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PHYSICS DEPARTMENT SCIENCE WEEK
“SCIENCE AND INNOVATION: THE ROLE OF PHYSICS IN MODERN TECHNOLOGY”
From November 2 to 6, 2026, the Department of Physics of Kyrgyz State Technical University named after I. Razzakov organized a Scientific Week dedicated to World Science Day, celebrated on November 10. The theme of the event was “Science and Innovation: The Role of Physics in Modern Technology”.
The main objective of the Scientific Week was to highlight the role of physics in the development of science and innovation, demonstrate the importance of physical knowledge in the advancement of modern technology, increase the scientific interest of lecturers and students, and create opportunities for sharing scientific and methodological experience.
The events of the Scientific Week were held from November 2 to 6 at 14:30 in Room 1/428.
November 2 – Opening of the Scientific Week
The Scientific Week was officially opened by A.T. Konushbaeva, Head of the Department of Physics, Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Associate Professor. During the opening ceremony, the role of science in modern society, the importance of physics in the development of modern technology, and the relevance of advancing scientific research were highlighted.
Following the opening ceremony, Yu.Kh. Ismanov, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Professor, delivered a scientific presentation entitled “Nuclear Energy”.
The presentation covered the key features of nuclear energy, its significance in the energy sector, and its potential applications in modern technologies.
November 3 – Scientific Presentation
T.K. Azimbaev, Candidate of Biological Sciences, Associate Professor of the Department, delivered a presentation entitled “Determination of the Antioxidant and Antiradical Activity of Chemical Compounds and Biological Fluids Using the Chemiluminescence Method”.
The presentation examined the specific features of determining the antioxidant and antiradical activity of chemical compounds and biological fluids using the chemiluminescence method. The importance of this method in scientific research and its practical applications were also explained.
November 4 — Scientific and Methodological Event on Digital Pedagogy
Under the guidance of R. M. Sultanaliyeva, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Professor, and Corresponding Member of the National Academy of Sciences of the Kyrgyz Republic, a presentation was delivered on the topic “Digital Pedagogy for Teachers: Using Modern Tools in Online and Hybrid Learning.”
The presentation was delivered by senior lecturers of the Department of Physics, A. T. Tynyshova and N. S. Kermenbaeva.
The presentation addressed the application of digital technologies in the educational process, the opportunities offered by online and hybrid learning, modern educational platforms, and interactive teaching tools. Special attention was given to the effective use of digital tools to improve the quality of teaching and enhance the educational process.
November 5 – Scientific and Methodological Event on STEM Education
Under the guidance of R.M. Sultanaliyeva, a presentation and discussion entitled “Teaching Physics Based on STEM Approaches in Higher Technical Educational Institutions” was held.
The event was attended by department lecturers A.S. Seidakmatova and A.E. Kashymbekova.
The presentation focused on the specific features of teaching physics through the STEM approach, the integration of theoretical knowledge with practical experiments, and the development of students' engineering and research competencies.
Special attention was given to the importance of experimental assignments, project-based activities, and practical research in the process of teaching physics.
November 6 – Scientific and Methodological Event on Continuity in Teaching Electrodynamics
B.B. Murzaibraimova, Candidate of Pedagogical Sciences, Associate Professor, and K.N. Berdibekova, Senior Lecturer of the Department, delivered a presentation entitled “Continuity in Teaching Electrodynamics from Secondary School to Higher Technical Education: Scientific and Methodological Aspects of Modernizing Educational Content and Teaching Technologies”.
The presentation addressed continuity in teaching electrodynamics at secondary schools and higher technical educational institutions, improvement of educational content, application of modern educational technologies, and the enhancement of students' knowledge of physics.
At the end of the Scientific Week, a final discussion was held, during which participants shared their opinions and feedback. The importance of scientific research, innovative technologies, and modern pedagogical approaches in teaching physics was emphasized. Proposals concerning the recognition of active students and the organization of further scientific and methodological events were also discussed.
CONCLUSION
In conclusion, the Scientific Week entitled “Science and Innovation: The Role of Physics in Modern Technology” successfully achieved its objectives.
The event featured relevant areas of physical science, including nuclear energy, scientific research methods, digital pedagogy, STEM education, and modern approaches to teaching physics.
The organization of the Scientific Week contributed to improving the scientific and methodological experience of lecturers, exchanging new ideas, and increasing students' interest in scientific activities.
In the future, it is recommended that similar scientific events be organized regularly, student participation in research activities be expanded, and experimental and innovative teaching methods be further developed.
🎓 Energy Day at KSTU named after I. Razzakov ⚡
On December 22, 2025, a solemn event dedicated to Energy Day was held at the Kyrgyz State Technical University named after I. Razzakov.
As part of the event, Ainur Toktosunovna Konushbaeva, Associate Professor of the Department of Physics, was awarded a Certificate of Merit in recognition of her dedicated work, high professionalism, and contribution to training future specialists.
Congratulations, and we wish her continued success in her scientific and teaching activities! 👏
🏛️ Happy University Day!
On October 25, 2025, a friendly chess tournament among male university staff members was held at Kyrgyz State Technical University named after I. Razzakov in celebration of University Day.
The first-place winner was T. Azimbaev, PhD in Engineering, Associate Professor of the Department of Physics.
Congratulations to our colleague on his well-deserved victory! We wish him continued success and new achievements! ♟️🏆
📚 September 23 – State Language Day
On September 23, 2025, a solemn event dedicated to the 36th anniversary of the Kyrgyz language being granted the status of the state language was held at Kyrgyz State Technical University named after I. Razzakov. The event was entitled “The State Language – The Foundation of the Nation and Its Eternal Heritage.”
Chynara Bolotbekovna Turdubaeva, a lecturer at the Department of Physics, was awarded a Certificate of Honor for her active participation and initiative in organizing events aimed at promoting the state language in scientific, academic, and organizational activities.
We sincerely congratulate our colleague and wish her continued success and new achievements! 👏
