The III International Congress of Young Scientists is being held in Almaty on 12–13 November 2026 to mark the 80th anniversary of the National Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the 35th anniversary of the country’s Independence. I. A. Bachurina, Lead Engineer of the Budget Programmes Group at the Institute of Radiation Safety and Ecology of the National Nuclear Center of the Republic of Kazakhstan, attended the event as a participant.
The Congress brought together young researchers and leading scientists from 30 countries, including Kazakhstan, the United States, China, France, Turkey, Sweden, India and others. The programme covers five scientific areas: natural sciences; Earth, space and communications; agricultural bioresources and ecology; life and health; and education and civil society.
The event featured research in medicine, immunology, ecology, energy, new materials and climate-resilient agriculture. A prominent place in the programme was given to the forum “AI for Science: A New Era of Scientific Discoveries”, which focused on the application of artificial intelligence in scientific research, education, environmental monitoring, robotics and data analysis. An exhibition of scientific and innovative developments by young scientists and young researchers was also held, showcasing their work and promising technological solutions.
Participation in the event provided an opportunity to learn about current areas of scientific research, the achievements of researchers from different countries, and the potential of new technologies to address practical challenges in science and industry.
