
Galym-Galam: Matthew Courtney, Associate Professor of NU GSE
Our next ‘Galym-Galam’ rubric guest is Matthew Courtney, NU GSE Assistant Professor. Dr Courtney completed his PhD in Education from The University of Auckland in 2015.
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Our next ‘Galym-Galam’ rubric guest is Matthew Courtney, NU GSE Assistant Professor. Dr Courtney completed his PhD in Education from The University of Auckland in 2015.

Bolat Sultankulov, NU SEDS PhD graduate, an entrepreneur in the field of biotechnology, founder of the ARLAN BIOTECH startup company for the development of diagnostic test systems, told Tengrinews about what it takes to succeed in science and how to raise smart children. More details in the interview.

Adil Zharmukhambetov earned a bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering from NU, then graduated from the MSc Process Systems University in London, and is now a PhD candidate in environmental technology. In an interview with Orda.

Shyngys Sergazy, a researcher at the Laboratory of Human Microbiome and Longevity at NU, talked about an innovative program of high-quality aging and control over the human aging process in MIR. itogi program, Atameken Business channel .

On October 16, the Sustainability Living Lab Program Conference was held with the participation of representatives of higher educational institutions of Kazakhstan. The Sustainability Living Lab program is implemented by the Office for Sustainable Development of NU in collaboration with the National Conservation Initiative, with the support of Chevron.

Our next NU Step to PhD guest is Aliya Mukanova, an NU SEDS graduate, with a PhD in Science, Engineering, and Technology. Aliya is the winner of the “Leader of Science-2020” award from Clarivate.

The main guests of the last episode of ‘PopSci’ Associate Professors of SSH PSIR Alexei Trochev and Caress Schenk discuss why politics matter. In the last episode of ‘PopSci,’ Associate Professors of SSH PSIR Alexei Trochev and Caress Schenk take you along into the world of politics, with all its mind games and nuances.

In recent years, various groups of activists have emerged in society, advocating the development of the Kazakh language. Among them is a graduate of the NU Faculty of Linguistics – Bibarys Seytak.

While studying at NU, Aidana Daulbaeva worked in a research laboratory and immediately after graduating from the university began searching for a master’s degree in Product Design. Aidana shared her experience of entering and studying at MIT.

NU COVID-19 Solidarity Initiative (“Solidarity Initiative”) is pleased to announce the results of its “Creathon” Hackathon event aimed at creating media to promote vaccination. The Solidarity Initiative was established in April 2020 by NU, primarily to support medical workers in dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic.
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