In a recent scientific-methodological seminar held at Osh State University, Professor Talant Ryspaev, the distinguished scientific coordinator of the Nanotechnology Research Center in Germany, shared valuable insights on the multifaceted world of nanotechnology and shed light on the diverse sources of funding for scientific research, particularly in Europe and Germany. The seminar aimed to equip the academic community with essential knowledge about available funding avenues and project execution in the realm of nanotechnology.

The seminar drew a diverse audience, including members of the scientific and technical council, heads of research projects, leaders of research centers, deans, heads of departments, and postgraduate students. The significance of the event was underscored by its dual focus: firstly, delving into the intricacies of nanotechnology and its applications, and secondly, elucidating the landscape of European and German science funding, encompassing the intricacies of project proposal writing and implementation.

Professor Talant Ryspaev commenced the seminar by providing comprehensive information about nanotechnology and its burgeoning role in various sectors. Attendees gained insights into the latest advancements and applications of nanotechnology, ranging from medical breakthroughs to innovations in aviation and engineering.

The second part of the seminar proved equally enlightening as Professor Ryspaev navigated through the complex landscape of European and German science funding. He meticulously presented the available funds, elucidating the areas where international projects, particularly in Asian countries, could find support. The goal was to empower the teaching staff with the knowledge needed to tap into these funding opportunities and foster international collaborations.

Nurjamal Kurbanbaeva, the head of the Science and Innovation Department, expressed the importance of the seminar in the context of the global demand for technical sciences and IT technologies. She highlighted that the event aimed to bridge the information gap, guiding participants on identifying suitable European and German funds for executing international projects.

Professor Talant Ryspaev, renowned for his over two decades of scientific contributions in Germany, has been a stalwart in the fields of metallurgy and mechanical engineering. His works continue to have a profound impact on diverse sectors, including medicine, aviation, and engineering.

In essence, the scientific-methodological seminar not only served as a platform for disseminating knowledge about nanotechnology and science funding intricacies but also facilitated networking and collaboration opportunities among the academic community. As Osh State University continues to foster such initiatives, it positions itself at the forefront of scientific exploration and international collaboration in the dynamic field of nanotechnology.