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Research from NU finds that science still favours images of white men, with women and racial minorities represented as audience members or not shown at all. Scientists also noted the importance of imagery and its effects on formal and informal learning: «Between 1901 and 2017, there were 599 Nobel Laureates in medicine, physics, and chemistry; only 17 of these were women.

Aida Sagintayeva, Dean of NU Graduate School of Education shared with medium. com five things a leader must have in order to be effective during turbulent times: «Be as transparent as you can: Keep your finger on the pulse and share information with employees regularly.

NU’s Graduate School of Business in Kazakhstan holds a reputation for maintaining gender balance on its MFin course: a 50/50 balance in 2018 and 2019, and 2020 welcomed a class that is 59% female. Marek Jochec, Director of the MFin program, believes this is due to how the country prioritizes gender balance and their admissions process.

Racounteur provides a round-up of some of the most interesting applications that help the medical sector achieve remarkable results across the board. One of them is ReLive, a start-up based at NU.

Daulet Baimukashev, data scientist from the NU Institute for Smart Systems and Artificial Intelligence (NU ISSAI), explained IT Pro how defensive AI can be used to get protection from the offensive AI: “Defensive AI can evolve to a system that autonomously tackles various cyber-attacks. This reduces the workload for human operations and increases the efficiency of dealing with large numbers of cyber-attacks.

NU Green Society Student Club participants talk about their Green-Week Initiative and the events they participate, such as Eco-Heroeshttps://poetsandquants.com/2021/04/20/how-business-school-clubs-are

NU ISSAI researchers found out that contact tracing and widespread population testing can significantly reduce infection and mortality ratesRead more

Last year researchers from NU in Kazakhstan, where the drink is hugely popular, said horse milk can help reduce the risk of developing cancer. The study suggests horse milk is higher in albumin — a protein easily absorbed by humans — compared to cow’s milk.

Professor Almagul Kushugulova, a leading researcher at the university, said: “It contains lysozyme and lactoferrin, which have antimicrobial properties to help fight disease-causing bacteria, fungi and viruses. “Also, due to its rich composition of enzymes, it stimulates the growth of beneficial bacteria and limits the growth of unwanted bacteria in our guts.

Horse milk is beneficial in treating inflammatory diseases, tuberculosis, blood pressure, and even certain types of cancer, say researchers from NU.Read m0re