AN INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC SEMINAR ON BIOMATERIALS WAS HELD AT AMANZHOLOV UNIVERSITY

An international scientific seminar on the topic “Biomaterials: The Scientific Foundation of Green Technologies and Sustainable Development” was held at the National Laboratory of Sarsen Amanzholov East Kazakhstan University. The large-scale scientific event was organized through a joint initiative of researchers from AMANZHOLOV UNIVERSITY and Satbayev University.

During the seminar, participants comprehensively discussed modern scientific research in the field of biomaterials, their role in the development of environmentally safe technologies, and their connection with sustainable development goals.

The event was attended by scientists and young researchers from Satbayev University and Sarsen Amanzholov East Kazakhstan University, as well as Associate Professor Deepa B. from Mahatma Gandhi University (Kerala State, India). International experts emphasized the importance of scientific cooperation and shared global experience in the field of biomaterials.

As part of the seminar, young scientists presented the results of their research work. The presentations addressed issues related to biocomposites, environmentally friendly materials, products based on renewable raw materials, and the implementation of green technologies in production.

Participants highly appreciated the scientific novelty and practical significance of the presented studies, noting their relevance to environmental protection, efficient resource utilization, and the implementation of sustainable development principles.

In addition, special attention during the seminar was paid to the development of scientific research in the field of biomaterials, increasing the academic activity of young researchers, and expanding international interuniversity scientific cooperation.

Following the event, it was noted that such scientific platforms contribute to the exchange of experience, the implementation of joint research, and the realization of future international projects.