On April 15, 2025, the Kazakh University of Technology and Business named after K. Kulazhanov hosted an International Scientific and Practical Conference dedicated to the Day of Science Workers of Kazakhstan. The event was held under the inspiring motto: “Interdisciplinary Research: New Frontiers of Science.”
Modern science develops at the intersection of multiple fields. The conference served as a valuable platform for exchanging ideas among scientists, educators, young researchers, business representatives, and public sector professionals.
The event covered a broad range of scientific disciplines—from chemical engineering to digital technologies, sustainable development, tourism, and design.
The highlight of the conference was the plenary session, featuring both local and international experts:
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Tansel Tercan, PhD, Associate Professor, CEO of Rixos Astana
“Modern Challenges in Tourism and Hospitality: A Path to Innovation” -
Omer Zaimoglu, PhD, Associate Professor, Akdeniz University (Turkey)
“Prospects of International Cooperation Between Akdeniz University and Kazakhstani Universities” -
Nogoeva Gulnura Duishenbekovna, PhD in Economics, Associate Professor, Kyrgyz Economic University
“Industry 4.0 Concept as a Digital Model of Economic Activity” -
Mazhykenov Serik Kairollinovich, Director, Department of Technology Commercialization, JSC Science Fund
“Grant Program for Commercialization of Scientific and/or Technical Research Results” -
Zeynulllin Abdikarim Abzhalelovich, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, KazUTB
“Trends in the Development of Mining Science” -
Dalelbekkyzy Akmaral, PhD, Assistant Professor, KazUTB
“Innovative Methods for Teaching the Kazakh Language to Non-Native Speakers”
In the second half of the day, participants continued discussions in 8 thematic sections:
- Innovation and Standardization
- Chemical Engineering and Ecology
- Digital Engineering
- Light Industry and Design
- Economic Development Strategies
- Tourism and Hospitality
- Social and Humanitarian Studies
- Financial and Accounting Research
At the end of the conference, the best scientific works prepared by students, master's students, and faculty were awarded.
The event brought together over 200 participants, including representatives of universities, research institutions, government bodies, and businesses. This interdisciplinary and international collaboration once again highlighted the importance of joint scientific efforts in paving the way toward new discoveries.
