Each department has organizational structures that support students' creative pursuits, innovative ideas, and fresh approaches. Within these structures, students can discuss their most compelling hypotheses and proposals, freely express their thoughts, engage in debates, and defend their viewpoints — not only among peers but also in front of faculty members.
The goal is to engage youth in science, develop their scientific potential, and increase interest in research activities.
Remarkably, the effectiveness and success of the student scientific club depend entirely on the activity and ingenuity of its members.
Main objectives of the club:
• Identifying and supporting talented youth;
• Developing research skills;
• Fostering critical and independent thinking;
• Teaching how to write scientific articles, projects, and reports;
• Preparing students for participation in local and international competitions, Olympiads, and conferences;
• Providing broad interdisciplinary knowledge.
This structure is particularly notable for being rich in ideas and proposals related to information technology, biophysics, and medical physics. Here, participants’ ideas can be implemented in practice, become their intellectual property, or even guide their careers in computer technologies.
The club’s activities include participation in national and international scientific-practical conferences alongside academic advisors, publishing articles and theses, forming a list of IT club members, naming the club, designing a logo, and documenting activities through official protocols.
The structure is constantly evolving — some students choose the department’s scientific direction and actively participate in its activities, while others feel they have already gained what they needed.
The Student Scientific Club of the Department of Information Technology, Biophysics, and Medical Physics currently has 30 student members. These students are assigned to department assistants, with a strong mentorship system established based on the "teacher-student" tradition.
The head of the student scientific club is Assistant D.A. Vakhidov.
The working plan for the student scientific society is developed by the head of the department and responsible staff, and the club’s activities are carried out according to this plan.
Club meetings are held in the department's conference room, and each meeting is officially documented with minutes.
For the members of the scientific club assigned to the department by the head and responsible persons, research topics have been formulated, and the students conduct research activities on the selected topics.
During department meetings, instructors provide explanations on choosing research topics, collecting necessary primary documents during the research process, as well as their registration and management.
At the same time, to develop students' oratory skills, they present current issues related to their research topics in the form of presentations and conduct analyses through discussions.
Scientific works by members of the student research club of the Department of Information Technology, Biophysics, and Medical Physics (ITBMP) are regularly published in scientific journals supervised by the Higher Attestation Commission (HAC) of the Republic, as well as in international publications.
Over the past 5 years, members of the research club have published more than 300 scientific papers.
If you are eager for knowledge, full of a research spirit, and creative energy — join our club!
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