Almerekov Kutman Ulanbekovich
Deputy Director of the Institute of Energy for Educational and Extracurricular Activities
Deputy Director of the Institute of Energy for Educational and Extracurricular Activities, Lecturer
Almerekov Kutman Ulanbekovich is a lecturer at the Polytechnic College of Kyrgyz State Technical University named after I. Razzakov and a specialist in the field of thermal power engineering.
Education: In 2024, he graduated from Kyrgyz State Technical University named after I. Razzakov with a degree in “Thermal Power Plants.”
From 2024 to 2026, he pursued a Master’s degree in the field of Energy at Kyrgyz State Technical University named after I. Razzakov. As part of his Master’s studies, he conducted research on the determination and reduction of heat losses in district heating networks.
In 2026, he successfully completed his Master’s degree.
He has practical experience in the field of thermal power engineering and the operation of heat supply systems.
Since 2026, he has been engaged in teaching at the college of Kyrgyz State Technical University named after I. Razzakov. He teaches the disciplines of “Physics,” “Astronomy,” “Electrical Networks and Systems,” and “Information Technologies in Energy.”
Alongside his teaching activities, he serves as Deputy Director of the Institute of Energy for Educational and Extracurricular Activities.
His professional responsibilities include organizing and coordinating educational and extracurricular activities with students, working with academic advisors and student group leaders, organizing cultural, social, sports, and educational events, as well as contributing to the development of a positive educational and student environment.
He participates in scientific and technical conferences and activities aimed at developing students’ professional competencies and promoting energy education. In 2026, he took third place at the 68th International Scientific and Technical Conference.
Main professional interests: thermal power engineering, energy systems, physics, modern energy technologies, teaching, and educational and extracurricular activities with students.
