On November 5, the scientific and educational project “School of Science – 2025” was officially launched for students of the International Medical Institute, KSMU. 
The event brought together students from various countries, organizers, and members of the SSS Council. Participants learned about the activities of the Student Scientific Society, and at the end of the meeting, an interactive quiz tested their newly acquired knowledge — with a sweet prize for the winner! 
Guest of Honor: Alexey Anatolyevich Kryukov, Associate Professor, Vice-Director IMI, emphasized the importance of scientific activity among international students and wished them success in their studies and research. 
Speakers: • Alakhakun Sonath Keynula (4th-year student, SSS Council member) presented his report, shared valuable insights, and introduced the upcoming lecture course of the project. • Muhammad Iqbal Bin Rafid (6th-year student, SSS Council member) delivered a motivating report on “Encouraging Students to Engage in Science”, highlighting how research contributes to personal and professional growth. 
The opening concluded in an atmosphere of inspiration and enthusiasm for future discoveries. 
We sincerely thank everyone who joined us for the opening and shared in the excitement of this new beginning. We look forward to welcoming all participants of the School of Science at our next events!
The event brought together students from various countries, organizers, and members of the SSS Council. Participants learned about the activities of the Student Scientific Society, and at the end of the meeting, an interactive quiz tested their newly acquired knowledge — with a sweet prize for the winner! Guest of Honor: Alexey Anatolyevich Kryukov, Associate Professor, Vice-Director IMI, emphasized the importance of scientific activity among international students and wished them success in their studies and research. Speakers: • Alakhakun Sonath Keynula (4th-year student, SSS Council member) presented his report, shared valuable insights, and introduced the upcoming lecture course of the project. • Muhammad Iqbal Bin Rafid (6th-year student, SSS Council member) delivered a motivating report on “Encouraging Students to Engage in Science”, highlighting how research contributes to personal and professional growth. The opening concluded in an atmosphere of inspiration and enthusiasm for future discoveries. We sincerely thank everyone who joined us for the opening and shared in the excitement of this new beginning. We look forward to welcoming all participants of the School of Science at our next events!