On October 28, the 28th International Conference of Young Scientists and Specialists (AYSS-2024), which brought together more than 260 youth representatives, started at the Information Technology Laboratory of the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research (Russia, Dubna).

In 2024, young professionals from Azerbaijan, Belarus, Vietnam, Georgia, Egypt, Kazakhstan, Cuba, Mongolia, Russia, Romania, Serbia, Uzbekistan, South Africa, India, China, the Netherlands and the Czech Republic took part in the conference. The conference took place over five days and ended on November 1. The working language of the conference is English.

Along with leading JINR scientists, young scientists presented reports in nine thematic sections: theoretical physics, mathematical modeling and computational physics, high energy physics, particle accelerators and nuclear reactors, experimental nuclear physics and others. According to the event program, 200 oral and more than 40 poster presentations were presented.
From our university, a graduate student, junior researcher at the Research Institute, and trainee teacher at the Department of Computer Science, Dmitry Viktorovich Sinegribov, took part in the conference.
Sinegribov D.V. gave an oral presentation at the section of theoretical physics on the topic “Model-dependent restrictions on the mass of the additional -boson on next-generation electron-positron accelerators.”