In this thought‑provoking webinar, the WINCA Network brings together two of the Kyrgyz Republic’s foremost experts to explore one of today’s most pressing global issues: the intersection of artificial intelligence and biological risks.
Research Artificial Intelligence and Biological Risks Read Post »
The Women in Nuclear Central Asia (WINCA) Network held its first Leadership Meeting in Astana, Kazakhstan, on 27-29, 2026. The meeting provided an important platform for WINCA leadership to review the Network’s ongoing and planned activities, assess progress on the WINCA Mentoring Program, and discuss leadership rotations and long-term sustainability. In addition, WINCA members engaged with key stakeholders from Kazakhstan’s nuclear sector through technical tours and bilateral meetings.
Charting the Path Forward: WINCA Leadership Meeting in Astana Read Post »
The webinar, held as a joint BSWN–WINCA Network special event in celebration of Women’s History Month, highlighted the legacy of pioneering women in science and their continued influence today.
BSWN-WINCA Network Special Event in Celebration of Women’s History Month Read Post »
During the webinar, participants were introduced to Togzhan Kassenova’s book Atomic Steppe: How Kazakhstan Gave Up Nuclear Weapons. The book reveals a little-known chapter of Kazakhstan’s nuclear history — from the Soviet era to the present day.
This special webinar was held to commemorate the International Day of Women and Girls in Science (February 11), highlighting the importance of gender equality and representation in STEM fields.
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During the webinar, young women scientists shared their paths to success and the challenges they faced while studying abroad. One of the participants also spoke about her personal experience of balancing the roles of a mother and a researcher.
Education Without Borders: The Young Generation and Radiation Safety Read Post »
The webinar focused on international education and youth engagement in addressing global challenges. Young female participants studying abroad shared their experiences of studying in different countries, spoke about academic mobility opportunities, and discussed how educational programs help them better understand and address issues related to radiation and nuclear safety. The event served as a platform for inspiring exchange and a source of motivation for active involvement in global initiatives.
Education Without Borders: The Young Generation and Radiation Safety Read Post »
This webinar provided an insightful overview of international and regional practices in the field of Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (CBRN) safety and security. Bringing together experienced professionals from leading institutions, the event highlighted key initiatives, national experiences, and opportunities for strengthened cooperation across Central Asia.
CBRN Cooperation: International and Regional Practices Read Post »
As energy demands continued to rise and the global focus shifted toward cleaner and more sustainable sources, nuclear power re-emerged as a key component in the energy strategies of many countries—including those in Central Asia.
Nuclear Power Development in Central Asia: Challenges and Opportunities Read Post »
