KOKSHETAU UNIVERSITY DELEGATION EXPLORED THE RESEARCH INFRASTRUCTURE OF AMANZHOLOV UNIVERSITY

Representatives of Sh. Ualikhanov Kokshetau University paid a working visit to Sarsen Amanzholov East Kazakhstan University, where they became familiar with the University’s research infrastructure and innovative projects.

The delegation included Saya Zhaparova, Head of the Department of Innovation, and Marat Karimov, Head of the Technology Commercialization Office. The main purpose of the visit was to exchange experience in scientific research, discuss prospects for developing innovative solutions, and explore opportunities for the practical application of research results.

During the visit, the guests toured the Digital Technologies and Modeling Laboratory, the Surface Engineering and Tribology Research Center, and the SHYGYS BASTAU Technopark. The delegation was introduced to the activities of these units, their main research areas, ongoing projects, and technical capabilities.

At the Digital Technologies and Modeling Laboratory, the delegation learned about digital solutions and modeling tools used in research and educational activities. The laboratory contributes to the integration of modern technologies into the research process, the expansion of scientific potential, and the development of new projects.

At the Surface Engineering and Tribology Research Center, the guests were introduced to the main areas of research into material properties, the characteristics of surface layers, and studies in the field of tribology. The Center’s scientific potential is focused on advancing materials science research and expanding opportunities for the practical application of research findings.

The delegation also visited the SHYGYS BASTAU Technopark, whose activities are aimed at developing scientific ideas, supporting innovative initiatives, and implementing projects that introduce research results into practice.

During the meeting, the parties emphasized the importance of exchanging experience in the commercialization of research results, supporting innovative projects, and making effective use of the scientific potential of higher education institutions.

Such visits contribute to strengthening professional ties between universities, exchanging best practices, and developing cooperation in research and innovation.