An interview with a department lecturer has been published in the journal 鈥淶huldyz鈥�
Activists of the Student Scientific Society of the Faculty of Geography and Environmental Sciences at al-Farabi Kazakh National University shared notable news. In the latest issue of the journal “Zhuldyz”, dedicated to the Day of Science Workers on April 12, an interview titled “For Those with Wings to Fly, the World Is Wide…” was published with Marzhan Nurlankyzy, a lecturer at the Department of Meteorology and Hydrology and a young scientist who recently successfully defended her academic degree. The interview was conducted by the Chair of the Student Scientific Society, Diana Erlan. The central idea of the conversation focuses on perseverance on the path to science, academic integrity, and the moral responsibility of a modern researcher.
The article discusses the challenges of the doctoral period, the integration of fundamental science with practical results, and provides an analysis of the future prospects of national meteorology and hydrology. This interview, inspired by the students’ genuine interest in the personality of the researcher, can rightfully be considered a true source of motivation for knowledge-seeking youth. The article encourages every student who has chosen the path of science to remain persistent and clearly demonstrates the continuity of the scientific school formed within the walls of the university.
In addition, Marzhan Nurlankyzy shares reflections on her research journey during her doctoral studies and explains how she managed to overcome the challenges she encountered. She emphasizes that scientific setbacks should not be perceived as “mistakes,” but rather as valuable experiences that open new opportunities for further research.
At the end of the interview, professional advice is offered to young researchers and students who are just beginning their journey in science. Particular attention is given to the culture of working with data and the importance of critical thinking. This meaningful conversation, combining science and practice, will undoubtedly inspire every ambitious student to achieve new heights. Therefore, this interview is presented as an important contribution that can serve as both a professional guide and a source of inspiration for the young researchers of our faculty.
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