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Science still favours images of white men, with women and racial minorities represented as audience members or not shown at all, finds research from NU. Dr.
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Science still favours images of white men, with women and racial minorities represented as audience members or not shown at all, finds research from NU. Dr.

Mohammad Habib Abdullah is a Master of Public Administration (MPA) at NU GSPP in Kazakhstan. He tells journalists how he wants to use his knowledge in business and governance to reduce poverty and illiteracy in Afghanistan.

The world’s famous media The Economist has covered the piece about NU GSB Executive EMBA alumnae – Kazbek Aubakirov, who decided to leave the oil company where he worked just before graduation and start a new medical device manufacturing company in Kazakhstan. To learn his challenging journey, read more in the article of the Economist Education.

High anxiety decreases chances of pregnancy through IVF, finds researchers of NU School of Medicine. Gulzhanat Aimagambetova, Assistant Professor from NUSOM says that psychological support in IVF clinics should be provided on a regular basis to alleviate anxiety and increase chances of successful IVF outcomes.

Mr Shigeo Katsu spoke about his background, his time at the World Bank, and why an institution like NU is so important. Source: japanherald.

A review of a new Master’s program, which will train middle and senior HR managers at NU Graduate School of Business. Source: businessinthenews.

Magzhan Sovetbek, graduate of NU and co-founder of DIXI school told TopUniversities. com about his project DIXI.

Teele Bernard Matsoso is a postgraduate student at NU’s Graduate School of Education shares his experience studying at NU online. He credits NU for effectively addressing issues related to distance learning.
Mukhamet Nurpeissov, data analyst at the Institute for Smart Systems and Artificial Intelligence, NU shares the details about a new project developed at NU’s Institute for Smart Systems and Artificial Intelligence. Researchers from NU’s Institute for Smart Systems and Artificial Intelligence have come up with an algorithm that could improve the safety of underground workers, determining the location of miners only based on existing Wi-Fi access points.
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