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At NU, an oasis-horde, where today new innovative opportunities for education and science are being implemented, Professor Derbetkhan believes that in order to get rid of the gross manifestations of capitalism and utilitarianism, it is necessary to actively promote creativity and science. Most of his time, he spends among young people, determined that the preparation of students is the priority of his work.
The guests of the premier episode of NU’s new YouTube project ‘PopSci’ are professors of NU GSB Jennifer L. Lewis and Jozef Konings.
The Graduate School of Business of NU (NU GSB) and the Fuqua School of Business at Duke University have been successfully cooperating since 2009 and during this time they have nurtured more than one generation of business leaders. In an interview with Forbes, NU HSB Dean Patrick Duparc, Fuqua School of Business Executive Director Robert Olinger and Fuqua Business School Deputy Dean Fernando Bernstein spoke about the intricacies and benefits of strategic partnerships.
Our next NU Step to PhD rubric guest is Yuliya Safarova (Yantsen), NU SEDS graduate, PhD in Biomedical Engineering graduate. Yuliya is a Bolashak scholar (BSc in Biomedical Sciences, University of Auckland, New Zealand, 2011), who later graduated with the MA in Biology from the L.
NU student Baglan Zharkenov completed an internship at NASA’s Global Space School. Due to the situation with COVID-19, educational sessions were held in an online format.
NUSOM is currently recruiting individuals to be a part of the education of Kazakhstan’s future health care providers! What is a Standardized Patient? Standardized patients (SPs) are people who are trained to act and respond as real patients. Standardized Patients (SPs) come from a variety of backgrounds – medical and/or acting experience are not required.
Mr Shigeo Katsu spoke about his background, his time at the World Bank, and why an institution like NU is so important. Source: japanherald.
NU’s new Youtube project ‘PopSci’ will premiere on September 1st on the University’s official YouTube channel, where NU faculty and researchers from different NU schools will answer the most common questions people ask scientists. For example, is cryptocurrency a bubble? Are all politicians corrupt? Is building a nuclear plant safe? Why shouldn’t you sleep with a phone under your pillow? Is speaking with an accent okay? And how can animals help miners find minerals?The goal of the project is to share knowledge not only with the NU Community, but also with Kazakhstani and international audiences.
Maria Rybakova was born in Moscow and studied at Moscow State University for about three years, the same amount of time at the University of Berlin, received her PhD degree in the United States, and then began writing and publishing books. Maria has worked in the USA and China, and today teaches at NU.
Damira Kanayeva is a graduate of the Bolashak program, a professor at NU. She has developed an optical biosensor that can accurately diagnose cancer and tuberculosis at an early stage.
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