SamDTU The "Young Surgeons" Student Scientific Circle, operating under the Department of Surgical Diseases No. 1 and Transplantology, recruited 20 student members, all of whom actively participated in scientific research. 

  All department staff members provided close support to the students in conducting their scientific research. Research topics were designated for 20 students to facilitate their participation in the Student Scientific Society, and they carried out their work under the guidance of academic advisors. The following faculty members provided close mentorship in these research activities: Department Head Prof. Z.B. Kurbaniyazov, alongside assistants F.K. Sayinayev, I.A. Arziyev, P.A. Yuldashov, Z.N. Nazarov, S.U. Sulaymonov, S.A. Anarboyev, A.M. Nasimov, M.B. Baratov, J.I. Gozibekov, A.A. Egamberdiyev, Sh.N. Nasimov, B.A. Mardonov, M.Ch. Mamanov, and J.S. Salohiddinov.

  Members of the Student Scientific Society (SSS) published a total of 66 scientific works, comprising 60 national publications and 6 international articles, with the remainder being conference abstracts. Certificates and diplomas were awarded for all published works.

  Members of the Student Scientific Society (SSS) actively participate and achieve top places in international and national olympiads organized by the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Innovation of the Republic of Uzbekistan, as well as across CIS partner countries. Notably, 2 students secured honorable places at national and international olympiads hosted by Tashkent Medical Academy, Bukhara State Medical Institute (BSMI), and Samarkand State Medical University (SSMU).

  Talented students under the mentorship of our department's faculty participated in the international olympiad hosted by SSMU. Among them, one student achieved 2nd place, and three students earned special nominations.

  During the academic year, members of the Student Scientific Society (SSS) at the Department of Surgical Diseases No. 1 and Transplantology of SSMU participated 20 times in international and national conferences. Furthermore, 3 members of the Student Scientific Society were awarded the Rector's Scholarship for the 2025–2026 academic year.