The open day at the Department of Chemical Physics and Materials Science

The open day at the Department of Chemical Physics and Materials Science

The open day at the Department of Chemical Physics and Materials Science is a significant event aimed at 1st-3rd year students interested in delving into the world of science and technology related to nanomaterials, nanotechnologies, and chemical physics. This event not only showcases the academic and research opportunities of the department but also serves as a platform for interaction between students and faculty, fostering the exchange of knowledge and experience.

The main objective of the open day is to provide students with the opportunity to familiarize themselves with the leading research and developments in the field of chemical physics and materials science. The event is aimed at stimulating interest in research activities through hands-on acquaintance with specialized laboratories, equipment, and research methods.

The open day will include:

- Tours of Laboratories: рarticipants will have the opportunity to visit laboratories dedicated to nanomaterials and nanotechnologies, as well as chemical physics labs, where they will be presented with demonstrations of current experiments and research.
- Meetings with Research Staff and Student Researchers: Discussion panels and informal meetings will be organized, where participants can ask questions and discuss the prospects of scientific work at the department.

We invite 1st-3rd year students to participate in the open day at the Department of Chemical Physics and Materials Science (in 131, at 12.00) . This is a unique opportunity to learn about the latest achievements in the field of materials science, nanotechnologies, and chemical physics, as well as to get acquainted with the scientific and research activities of the department.

This open day will not only be a platform for gaining new knowledge but also an opportunity for students to showcase themselves and possibly determine their path in a scientific career.

Seitzhanova M.A.