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Laura Karabasova, a graduate of the NU GSE PhD program believes that improving and expanding knowledge, increasing the scientific potential of young scientists, researchers who have just entered science are most important social goals. In her interview with news.
Now in Kazakhstan there are four types of vaccines: Kazakhstani “QazVac”, Russian “Sputnik V”, “Hayat-Vax” and Chinese “CoronaVac”. The features of each vaccine were described by a scientist, professor at NU, founder of Medsupportkz and volunteer Dana Akylbekova.
Our next NU Step to PhD rubric guest is Askhat Myngbay, PhD in Biological Sciences. From the very childhood, Askhat dreamed of becoming a doctor or a scientist.
Researchers of the Energetic Cosmos Laboratory at NU and University of California Berkeley successfully predicted bursts from a rare astrophysical object, called soft gamma repeater. Mikhail Denissenya, Bruce Grossan, and Eric Linder discovered an unusual pattern of gamma-ray bursts ( immense energetic explosions).
During the distance learning period, most of the students visited the centers of additional education. And there are so many platforms on the internet that have turned knowledge into business.
Kanat Nurtazin works as a senior manager of a preparatory school at NU and is a part-time artist in the mixed media art style. He creates interesting paintings from leaves and cardboard, and photographs his works from unusual angles.
NU’s seventh graduation ceremony has taken place in Nur-Sultan online. 1155 Bachelor, Master, and PhD degrees were conferred to the 7th cohort of NU graduates.
Can I make bone tissue separate from the human body? Kazakh scientists have launched a unique project to answer this question. A group of scientists from NU, led by Professor Dana Akylbekova, developed a new technology that allows you to grow human bones and print their 3D model.
Our next ‘NU Step to PhD’ rubric guest is Ainash Shabdirova, a 2020 NU graduate, who obtained her PhD degree in Science, Engineering and Technology. Ainash works as a researcher at the University.
On June 1, 2021, NU hosted the Inaugural Annual Virtual Academic Integrity Roundtable to explore academic integrity experiences at universities. Speakers discussed the challenges of academic integrity faced by both faculty and students, as well as best practices for turning challenges into opportunities, and new approaches to student leadership in this context.
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