The world-famous scientist Khalil Kalantar presented his electronic resources to the Scientific Library of NSU
At the event held for this purpose, the rector of the university Elbrus Isayev noted that Nakhchivan State University, which has a broad vision of becoming a research university, has seen a series of important scientific innovations and scientific events in recent years. The rector valued the fact that scientist Khalil Kalantar will teach classes at the higher education institution from 2023 and publish articles in international scientific journals as a university employee as an important contribution to the development of the educational institution. Khalil Kalantar, who has invaluable services, is the author of dozens of books and numerous scientific articles related to the field of electronics, is also a member of the Coordinating Council of World Azerbaijanis. The rector noted that despite the fact that the famous scientist has been living and working in Japan for almost 40 years, he maintains close contact with his homeland, Azerbaijan. It was emphasized that the scientist's scientific and practical achievements are highly valued in the international world of science. plays a role. Expanding the library fund, improving technological equipment and improving user experience are important for future development.
The Rector expressed his gratitude to Khalil Kalantar on behalf of the university staff.
At the event, the dean of the Faculty of Physics and Mathematics Maftun Ismayilov, head of the chair of general and theoretical physics, doctor of philosophy in physics Billura Hajiyeva, Head of the Monitoring and Evaluation Department, Elgun Tagiyev, Senior Lecturer of the Chair of General and Theoretical Physics, spoke.
In the speeches, it was stated that the famous scientist Khalil Kalantar brought to the library The presented electronic materials reflect valuable sources on various topics and constitute an important resource for scientific research. src="https://ndu.edu.az/storage/news-blogs/April2024/DSC_8325.jpg" alt="" width="592" height="394">
