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During the distance learning period, most of the students visited the centers of additional education. And there are so many platforms on the internet that have turned knowledge into business.
Kanat Nurtazin works as a senior manager of a preparatory school at NU and is a part-time artist in the mixed media art style. He creates interesting paintings from leaves and cardboard, and photographs his works from unusual angles.
Can I make bone tissue separate from the human body? Kazakh scientists have launched a unique project to answer this question. A group of scientists from NU, led by Professor Dana Akylbekova, developed a new technology that allows you to grow human bones and print their 3D model.
How the pandemic is forcing educators around the globe to rethink higher education? Shigeo Katsu, NU president, has shared his thoughts on what the post-COVID education system might look like. [su_youtube url=”https://youtu.
Jennifer Lewis Professor of NU conducted a study of gender stereotypes in Kazakhstan and learned that, in addition to basic barriers, Kazakhstan women in business have an unexpected advantage over their Western counterparts. The NU scholar also spoke about what prevents Kazakhstan women from advancing in their careers and holding high positions, Tengrinews.
The stereotypical image of an inventor or scientist is such an adult, not deprived of gray hair, who makes some discoveries and comes to significant conclusions from the height of his life experience. The digital age is changing these stereotypes.
The Committee for Roads and Professor of NU expressed their intention to take an active part of the university students in archaeological excavations during the implementation of Kazakhstan road projects. In addition, the issue of improving the mechanism of archaeological research was raised, as well as the creation of a single platform with information on archaeological sites for the public at large.
The expert from NU Stefanos Xenarios advised Kazakhstan to create a Civil Protection Agency. According to the NU professor, it will protect the interests of citizens who have lost property or crops during emergency events, Tengrinews.
Associate Professor of NU Graduate School of Public Policy Stefanos Xenarios has been studying water resources management in Kazakhstan for more than five years. He commented on the current state of the industry and told how to improve management issues, Elorda Info reports with reference to the NU press service.
The thought-driven exoskeleton was created by scientists and graduates of NU. It is designed to rehabilitate stroke survivors.
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