Dmitri Soshnikov

National Research University Higher School of Economics

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Dmitri Soshnikov is a researcher and educator whose work bridges functional programming, human-computer interaction, and educational robotics. His most-cited paper, "Functional Reactive Programming" (2014), explores the application of reactive functional programming techniques in F#, demonstrating their power in developing natural user interfaces with Kinect and Leap Motion sensors, as well as in controlling the TRIK robotics toolset. This work showcases his ability to merge theoretical programming paradigms with practical, real-world systems, particularly in robotics and sensor-based interaction. Beyond this key contribution, Soshnikov has been deeply involved in creating accessible robotics platforms for education, aiming to lower the barrier for students and researchers to engage with programming and automation. His work has garnered attention within the functional programming and robotics communities, with his most-cited paper accumulating over 3 citations—a modest but meaningful impact that reflects his focus on applied, interdisciplinary projects. Soshnikov’s contributions are especially notable for their emphasis on hands-on learning and the integration of cutting-edge programming techniques into tangible, interactive systems.