KazNU and INVIVO will create a scientific and practical cluster

An official meeting was held at Al-Farabi Kazakh National University between Margulan Ibraimov, Vice-Rector for Research and Innovation, and Roman Chernov, General Director of INVIVO LLP. As a result of the meeting, a memorandum of cooperation was signed, laying the foundation for a large-scale partnership between the academic community and a leader in practical healthcare. During the meeting, the guests were introduced to the university's main innovation platforms, including the Supercomputer Center, the Earth Remote Sensing Laboratory, and the Farabi HUB technology hub.

During the negotiations, Vice-Rector Margulan Ibraimov focused on the university's strong research potential and noted that KazNU has 155 modern laboratories actively engaged in artificial intelligence and biomedical research. He expressed confidence that collaborating with a leading player in the laboratory diagnostics market would provide students from the faculties of medicine and biology with a unique opportunity to learn advanced clinical practices. The university is committed to implementing the best global clinical practices and plans to utilize its resources to train a new generation of doctors who can work with high-tech solutions.

In turn, Roman Chernov, General Director of INVIVO LLP, focused on the scale of operations of the largest laboratory network in Central Asia. Today, the company covers more than 500 points of biomaterial collection and 13 technological centers across the country. Thanks to innovative methods, more than a thousand types of high-precision tests are performed. The company's quality management system is fully adapted to international ISO standards, ensuring reliable and efficient diagnostic processes.

The signed document provides for a wide range of joint initiatives aimed at creating a unified scientific and practical cluster. The parties have agreed to organize students' practical training at the INVIVO central laboratory. There, future specialists will have the opportunity to study the unique Pathology AI diagnostic system based on artificial intelligence.

The cooperation also covers the field of IT technologies, including the development of mobile applications and HealthTech products together with partners Siroca Technology and Qomek Kazakhstan. In addition, in order to speed up data processing, the possibility of local deployment of innovative diagnostic systems on the technical base of KazNU is considered.

Press-service of Al-Farabi Kazakh National University