Vitaly Serdyuk
Author of the source seminar material presented in the University’s published Synthesis editions. Later translations, editorial notes and podcast discussions carry their own credits.
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Yaromyr Farada
Coordinates international digital editions, translation workflows, structured publication, study tracks and podcast production across the languages represented on the platform.
A university shaped by many voices
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