A unique research and development center for the Akmola region has been opened in Kokshetau. According to Akmaral Aben, the head of the Central Asian Development Company, it is aimed at helping to develop the agro-industrial and biochemical industries to produce alternative fuels as well as to improve the environment and renewable energy by carrying out silicon semiconductor research.
“We conduct surface water analysis using a gas
chromatograph. We got samples from Seifullin Kazakh Agrotechnical University.
At the moment we are studying the water quality of lakes in the North
Kazakhstan region,” said Nazgul Zhunussova, methodologist at the environmental
laboratory.
“This fuel can be obtained from
reeds. The main prospects of this fuel are that less carbon dioxide is emitted
during the combustion process compared to gasoline or other fuel types,” noted Yedil
Aishuk, head of the research department.
“We can use silicon
semiconductors to create solar panels, computer electronics, as well as in
shipbuilding, automotive and aircraft industries. That is, we can create all
the electronics that are used in these industries ourselves by studying these
semiconductors,” shared Kazhymukan Karim, methodologist of the engineering and
technical department.
“Fertilizers from waste are
currently being introduced in the Akmola region, fruit tree research is being
conducted in southern Kazakhstan. In the future, we want to introduce it into
production and for sale,” added Aishuk.
Also, as noted by Akmaral Aben,
due to Arab investments, an International Halal Center will be established on
the basis of the Scientific Center in cooperation with the Gulf Cooperation
Council (GCC) countries.
