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2019
AKHP Public Lecture, Almaty: Intuitive Health in Modern Nomad’s Understanding
This lecture will discuss a possible solution to an increase in chronic diseases, which includes committing to intuitive health, and returning to the traditional basics of healthy behaviors.
CHHU Public Lecture, Dushanbe: Complex of Tajik National Holidays in the Mirror of History
The lecture will discuss the modern aesthetic and social interpretations of traditional Tajik holidays. Dr. Larisa Dodkhudoeva will also present the findings of a study made by the research group of the Institute of History, Archaeology and Ethnography of the Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Tajikistan.
AKHP Public Lecture, Bishkek: The Geography of Central Asia: Exploring Changes and Rational Management
This lecture will discuss how the problems and prospects for the development of Central Asia can indicate a rational management theory, and promote cooperation between the countries of Central Asia.
Online Public Lecture: Artificial Futures: Intelligent Robots in Science and Society
In this talk Prof. Dr. Alan Winfield will present the amazing reality of intelligent robots, illustrated with real examples from current research in the Bristol Robotics Laboratory, and wonder about the future possibilities for intelligent robots in science and society.
Watch the lecture at: https://youtu.be/fSuQa6kzdIw
IPPA Public Lecture, Almaty: The Role of Women in the Economic Development of Afghanistan
CHHU Public Lecture, Dushanbe: Hiyanids of Avesta and Modern Shugnan
In this lecture, Dr. Khushnazar Pomirzod will discuss the Avesta, a collection of religious texts of Zoroastrianism, and the modern language of Shugnan people.
Watch the lecture in Tajik at: https://youtu.be/kt4U-xykut8
AKHP Public Lecture, Bishkek: Fostering Similarities in Religion as a Way to Cope with Extremism and Terrorism
Online Public Lecture: Understanding People and Designing Technology for Sustainable Development
The lecture will discuss Dr. Ahmed's research, and its goal to leverage ethnographic methods to understand the underserved populations in low-income regions, and design and develop appropriate technologies to bring sustainable positive change in their lives.
Watch the lecture at: https://youtu.be/1QD_BC9CO90
CHHU Public Lecture, Bishkek: A Dombra that Plays Itself: Morals and Meaning in Traditional Tales
AKHP Public Lecture, Almaty: Abai and the Future of Kazakhstan
In this lecture, Orazaly Sabden will leverage Abai’s teachings to discuss building a new humane society and developing its moral code in the 21st century.