The research work of students at the Department of Physiology is carried out through meetings of the "Young Physiologists" student scientific club, as well as according to the annual plan developed by the department within the Student Scientific Society (SSS) of Samarkand State Medical University.

  The activities of the scientific club are held twice a month throughout the year in accordance with the approved plan. Each student is assigned a faculty mentor, and following the traditional mentor-apprentice (ustoz-shogird) approach, students conduct scientific research alongside their supervisors on topics of their interest.

  Club meetings feature analyses of participation in local and international scientific-practical conferences, development of public speaking skills, evaluation of research efficiency, and presentation of scientific outcomes. Furthermore, each meeting includes laboratory sessions where students independently develop practical skills.

  Students present their research papers, prepared on the basis of gathered data and findings, at SSS meetings. The most relevant articles and abstracts are selected for publication in national and international conference proceedings and competitions. Additionally, experienced faculty members with high academic potential conduct masterclasses on scientific methodology for new club members.

  The faculty advisor responsible for the club is Assistant Lecturer Alimova Ozoda, who has authored numerous scientific works, research articles, textbooks, and teaching manuals.

  SSS Student President: Khabibullayev Shakhboz, a 3rd-year student at the Faculty of Medicine. He is the author and co-author of 7 scientific articles, a 2nd-degree diploma winner at the V International "Samarkand-2020" Olympiad held at SamSMU, a candidate for the Rector's Scholarship, and the recipient of 3 certificates, 2 diplomas of honor, and 2 letters of appreciation.

  This year, 12 talented club members participated in international Olympiads across Uzbekistan and abroad, securing top award-winning places. Members of the "Young Physiologists" club published over 10 articles and abstracts in national journals and around 20 in international and foreign publications.

  The "Young Physiologists" scientific club welcomes all students interested in physiology and future academic research, offering continuous recognition and support for their achievements.

Opening of the "Young Physiologists" Student Conference

Awarding the Winners of the "Young Physiologists" Conference