From June 23 to 25, 2026, the International Educational Corporation (KazGASA) hosted a series of scientific seminars titled “Modern Science and Innovation: From Research to Results,” aimed at advancing academic and pedagogical activities, improving the quality of research, and strengthening the culture of academic knowledge exchange.

Over the course of three days, faculty members, researchers, and university staff discussed current issues in the organization of scientific activities, the implementation of innovative approaches, and ways to enhance the effectiveness of research and development.

The first seminar day, held on June 23, focused on the implementation of research projects and the use of artificial intelligence technologies in education and research. Participants explored modern tools for the digitalization of science and examined opportunities for applying AI in scientific writing, data analysis, and the educational process.

On June 24, the seminar was dedicated to intellectual property issues. Discussions covered procedures for the registration, management, and protection of intellectual property, as well as mechanisms for safeguarding the outcomes of scientific and innovative activities.

The final day, June 25, focused on publication activity, the promotion of research results, and increasing their international visibility. Participants discussed current requirements for scientific publications, opportunities for indexing research in international databases, and tools for enhancing the academic impact of scholarly work.