The Department places great emphasis on research and innovation. Particular attention is devoted to young researchers, with well-established conditions provided to support their academic growth and scientific development.
Faculty members are actively engaged in both departmental and university-level research projects, contributing significantly to the advancement of ophthalmological science.
During the current academic year:
Doctor of Science (DSc) dissertation was successfully defended by D.Z. Jalalova.
4 PhD dissertations were successfully defended by R.E. Qosimov, G.E. Tulakova, S.B. Khamrakulov, and S.S. Boboyev.
This reflects the Department’s commitment to nurturing scientific potential and fostering high-quality academic research.
Current Research and Publications
At present, 3 staff members are independent researchers (D.B. Sobirova, F.M. Khamidova, J.J. Ismoilov) and 5 staff members (S.S. Boboyev, A.T. Allayorov, M.E. Egamberdiyeva, and others) are simultaneously enrolled in the main doctoral program.
Scientific potential of the Department:
Currently, the Ophthalmology Department employs 14 staff members, including 1 professor, 4 associate professors, 1 Doctor of Science (DSc), 4 PhDs, and lecturers, with an overall scientific potential of 64.3%.
Publications and academic output (current year):
- More than 100 articles published in total, including:
- 70 articles in national journals;
- 32 articles in international journals;
- 2 articles indexed in Scopus and Web of Science.
- 3 teaching manuals have been published.
These results demonstrate the Department’s strong academic productivity and its active integration into both national and international scientific communities.
Educational manuals
Electronic programs
Scientific Achievements and Clinical Practice
Over the past five years, the Department staff have published more than 200 scientific works, including 6 textbooks, 10 teaching manuals, 4 monographs, 15 electronic programs, and over 200 articles in leading national and international journals.
Since the Department is based in the Ophthalmology Unit of the Multidisciplinary Clinic of Samarkand State Medical University, its staff are directly involved in patient care, treatment, and complex surgical procedures.
It should be emphasized that the Department has established its own recognized school in the treatment of myopia, strabismus, and glaucoma. Each year, nearly 1,200 patients undergo surgical treatment in the Ophthalmology Unit, successfully regaining their health — a clear indicator of the Department’s effective work and clinical excellence.
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