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According to him, due to a certain reaction of a human body, a person’s breath may smell like acetone. The NU scientist's gas sensor measures the concentration of acetone in the breath and determines the level of glucose in the blood, reports El.

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Young Scientist Creates Sensor to Help Identify Diabetes Through Breath

31.01.2024

Sometimes scientists spend many years on research before a development can be commercialized and hit the market. Some innovative projects start off abroad, but later can be of use in Kazakhstan as well.

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NU Scientist Researches New Methods of Bone Restoration

31.01.2024

Sarbassov is working on a new drug for KRAS-mutant types of cancer. The drug has already passed the first stage of human trials on a group of 15 cancer patients.

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NU Scientists Conduct Clinical Drug Trials for Rare Type of Cancer

31.01.2024

The delegation was headed by the Vice-Rector for Science of this Kazakhstani university, Alzhan Shamshidin. The NU Vice President for International Cooperation, Darkhan Bilyalov, welcomed colleagues, introduced them to the General Plan of the University campus, and invited the scientists to visit NU's top-class laboratories.

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Scientists from West Kazakhstan Agrarian-Technical University Visited NU

31.01.2024

Jackie Samandas chose NU to improve her language skills and learn more about Kazakhstan. In the Kenyon Collegian article she talks about her favourite moments and cultural experiences.

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Oh, the places you’ll go! A look at study abroad experiences

30.01.2024

NU always provides a platform for the expert community to generate ideas and exchange knowledge. On January 24, the guest speaker was Deputy Regional Director of the UN Development Program, Nick Rene Hartman, who visited Astana during a working visit.

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Pivotal Role of Women in STEM: Guest Lecture held at NU

29.01.2024

Launched in 2023 in collaboration with Middlebury College, the Program for Foreign Students in Russian Language invited US students to study for a semester in Kazakhstan. Students from different regions of the United States, including New York, Ohio, Tennessee, Massachusetts and others, came to Astana to learn Russian while immersing themselves in the Russian-speaking environment.

Americans Learn Kazakh Culture: NU welcomes exchange students

26.01.2024

In recent years, reforms in the higher education system have started to bring positive results in comparison with the domestic education system. In an interview with Zakon.

Aslan Sarinzhipov: The quality of education – the quality of teacher

25.01.2024

The science field is actively developing in Kazakhstan, and the Young Research Alliance (YRA), which contains more than 340 enthusiastic researchers from different cities and countries plays a key role in that. One of the YRA founders, Beibit Abdikenov, shared that it is a voluntary, self-governing, non-profit public union, designed to develop proposals for government agencies on science development through scientific approaches.

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Nanobodies and bones from human cells – developments of Kazakhstan’s young scientists

25.01.2024

German historian Robert Kindler published the book titled "Stalin's Nomads. " This scientific monograph is based on real historical data about the causes and consequences of the famine in the Kazakh steppe in the 1920-30s.

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The truth of famine

25.01.2024

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