A curatorial event was held on the topic «The Life Paths of Veteran Scientists»

A curatorial event on the topic “The Life Paths of Veteran Scientists” was held at the Department of Electronics and Astrophysics of the Faculty of Physics and Technology of Al-Farabi Kazakh National University among first- and second-year students of the 6B06201 – “Radio Engineering, Electronics and Telecommunications” educational program.

            The main purpose of the event was to introduce students to the life paths, scientific works, and achievements of veteran scientists who have made a significant contribution to the development of national science, present their life and professional journeys as an example for the younger generation, and increase students’ interest in education and science.

            During the meeting, students learned about the scientific research, professional careers, contributions to the training of young specialists, and achievements of scientists of the older generation. It was emphasized that scientific activity requires continuous learning, hard work, responsibility, and perseverance.

            As part of the event, students were asked questions such as: “What qualities should a scientist have?”, “What can the younger generation learn from the life paths of veteran scientists?”, and “What is the role of science and education in the development of society?”. A discussion was organized around these questions. Students shared their opinions and exchanged views on the role of science and education in society.

            The students also emphasized the importance of respecting the scientific legacy of veteran scientists, studying their experience, and passing it on to future generations. It was noted that the life and work of scientists inspire students to deepen their knowledge in their chosen field, actively participate in research activities, and pursue professional development.

            The curatorial event was informative and had significant educational value. The meeting contributed to increasing students’ interest in science and provided them with an opportunity to learn from the life and scientific journeys of veteran scientists.