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On November 16, the Graduate School of Public Policy of NU will organize a webinar by visiting Professor James Crabtree’s “Everyone Must Wear A Mask: Social Media, Fake News and Public Communications Lessons from COVID-19”, reports Elorda. Info with reference to the NU Press Office.
Volunteers from the Social Development Fund (CDF NU) for the seventh time have launched the “Warm Winter” campaign to provide clothes for children from low-income families. The team made a list of 170 children in five major cities of Kazakhstan and in a short time managed to unite do-gooders who were kind to provide those children with jackets and shoes for the winter.
Researchers from NU are working on developing a digital copy of the capital of Kazakhstan. By having long-range cameras in the city, with the help of the new development, it will be possible to quickly respond to emergency situations, whether they are fires, accidents, or natural disasters, reports Tengrinews.
Entrepreneurs Baurzhan Ospan and Kenzhegali Nurgaliyev have created a robot postman for “Kazpost”. This was reported by the Innovation Cluster for the Development of Technological Entrepreneurship at the NU.
There is only one way to stop “Brain Drain” in Kazakhstan – to give talented people the opportunity to develop their projects here. To this end, NU has started a program to support startups, says Anarbek Utegulov, Head of the NURIS business incubator.
The revolutionary development of the Kazakhstani team, which allows people with blindness to see and navigate freely, is already being prepared for commercialization. Investors from different countries are interested in the innovative device.
Scientists from NU have developed a synbiotic containing bacteria from kumys, ayran and shubat. The resulting fermented milk drink was called “Nar”.
Raphael Zhansultanov and his team with the support of NU have developed a startup that aims at “preserving” food from cafes, restaurants, and bakeries and getting big discounts for it. The developer intends to teach people how to save money, and businessmen – how to reduce food waste, reports Tengrinews.
NU professor conducted the first study in Kazakhstan, which was based on the opinion of children about shadow education in schools. The results revealed not only the already known negative aspects of tutoring but also its advantages no one had previously paid attention to, reports Tengrinews.
NU researchers together with their colleagues from the United States are working on a project that will allow using artificial intelligence technologies to identify signs of the main cause of poor vision and blindness in older Kazakhstanis, reports Tengrinews. kz correspondent.
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