10 research projects of Kazakh National Women's Teacher Training University have successfully completed the acceleration program organized under the grant funding of the Almaty City Administration and advanced to the final stage of the competition.
Notably, hundreds of projects were submitted to this competition from leading higher education institutions and research organizations across the country. Out of 29 applications submitted on behalf of QyzPU, 18 passed to the second stage and were shortlisted. Following the outcomes of the acceleration program, the top 10 projects earned their place in the finals.
University researchers presented applied projects designed to address urgent issues of the metropolis in ecology, social policy, education, and medicine, receiving official certificates of completion.
In the Ecology track, the technology of manganese-based ternary nanocomposites for automotive exhaust gas purification by Zhanar Tursyn and the EcoSchool Almaty school environmental monitoring IT platform by Elmira Imanova emerged among the top projects.
In the Social Policy track, high evaluations were awarded to the Jas-Orta technology for youth social integration and digital addiction prevention by Aigul Sembayeva, the early detection model for social risks among children and adolescents by Kapiza Tukenova, the constructive model for shaping responsible youth parenthood by Gulmira Topanova, the "Qamqorlyq Zhaqyn" support system for elderly living alone by Aliya Kaliyeva, and the "Smart Almaty: Social Solutions Map" project by Meiramkul Bulakbayeva.
In the Education track, the project on developing virtual physics laboratories by Nazira Sandibayeva and the "Bilim Barshaga" (Digital Tutor) digital platform for inclusive education reached the final stage.
In the Medicine track, the research project by Sholpan Aldibekova aimed at assessing carbon emission risks on children's health in Almaty and developing reduction strategies advanced to the finals.
All these initiatives are aimed at applying research outcomes in practice, developing innovative solutions, and directing them toward resolving key issues of Almaty.
