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🎯 Competition events held as part of “Anti-Corruption Month”
A series of competitive events were organized at the H.M. Abdullaev Institute of Geology and Geophysics as part of December 9 – International Anti-Corruption Day and the “Anti-Corruption Month” held in November-December.
At the events, outstanding employees were recognized in several categories. These include:
“Zakovat” intellectual competition – Regional Geophysics Laboratory;
“Best Wall Newspaper” –
Glacial Geology Center;
“Best Article” – Atabaeva Feruza Ravshanovna;
“Best Poem” – Saitov Nuriddin Erkin ugli.
🖋 The purpose of the event is to foster an environment of intolerance towards corruption, strengthen the sense of honesty and responsibility among employees, as well as reinforce a management culture based on transparency and the rule of law within the institute’s team.
Scientists of Uzbekistan in the international scientific arena
Scientists of the H.M. Abdullayev Institute of Geology and Geophysics are actively participating in international scientific events in relevant areas of geological science.
F.B. Karimova, head of the Petrology Laboratory, and D.I. Jumaniyozov, a research scientist of the institute, participated in the All-Russian Scientific Council titled “Paleozoic of Russia: Problems of Regional Stratigraphy and Interregional Correlation” held at the A.P. Karpinsky Russian Geological Research Institute (VSEGEI) located in St. Petersburg, Russian Federation.
Within the framework of the event, a meeting was held with the leadership of the Karpinsky Institute, where issues of establishing cooperation between the two institutions on research work, international grants, new methods, and scientific seminars were discussed.
At the same time, at the international scientific conference “The 3rd International Conference on Advanced Coating and Thin Film Technology – ACTF 2025,” held on November 6-9, 2025, in the city of Taizhou, People’s Republic of China, the Deputy Director for Research and Innovation of the Institute, Khalmatov Rustam Abdukhatovich, made a presentation on the topic “Some Aspects of Changes in the Microstructure of Steels Depending on the Content of Rare Earth Metals.”
In these scientific presentations, special attention was paid to the issues of enhancing the international scientific potential of geological science in Uzbekistan, mastering advanced experiences, and implementing new technologies in practice.
New technologies are the foundation of accurate scientific results!
The Center for Glacial Geology of the H.M. Abdullayev Institute of Geology and Geophysics has received a modern SOUTH Galaxy G7 GNSS device as part of the GEF-UNDP-UNESCO project “Strengthening resilience of Central Asian countries through regional cooperation in glacier assessment.”
📡 This high-precision device plays a crucial role in monitoring glaciers and mountain geodynamic processes, as well as in conducting topographical and geophysical measurements.
🔬 By implementing new technologies, the institute’s specialists aim to increase the accuracy and effectiveness of scientific research, as well as achieve results that meet international standards.
🤝 Such initiatives within the framework of cooperation with GEF-UNDP-UNESCO are an important step towards studying climate change and ensuring sustainable development in the Central Asian region.
🤝 Meeting with representatives of the China Uranium Corporation
A meeting with representatives of the Geology and Technology Company of the China Uranium Corporation was held at the H.M. Abdullayev Institute of Geology and Geophysics.
During the meeting, the parties discussed developing cooperation in geological exploration, mineral research, and processing technologies.
🔹 Additionally, prospects for collaboration were outlined in the areas of joint research projects, experience exchange, implementation of innovative technologies, and professional development of specialists.
Such meetings are crucial for further strengthening international scientific cooperation and implementing new geological initiatives.