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NU students won the Samruk Hackathon 2021 international competition. Young programmers and software developers competed in designing solutions for Samruk-Kazyna portfolio companies' IT problems.

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NU students won Samruk Hackathon 2021 competition

26.03.2021

The Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society of Oxford University Press has published an article written by researchers from the Department of Physics at the School of Humanities and Social Sciences. The publication - “Impact of rotation on the evolution of convective vortices in collapsing stars” was written by NU Associate Professor Yernazar Abdikamarov, French astrophysicist, Professor Thierry Foglizzo and Olzhas Mukazhanov, 4th year NU physics student.

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Space is getting closer

25.03.2021

NU ISSAI researchers found out that contact tracing and widespread population testing can significantly reduce infection and mortality ratesRead more

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The Himalayan Times: Joint use of mass testing and contact tracing can effectively suppress the spread of the coronavirus, suggests study

19.03.2021

How the pandemic is forcing educators around the globe to rethink higher education? Shigeo Katsu, NU president, has shared his thoughts on what the post-COVID education system might look like. [su_youtube url="https://youtu.

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Qazaq TV | IMPACTFUL | Rethinking Higher Education for a Post-COVID-19 World

19.03.2021

NU community celebrated one of the most anticipated spring holidays - Nauryz meyrami. For the first time in the history of the university, all the festive events were conducted online.

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NU community celebrated Nauryz

19.03.2021

NU signed a memorandum of cooperation with the leading Qatari higher education institution – Hamad bin Khalifa University. The negotiations started in support of the development of educational and cultural ties between the two countries through the Inter-Governmental Committee back in 2020.

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NU signed a memorandum of cooperation with Hamad bin Khalifa University

16.03.2021

Last year researchers from NU in Kazakhstan, where the drink is hugely popular, said horse milk can help reduce the risk of developing cancer. The study suggests horse milk is higher in albumin — a protein easily absorbed by humans — compared to cow's milk.

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Daily Mail: Farmer who runs stables at celebrity hotspot Soho Farmhouse become first British producer of horse milk – and sells it for £6.50 a bottle to health conscious customers

16.03.2021

Professor Almagul Kushugulova, a leading researcher at the university, said: “It contains lysozyme and lactoferrin, which have antimicrobial properties to help fight disease-causing bacteria, fungi and viruses. “Also, due to its rich composition of enzymes, it stimulates the growth of beneficial bacteria and limits the growth of unwanted bacteria in our guts.

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The Times: Horse milk is ready for its heyday

13.03.2021

Horse milk is beneficial in treating inflammatory diseases, tuberculosis, blood pressure, and even certain types of cancer, say researchers from NU.Read m0re

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Modern Ghana: Horse Milk Is Better For Us Than Cow’s Milk, Research Reveals

11.03.2021

Central Asian scholars can receive up to £30,000 in research grants from the PEER Network organization. This international academic network unites 4 leading universities from Kazakhstan (NU), South Africa (Cape Town University), England (University of Sussex) and Northern Ireland (University of Ulster).

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Central Asian scholars can receive PEER Network research grants

10.03.2021

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