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Scientists at NU say that 30% of municipal solid waste in Astana could be recyclable, and another 10% of municipal solid waste potentially could be sorted to derived solid fuel for the city’s energy needs. These figures were obtained by a research group studying landfills in Astana for opportunities to obtain energy fuel from solid domestic waste.

From garbage to alternative fuels: how to organize waste recycling in Astana?

Scientists at NU say that 30% of municipal solid waste in Astana could be recyclable, and another 10% of municipal solid waste potentially could be sorted to derived solid fuel for the city’s energy needs. These figures were obtained by a research group studying landfills in Astana for opportunities to obtain energy fuel from solid domestic waste.

ReLive - NU's scientific start-up project on the rehabilitation of stroke patients will participate at a special event hosted by the UN. The special event entitled “The Role of Assistive Technology in Accelerating Learning and Participation of Children with Disabilities” will take place in Geneva, March 7-8, 2019.

ReLive project will be presented at the UN exhibition

ReLive – NU’s scientific start-up project on the rehabilitation of stroke patients will participate at a special event hosted by the UN. The special event entitled “The Role of Assistive Technology in Accelerating Learning and Participation of Children with Disabilities” will take place in Geneva, March 7-8, 2019.

Researchers of the National Laboratory Astana at NU launched the first high-performance bioinformatics computational platform in Kazakhstan for dealing with complexity of “big genomic data” and solving problems in the field of bioinformatics. - This platform uses “Qazaq symphony of bioinformatics” or Q-Symphony and other optimized bioinformatics methods to analyze large-scale human genomics data, to detect specific structural genomic variants, and to conduct complex comparative and population analysis.

NU launched a new computational system for genomic research and bioinformatics tasks solving

Researchers of the National Laboratory Astana at NU launched the first high-performance bioinformatics computational platform in Kazakhstan for dealing with complexity of “big genomic data” and solving problems in the field of bioinformatics. – This platform uses “Qazaq symphony of bioinformatics” or Q-Symphony and other optimized bioinformatics methods to analyze large-scale human genomics data, to detect specific structural genomic variants, and to conduct complex comparative and population analysis.

The Investment Company of the Group of the Autonomous Organizations of Education NU, Nazarbayev Intellectual Schools and Nazarbayev Fund has acquired 99. 5% of Tsesnabank JSC shares on February 6, 2019First Heartland Securities JSC (further - FHS), an investment division of the financial holding company under the Group of the Autonomous Organizations of Education NU, Nazarbayev Intellectual Schools and Nazarbayev Fund, has acquired Tsesnabank JSC in accordance with a Framework Agreement established between the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan and prominent state holding companies, the National Bank of Kazakhstan (NBK) , the previous shareholder of Tsesnabank, and FHS.

The Investment Company of the Group of the AOE «NU», «NIS» and «NF» has acquired 99.5% of «Tsesnabank» JSC shares

The Investment Company of the Group of the Autonomous Organizations of Education NU, Nazarbayev Intellectual Schools and Nazarbayev Fund has acquired 99. 5% of Tsesnabank JSC shares on February 6, 2019First Heartland Securities JSC (further – FHS), an investment division of the financial holding company under the Group of the Autonomous Organizations of Education NU, Nazarbayev Intellectual Schools and Nazarbayev Fund, has acquired Tsesnabank JSC in accordance with a Framework Agreement established between the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan and prominent state holding companies, the National Bank of Kazakhstan (NBK) , the previous shareholder of Tsesnabank, and FHS.

NU is pleased to announce that NU won the right to host "The Harvard College Project for Asian and International Relations 2019 Asia Conference" (HPAIR 2019 Asia Conference). NU won the very competitive international bidding process, surpassing other high-quality submissions from universities in Singapore, Japan, China, Taiwan and India.

NU has been chosen as a venue for a major student conference among Asian countries

NU is pleased to announce that NU won the right to host “The Harvard College Project for Asian and International Relations 2019 Asia Conference” (HPAIR 2019 Asia Conference). NU won the very competitive international bidding process, surpassing other high-quality submissions from universities in Singapore, Japan, China, Taiwan and India.

On February 1, 2019, the National Institute of Intellectual Property of the Ministry of Justice of the RK and NU signed a Memorandum of Cooperation. The parties intend to cooperate in developing an innovation economy, human capital and high-tech knowledge in Kazakhstan.

NU and ICGT signed a memorandum of cooperation

On February 1, 2019, the National Institute of Intellectual Property of the Ministry of Justice of the RK and NU signed a Memorandum of Cooperation. The parties intend to cooperate in developing an innovation economy, human capital and high-tech knowledge in Kazakhstan.

What kinds of things inspire and drive scientists? How did they first come to be interested in science? How do they choose their research topics? Assiya Yermukhambetova, a Postdoctoral Scholar in the School of Engineering at NU School of Engineering addressed all of these questions in a recent interview. Assiya graduated from the University College London (London, UK) with Ph.

Everything you did not know about modern batteries

What kinds of things inspire and drive scientists? How did they first come to be interested in science? How do they choose their research topics? Assiya Yermukhambetova, a Postdoctoral Scholar in the School of Engineering at NU School of Engineering addressed all of these questions in a recent interview. Assiya graduated from the University College London (London, UK) with Ph.

Scientists from the Center for Life Sciences, National Laboratory Astana (NLA), NU have developed a new dietary supplement made from dried mare's milk (saumal), vegetable and metabiotic ingredients. The new product received the working title “Saumet”.

Dietary supplement with halal standards developed at NU

Scientists from the Center for Life Sciences, National Laboratory Astana (NLA), NU have developed a new dietary supplement made from dried mare’s milk (saumal), vegetable and metabiotic ingredients. The new product received the working title “Saumet”.

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