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Our new guest of ‘Galym-Galam’ rubric is Ellina Mun, a PostDoctoral scholar at NU School of Science and Humanities (NU SSH). Ellina Mun has graduated from the world’s leading universities in the United Kingdom and the USA.

Galym-Galam: Ellina Mun, PostDoctoral scholar of NU SSH

Our new guest of ‘Galym-Galam’ rubric is Ellina Mun, a PostDoctoral scholar at NU School of Science and Humanities (NU SSH). Ellina Mun has graduated from the world’s leading universities in the United Kingdom and the USA.

The anonymous survey conducted within the study was the first attempt to assess the attitude of the capital’s residents to HSW sorting. According to scientists, its results can be useful for local authorities in developing an effective HSW management system in Nur-Sultan city.

To sort or not to sort?

The anonymous survey conducted within the study was the first attempt to assess the attitude of the capital’s residents to HSW sorting. According to scientists, its results can be useful for local authorities in developing an effective HSW management system in Nur-Sultan city.

Scientists from NU and the UK have developed the first mobile application that uses a short questionnaire to determine the risk of celiac disease. Dr.

New development of scientists

Scientists from NU and the UK have developed the first mobile application that uses a short questionnaire to determine the risk of celiac disease. Dr.

According to Springer, the book is the world’s first undergraduate textbook on epigenetics focusing entirely on humans. “Epigenetics provides a molecular explanation for how our genome is connected with environmental signals”, the authors explain.

The first textbook on human epigenetics

According to Springer, the book is the world’s first undergraduate textbook on epigenetics focusing entirely on humans. “Epigenetics provides a molecular explanation for how our genome is connected with environmental signals”, the authors explain.

The conference was opened with a welcoming speech by the rector of the NU, Shigeo Katsu: “Biotechnology is helping the world, using the opportunities given to us by nature and the achievements of genetics: it reduces the incidence of infectious diseases and saves millions of children’s lives, fights with life and health threatening conditions of the body, helps to prevent illnesses …. “.

ASTANA BIOTECH 2011

The conference was opened with a welcoming speech by the rector of the NU, Shigeo Katsu: “Biotechnology is helping the world, using the opportunities given to us by nature and the achievements of genetics: it reduces the incidence of infectious diseases and saves millions of children’s lives, fights with life and health threatening conditions of the body, helps to prevent illnesses …. “.

The seminar was co-chaired by the President of “Kurchatovskiy institut” Scientific research center, member of Russian academy of sciences Evgeniy Velikhov and Head of NU Center for Energy Research Kanat Baigarin. “Science if the basis of wealth and security of the nation”, – declared in his speech Velikhov and noted that Kazakhstan as a leading supplier of nuclear fuel in the world should develop local technologies in this area.

A discussion about thermonuclear energy

The seminar was co-chaired by the President of “Kurchatovskiy institut” Scientific research center, member of Russian academy of sciences Evgeniy Velikhov and Head of NU Center for Energy Research Kanat Baigarin. “Science if the basis of wealth and security of the nation”, – declared in his speech Velikhov and noted that Kazakhstan as a leading supplier of nuclear fuel in the world should develop local technologies in this area.

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