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Students from the NIS faculty devise initiative to purify Caspian Sea waters.

Students Aruzhan Jumabaeva and Merey Toktarbek created a project aimed at combating oil spills in the Caspian Sea, according to our news.

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Students from the NIS faculty devise initiative to purify Caspian Sea waters.

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Hey there! A groundbreaking innovation called PolyGraph has made it big in the global spotlight, scoring a top 100 spot in the Blue Ocean Student Entrepreneur Competition 2025. This competition, the world's largest for student entrepreneurs, sees over 13,000 contestants from an impressive 163 countries.

Ever since 2023, a brilliant team, Aruzhan and Merei, have been diligently researching ways to drain oil from water. And voilà! They've developed a fantastic polymeric nanomaterial that can amazingly select and isolate oil from water. In their experiments, this marvelous membrane stopped water from penetrating while effortlessly letting oil flow through.

Currently, their project is vying for the People's Choice Award, where the lucky winner will be decided through public voting. So let's get behind them and cast our votes!

Results will be revealed on May 8.

On May 1st, 2025, there was a high-profile meeting in Abu Dhabi between the Chairman of JSC "NC "KazMunaiGas," Askhat Hassenov, and the General Director of AD Ports Group, Mohammed Al Shamisi. On the agenda was the discussion of plans for building container ships designed for the Caspian Sea.

Now For A Bit More Info:

  1. Blue Ocean Student Entrepreneur Competition: This competition fosters brilliant venture ideas among young minds, aiming to solve real-world problems like environmental issues.
  2. Oil-from-Water Separation Technology: This technology is a game-changer for addressing oil spills and pollution. Aruzhan and Merei's innovation could significantly impact the environment, making our world cleaner and greener.
  3. People's Choice Award: This annual award encourages public engagement and support for innovative projects.
  4. Container Ships for the Caspian Sea: Constructing ships for the Caspian Sea could involve deploying them armed with Aruzhan and Merei's technology to combat and prevent oil spills in the region.

So don't forget to lend your support! Cast your vote for the extraordinary team of inventors and their oil-from-water separation technology. Go team Aruzhan and Merei!

  1. I, as an environmental science student, am deeply impressed by the innovative polymeric nanomaterial developed by Aruzhan and Merei, which provides a potential solution for the global issue of oil-from-water separation.
  2. In 2025, this groundbreaking polymeric entrepreneurship will vie for the People's Choice Award at the Blue Ocean Student Entrepreneur Competition, showcasing the significance of education-and-self-development in fostering innovative minds.
  3. The public has the opportunity to support this outstanding venture by casting their votes in the People's Choice Award, which can help Aruzhan and Merei revolutionize technology in the environmental science field.
  4. The ongoing discussions between Askhat Hassenov and Mohammed Al Shamisi in 2025 demonstrate the potential for the implementation of Aruzhan and Merei's technology in container ships designed for the Caspian Sea, contributing to long-term environmental protection in the region.
  5. By 2025, I have the dreams of becoming a polymeric entrepreneur like Aruzhan and Merei, applying knowledge from science and education-and-self-development to create environmental solutions that can change the world.
Secondary school students Aruzhan Jumabaeva and Merei Toktarbek from Nash Secondary School conceptualized a potential initiative to remove oil spills from the Caspian Sea, as per our news reports.

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