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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.

The biosensors and bio instruments laboratory at National Laboratory Astana researches DNA diagnosis and analysis, minimally invasive cancer treatment technologies, and technology integration into medical devices. The research team consisting of the head of the laboratory, NU Professor Daniele Tosi, researcher Zhannat Ashikbayeva, and senior researcher Baizak Kudaibergenov, talks about the project on intelligent mini-invasive advanced approach for efficient cancer treatment.

Asemgul studied Library and Information Science at St. John’s University in the United States and now works as the lead librarian at NU.

Labs. kz interviewed Sholpan Askarova, head of the bioengineering and regenerative medicine Laboratory at NU NLA, senior researcher Yuliya Safarova, and leading researcher Baurzhan Umbayev to learn more about bone repair techniques and new ways to quickly repair bone fractures.

More than 450 people expressed a desire to participate in the information sessions. In addition to the online workshops, those who wished to attend had access to training via the project’s Web site and YouTube channel and on-site lectures.

Only vital research programs and centers can help the country’s science and economy develop, said Dos Sarbasov, a Professor of biology and head of the Astana National Laboratory. “Competitive science can be developed in a short period through strong and continuous funding associated with proper distribution according to scientific merit,” he believes.

This year, Yusup Tumgoev graduated from NU SEDS with a master’s degree in Data Science, and Amanzhol Shungeev graduated from NUSOM with a master’s degree in Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation. Last year, they developed an online test called myMind, which helps detect early signs of dementia (Alzheimer’s disease), together with psychotherapist Zhibek Zholdasova.

“The quality of school graduates will determine the quality of students entering universities. In the future, this will also affect the training of scientific personnel.