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The world celebrates the International Day of Women and Girls in Science every year. This day is significant for recognizing the contributions of female scientists and promoting their achievements. Women’s success in science fosters new discoveries and inspires future researchers.

On February 12, 51���� Kazakh National University (KazNU) held a ceremonial event dedicated to this day. Leading female educators who made significant contributions to the development of the university and science were honored at the event. Among them, Associate Professor of the Department of Molecular Biology and Genetics, Sabira Myktybekovna Taipakova, received special recognition and was awarded the “Farabi” gold medal. In addition, she was presented with a certificate of appreciation from the university’s rector in recognition of her dedicated scientific work.

Sabira Myktybekovna Taipakova is a distinguished scientist who has made significant contributions to research and the education of young specialists. Her work has played a crucial role in the development of modern biology and biotechnology, and her research has gained international recognition, contributing to the advancement of science in Kazakhstan.

Acknowledging and supporting women in science is an essential step for societal progress. Their achievements serve as an inspiration for future generations, encouraging young people to pursue knowledge and make groundbreaking discoveries.

Congratulations to Sabira Myktybekovna Taipakova! We wish her good health, endless inspiration, and great success in her scientific endeavors. May her hard work always be highly valued, and may her research lead to new scientific breakthroughs!