At the Scientific Circle “Young Surgeons,” organized at the Department of Surgical Diseases of the Pediatric Faculty of Samarkand State Medical University, 28 students and 12 clinical residents actively participated during the 2024–2025 academic year. All of them regularly took part in the circle’s meetings held at the department. Each student was assigned to a department teacher and, in accordance with the “mentor–student” tradition, actively engaged in scientific research.
Throughout the academic year, 16 scientific circle meetings were held. The members of the circle received information on conducting scientific research, collecting primary documentation, its registration, and proper record-keeping.
Master classes were organized on preparing scientific articles and theses, their types and structural components, rules for working with scientific literature, methods of collecting and processing materials, discussing and analyzing research results, as well as the rules of publication.
Participation in local and international scientific-practical conferences, development of students’ public speaking skills, and analysis of the effectiveness of completed works and the results of scientific research were carried out. In addition, at each circle meeting, students delivered presentations on specific topics, actively participated in surgeries and dressing rooms in the departments, and independently practiced practical skills.
During the 2024–2025 academic year, the talented students of our department, together with their mentors, published theses and articles in several local and international scientific journals and received certificates.
In May of this year, at the 79th International Scientific-Practical Conference held at SamSMU, members of the Student Scientific Circle submitted a total of 3 theses. Gulnora Rustamova, a student of group 409 of the Faculty of Medical Pedagogy, won 3rd place, while Sitora Pulatjonova won 2nd place. In total – 4 works.
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