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In an era defined by rapid technological advancements, Institute of Smart Systems and Artificial Intelligence (ISSAI) of NU stands at the brink of a new frontier in human-computer interaction in Kazakh language. The next breakthrough in this direction is the launch of the first Digital Human Prototype “UMAY”.
One of her projects focuses on investigating the impact of hazardous industries on human health and testing a polyphenol concentrate to assess the effectiveness of certain foods – other than milk – on the health of workers in these industries. A graduate of NU and King’s College London, Ayaulym Nurgozhinahas also been involved in the development of Nar, Saumal, and Kainar food products.
NU hosted on Dec. 1-2 the final module of the Executive University Leadership Program – a professional development program for heads of public universities in Kazakhstan, prepared by NU Graduate School of Education (NU GSE) on the initiative of the Ministry of Higher Education and Science.
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.
The conference delved into the theme of “New Sources for the Study of the Altaic World,” fostering enlightening discussions and exchanges. ITA has contributed a recorded presentation by Napil Bazylkhan on the recent (2022) archeological findings in Mongolia of the earliest runiform inscriptions in the Old Turkic language, including the earliest occurrence of the name Türk.
The rapid development of commercial and scientific space programs requires next-generation radiation-resistant optoelectronics and photovoltaics. Organic photodiodes and photovoltaics hold great promise for the fabrication of cost-effective and ultralight optoelectronic and energy-harvesting devices.
Advanced Sensors Lab and ArcelorMittal Temirtau have commenced joint research, aiming to address significant challenges in the prediction and simulation of methane outbursts in coal mines. Recently, the top management of ArcelorMittal Temirtau’s Coal Department visited the Advanced Sensors Lab at the National Laboratory Astana.
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.
The NU Graduate School of Public Policy (NU GSPP) is pleased to announce the successful accreditation of its Master’s programs, Master in Public Policy (MPP) and Master in Public Administration (MPA), by the Network of Schools of Public Policy, Affairs, and Administration (NASPAA). This prestigious accreditation, regarded as the global standard in public service education, reaffirms NU GSPP’s commitment to providing quality education in the field of public policy and administration and recognizes the school’s dedication to the highest standards of academic and professional excellence.
Associate Professor at NU Ferdinand Molnár, in collaboration with Professor Carsten Carlberg of the Polish Academy of Science and Dr. Eunike Velleuer of the University of Düsseldorf, wrote an undergraduate textbook “Molecular Medicine: How Science Works,” which covers gene regulation, human epigenetics, molecular immunology, cancer biology, and nutrigenomics.
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