The university engages in a range of contract-based research projects that address real-world challenges in engineering, environmental science, and agriculture. These initiatives demonstrate applied scientific expertise in areas such as seismic safety, land zoning, bioremediation, irrigation infrastructure, and equipment maintenance.
As part of the “Young Scientist” grant program (2022–2024), the following projects are being implemented:
Structural and seismic inspection of a sports school building in TurkSib village (Jambyl Region)
PI: Z. Eskermesov, PhD | Funding: 400,000 KZT
Land zoning and pricing based on landscape-ecological analysis
PI: Ye. Akhmetov, PhD | Funding: 500,000 KZT
Development of bioremediation technologies for oil-contaminated soils and sludge
PI: M.Zh. Seksenbai, PhD | Funding: 500,000 KZT
Design of a safety shutoff device MLS 400
PI: B.Zh. Kozhageldy | Funding: 400,000 KZT
Production technology of bioremediant based on industrial and agricultural waste
PIs: Kh.I. Tursunbaev, K.A. Yestaev, G.O. Urazbaev | Funding: 500,000 KZT
Development and study of outlet structures from the Bazarbai irrigation canal (Baizak District)
PI: S.K. Zholdasov, PhD | Funding: 500,000 KZT
Environmental impact assessment of phosphorite waste rock and disposal methods
PI: Ye.K. Talkanbaev, PhD | Funding: 500,000 KZT
Improving maintenance methods for agricultural machinery
PI: M. Ibyldaev, PhD | Funding: 400,000 KZT