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“Each startup has its mentor, with whom he meets every week, receives consulting, mentoring, and expert support and goes from idea to first sales,” shared Asylzhan Upasheva, head of the “NURIS” business incubator in her interview for Toppress. kz.
Four Asian regions controlled the spread of Covid – while US and Europe failed. New research from NU Graduate School of Public Policy (NU GSPP) reveals this is due to the agility of their governments compared to the West.
“Ozim Platform” – the first online info platform for parents of children with special needs in Kazakhstan has been launched. The developers of the app are Assem Tazhieva, Maria Ippolitova, and Dana Mambetalina, graduates of NU Graduate School of Education.
Aymedet Taufik, a 2nd-year student majoring in Robotics and Mechatronics at NU SEDS, shared about his Bulan invention with journalists of the Next program, Khabar 24.
Scientists at National Laboratory Astana have developed a drug that slows down the development of age-related pathologies, as well as the fragility of bones, weight gain, and high blood pressure. This drug is based on polyphenols obtained from grapes.
NU alumna Nazerke Kalidolda, а member of the Forbes Kazakhstan rating “30 under 30”, left a prestigious job at Google Paris in order to set up her own startup. Whether it is promising to be a novice startup in Kazakhstan told Nazerke in an interview to Forbes.
The Leading University of Central Asia – NU is ready to become a place of future discoveries! You can learn about the programs of the School of Engineering and Digital Sciences at the Virtual Days on November 13, as well as the School of Social Sciences and Humanities on November 16-18. For more information about students’ and alumni’ projects, read Tengrinews.
NU students implemented 16 projects to improve the campus environment under the Sustainability Living Lab program. The programs are focused on energy efficiency, plastic recycling, campus landscaping, the search for alternative fuel sources, and the introduction of “green” standards.
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.
ISSAI NU Researcher Zhanat Makhatayeva won a Microsoft Research PhD Fellowship. She is the first recipient of this scholarship from Kazakhstan.
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