NU Scientists Play Key Role in Improving Astana's Ecology
Kazinform has published an in-depth article highlighting significant contributions by Nazarbayev University (NU) scientists toward improving the ecological conditions in Astana. The article focuses on scientific research aimed at addressing urgent environmental challenges and enhancing the quality of life in Kazakhstan's capital.
Associate Professor of Chemistry at NU’s School of Sciences and Humanities, Timur Atabayev, is leading research on increasing the efficiency of solar batteries, which could play a vital role in promoting sustainable energy solutions for the city. Additionally, laboratory researcher Bakhtiyar Soltabayev is working on developing advanced sensors capable of detecting toxic gases in the air, a crucial step toward monitoring and reducing harmful pollutants.
These innovative projects reflect NU’s commitment to solving pressing environmental issues while contributing to the long-term ecological recovery of Astana. By leveraging cutting-edge technology and scientific expertise, NU researchers are paving the way for a cleaner, healthier future for the city.
Kazinform has published an in-depth article highlighting significant contributions by Nazarbayev University (NU) scientists toward improving the ecological conditions in Astana. The article focuses on scientific research aimed at addressing urgent environmental challenges and enhancing the quality of life in Kazakhstan's capital.
Associate Professor of Chemistry at NU’s School of Sciences and Humanities, Timur Atabayev, is leading research on increasing the efficiency of solar batteries, which could play a vital role in promoting sustainable energy solutions for the city. Additionally, laboratory researcher Bakhtiyar Soltabayev is working on developing advanced sensors capable of detecting toxic gases in the air, a crucial step toward monitoring and reducing harmful pollutants.
These innovative projects reflect NU’s commitment to solving pressing environmental issues while contributing to the long-term ecological recovery of Astana. By leveraging cutting-edge technology and scientific expertise, NU researchers are paving the way for a cleaner, healthier future for the city.