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Raquel Reinagel, who is passionate about learning languages, is famous in Kazakhstan for her blog about the country and the Kazakh language. As a Senior Teaching Fellow at the Center for Preparatory Studies at NU, she was invited to the “Oyan” the morning show on the Khabar channel, celebrating Kazakhstan People’s Languages Day.
Can 3D bioprinters create human bones in a lab? A group of scientists, led by Dana Akylbekova, professor of biomedical engineering at NU, is currently engaged in this groundbreaking project. Stem cells are sourced for this laboratory from the National Biotechnology Center, where they are extracted from rat marrow.
The competition that started in May gathered students from 32 universities across the nation to test their intellectual prowess. Each week four teams answer questions in rounds and two teams advance to the next stage.
In an interview for the Digital Business’s project “100 Startup Stories of Kazakhstan,” CEO of Smart System Technologies Anuar Sarsembinov shared the story of how the company that is currently developing software based on artificial intelligence was created. The company’s main product is the smart scheduler of cargo transportation by railway transport, MultiCode.
Kazakh doctors offer metabiotic developed by NU scientists. The country’s Science Fund has increased the number of grants provided to scientific projects, leading to them entering the market and gaining public approval.
Alena talks about how, after studying at NU, she entered the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign for a master’s degree and how she did internships at Amazon and Microsoft while studying. She spoke about the interview process at Microsoft and the intricacies of working there.
e rating. As for NU, for the 2023-24 academic year, the dormitory can accommodate 4,796 students, which comprises 71% of the total number of students in all programs, except for doctoral studies.
The games were specially organized for patients who have been in the remission stage of oncological diseases for more than a year or had organ transplantation. The UMC calls these children champions, hence the name of the Games.
On July 22, the world celebrates World Brain Day. In honor of this occasion, the editors of Kazakhstanskaya Pravda newspaper conducted an interview with Professor Tursonjan Tokay, a researcher who has been studying the structure of the brain for over 30 years.
From July 10 to July 13, the Graduate School of Public Policy at NU hosted a conference dedicated to the problems of climate change with the participation of rural teachers and school students. Schoolchildren presented their vision of solving local climate problems using entrepreneurial skills.
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