regulation of insurance activities: challenges and prospects in Ukraine
2. Andrii Vostrikov: Specific features of human resource management under martial law
3. Daryna Cherveniak: Prospects for sustainable development of Ukrainian regions under martial law and post-war transformation

Closing Remarks

• Natalia Medynska - Vice-Rector for Research, Private Higher Education Establishment ‘Academician Stepan Demianchuk international University of Economics and Humanities
• Professor Ian Gadd – Professor of English Literature, Bath Spa University

• Professor Ian Gadd, BSU

Keynote Speech

Professor Nataliia Medynska, Okana Yaromenko

Education: Integration of Peace Issues in the Context of the European Space

SESSION 7: Education: Postdigital Methodology and Practice (BSU)

Session in Ukrainian – translated summary slides will be made available, and questions will be moderated in both English and Ukrainian

1. Viktoriia Lankina: Postdigital technologies in forming research competence in English lessons 
2. Mariia Borodiienko: Artificial intelligence in English lessons: an innovative technology for personalised learning 
3. Aliona Churylovych: Technologies of forming civic competence of primary schoolchildren in the educational environment of the New Ukrainian School 
4. Nadiia Maksymchuk: Peculiarities of forming mathematical competence of primary schoolchildren through the use of lego constructors in the educational environment of the New Ukrainian School 

SESSION 8: Education: Embedding Peace, Post-Conflict Resolution and Human Rights in Education    

Session in Ukrainian – translated summary slides will be made available, and questions will be moderated in both English and Ukrainian

1. Iryna Levchenko: Normalisation of children's psycho-emotional and physical health of children in preschool education institutions under martial law 
2. Anastasiia Bondar: Creative educational technologies for the development of emotional intelligence of primary school children 
3. Tetiana Kolodych: Fairytale therapy as a means of forming moral feelings of primary schoolchildren 
4. Mariia Muliarchuk: The role of plast in national and patriotic education of youth in Ukraine 

SESSION 9: Technology: Postdigital Self-Determinism, Human Authority and Authorship   
 
Session in English – translated summary slides will be made available, and questions will be moderated in both English and Ukrainian 

1. Francis N. Nwbonyi, Ian Willis: Securing the research infrastructure in Smart Cities
2. Rachel Hamilton: Exploring Human-AI relationships in postdigital era: an interdisciplinary study of fiction and co-creation.
3. Eri Mountbatten-O'Malley: On educational malaise and flourishing  

SESSION 10: Intercultural Communication in the Context of European Integration  
 
Session in Ukrainian – translated summary slides will be made available, and questions will be moderated in both English and Ukrainian 

1. Ruslan Melnyk: Sport and diplomacy: in search of common ground 
2. Oksana Kotynska: Importance of adaptive sports games in the process of adaptation and psychophysical development of internally displaced persons 
3. Iryna  Husieva: The mechanism of assessing adaptive reserves of elite wrestlers in conditions of anaerobic regimes of energy supply of loads 

Closing Remarks

• Professor John Strachan (Pro-Vice Chancellor (Research & Enterprise) - Bath Spa University (BSU)
• Dr Vitali Demianchuk, Rector, Private Higher Education Establishment ‘Academician Stepan Demianchuk International University of Economics and Humanities (IUEH)