Transcript Слайд 1 - Scientific Program Network for NSS/MIC

al-Farabi
Kazakh
National
University
Ranked as the 9th largest country in the world (2,7 mln km2)
as well as the world's largest landlocked country with a
population density of less than 6 people per 1 km2((15mln).
Independent president state since Dec.1991.
Economy based on oil, gas, steel, nonferrous metals,uranium
export.
2008
The map of Kazakhstan
Asian part of Russia
European part of Russia
China
Turkmenistan
Uzbekistan
Kyrgyzstan
The administrative division
Breakthrough in scientificinnovation sphere is an important
condition for improving of
competitiveness of Kazakhstan and
joining the most developed
Baikonur cosmodrom
50 countries of the world.
Five priority directions of
development of our science was
determined for the nearest perspective
– nanotechnologies and new materials,
biotechnologies, technologies for
hydrocarbon, mountain-metallurgic
sectors and related service branches,
nuclear technologies and technologies
of renewable energies, information
and space technologies.
The State is ready to appropriate funds to these
developments. Approximately by 2010 it is planned to
increase scientific research funding up to 2% of GDP, which
as N.A. Nazarbayev have noted «complies with developed
nations’ level».
The scope of financial means allocated by the
Republic of Kazakhstan to scientifictechnical sphere will be gradually increased
by 2012 to 25 times.
RESEARCH INSTITUTES:
RI for Experimental and Theoretical Physics
Combustion Problems Institute
RI for New Chemical Technologies and Materials
RI of Biology and Biotechnology
RI of Ecology
RI of Mathematics and Mechanics
Center for Physical and Chemical Methods of Analysis
Special value in Kazakhstani innovation strategy has its
development as social environment and one of the rod concepts,
presented by N.A.Nazarbayev, - formation of «clever economy»
bases, foundation of which is their own «human capital»,
constantly developed by people by means of knowledge, training
and retraining.
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