The ACeSYRI Science School conference concluded at Satbayev University
From June 8th to June 9th, 2023, the ACeSYRI Science School conference took place at Satpaev University. This unique event attracted the attention of doctors of science, professors, lecturers, and graduate students from around the world, representing various scientific fields.
The ACeSYRI Science School conference served as an ideal platform for knowledge sharing, experience exchange, as well as establishing scientific relationships and partnerships. Participants were able to discuss the most pressing topics, present their research, and receive valuable advice from experienced colleagues. In addition to presenting research papers, participants also had the opportunity to take part in sections and roundtable discussions, where the most pressing issues and challenges in the field of machine learning, linguistics, and other scientific areas were discussed. The ACeSYRI Science School also served as a venue for international experience and idea exchange. Many participants expressed their gratitude for the opportunity to work with foreign colleagues and gain new insights into their research.
As the organizers underscored, the main goal of the conference is to stimulate academic collaboration and knowledge exchange, as well as to support talented young scientists and students aspiring to scientific achievements. They expressed confidence that the goals were successfully achieved, and that the ACeSYRI Science School conference will make a significant contribution to the development of the scientific community. In conclusion, we want to thank all participants and organizers for their contribution to the success of this event. We look forward to the next ACeSYRI Science School and are confident that it will bring even more interesting and fruitful discussions.
One of the main participants of the conference was Professor Alexander Pak from Kazakh-British Technical University, who noted the high level of organization, highlighted the importance of convenience for participants, and expressed respect for the work of the organizers. Professor Pak also pointed out the high level of the presented reports, especially in the field of machine learning. Professor Vladimir Barakhnin from Novosibirsk shared his impressions of the conference in an interview. He noted that the conference was "extremely interesting and quite representative". Vladimir expressed admiration for how scientists from Russia, Slovakia, Kazakhstan, and other countries actively participated in the event, presenting reports on a wide range of topics.
