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Eighty teams prepared solutions for 36 hours for two cases: from Google and Beeline Kazakhstan. According to the event’s main organizer, Amina Allen, this hackathon is aimed more at supporting girls in the IT community.

Deputies of the Senate Committee on social and cultural development and science got acquainted with the research and educational infrastructure of the NUSOM. They visited a 3D digital anatomy laboratory, a biomedical research laboratory and a simulation center.

In connection with social media video message posted by a student of NU (hereinafter – the University) about sexual harassment the police are conducting a pre-trial investigation, the results of which will be disclosed by police in accordance with the legislation after its completion. However, some media outlets posted articles with headlines that do not at all correspond to the body of the article, which, considering that the investigation is still ongoing, can only be interpreted that the author intended to mislead the public, damage the University’s reputation, and negatively affect the NU Community.

On the information about the cases of sexual offenses voiced by a student of NU (hereinafter – the University), which requires verification, Yesil district’s police department of the Nur-Sultan city is carrying out appropriate procedural actions. The University has a “zero-tolerance” approach to any forms of violence and fully cooperates with the investigation.

Durvudkhan Suragan is the youngest scientist in the history of Kazakhstan to receive the state Prize in mathematics. He is also the first winner of the Ferran Sunyer i Balaguer Prize in Central Asia.

Every day, billions of people use various applications on smartphones and tablets. Therefore, there is a great demand for programmers who create such applications.

They study new materials to get hydrogen energy and solve the storage problem. In the future, this environmentally friendly energy will be used in cars.

Journalists from Labs. kz program asked these and other questions to Ainur Akylzhanova, the Head of the Genomic and independent medicine laboratory at NU National Laboratory Astana, Madina Zhalbinova, and Nazerke Satvaldina, Junior researchers of the laboratory.

Their projects started as scientific projects and now have become high-tech solutions with the potential for treatment. NU young researchers Zhenis Otarbay and Darkhan Zholtayev spoke about a device that allows people who have suffered a stroke or Parkinson’s disease to express their thoughts.

Professor at NU SSH, Director of Advanced Materials Research & Laser Technology Laboratory, Zhandos Utegulov, believes that by finding out about the economy and society’s acute problems, we can determine the development priorities for science in Kazakhstan. “From a financial point of view, the state should consider several things.