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Researchers of the NU have recorded and processed 2000 voices, have collected a huge database of audios in the Kazakh language to make it possible to automatically recognize native speech, reports Tengrinews. kz correspondent.

Doctors of the University Medical Center of NU have launched an AI software capable of making a quick and accurate diagnosis by reading X-ray and computed tomography images. This has become possible due to the introduction of a new development from the United Arab Emirates in Kazakhstan.

Researchers of the NU have developed a new method of bone regeneration. The researchers isolated mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) from the bone marrow and adipose tissue of an adult.

NU scientists are collecting genetic material from Kazakhstanis from all over the country. They decode it and combine it into a single database.

NU invested in Kazakhstani students’ startup. They developed a platform based on the principle of ‘Uber’ and aimed at tutors and students.

Students of the NU (NU) presented an unusual project. The young people gathered an orchestra and performed an online concert.

A group of researchers at NU (NU) is engaged in a project at the intersection of Physics, Biology and Engineering – they are working on the creation of living bone tissues outside the human body. Their invention will help Kazakhstani doctors treat people with bone diseases and solve the problems of the shortage of donors.

Abai is a brilliant son of the Kazakh steppe and a global personality. His rich creative and literary legacy is immortal, said the participants of the international online forum ‘Abai and Humanism’, which kicked off at NU.

NU alumni have developed a smart test that can assess the likelihood of contracting COVID-19. The principle of the test is based on a neural network – artificial intelligence technology.

Miras Sovetov, NU School of Engineering and Digital Sciences student, shared details about his startup Aero, a software that prevents students from cheating in the classroom. Miras is also a graduate of the Hong Kong hardware accelerator Brinca and the founder of the agritech-startup TOP, which attracted investments from the Australian venture fund Artesian.