At the International Engineering and Technology University, the second day of events within the framework of “Science Decade – 2026” was organized at a high level. On April 13, 2026, a round table on the topic “Development of Scientific Potential and Research Competencies in Modern Conditions” was held in the conference hall of the university’s Scientific Library.The event brought together the university’s faculty members, young researchers, doctoral students, and students. During the meeting, participants widely discussed the development of scientific research, international publications, and current issues of academic activity.The following important presentations were delivered during the round table: Kenzhina Inesh Yergaziyevna – PhD, Associate Professor, official representative of Clarivate in the CIS countries, scientometrics specialist

Delivered a presentation on “Publishing in International Scientific Journals and Journal Selection,” explaining the importance of choosing the right journals indexed in Scopus and Web of Science. Rabiga Altaikyzy Khozhamkul – Central Asia specialist at InformaScape Shared practical recommendations in her presentation on “The Path to Successful Publication in the Scopus Database.” Imansayeva Aizhan Meirkhanovna – Candidate of Technical Sciences, Patent Attorney of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Eurasian Patent Attorney

Delivered a presentation on “Legal Protection of Intellectual Property Objects,” explaining the legal aspects of protecting scientific results. Baisholan Nazerke – recipient of the “Zhas Galym” grant, postdoctoral researcher of the Department of Software Engineering Presented modern approaches to conducting research in the report “Principles and Procedures for Conducting a Systematic Literature Review in Machine Learning.”

During the event, participants exchanged views on improving the quality of scientific article publications, increasing visibility in international scientific databases, and effectively organizing research activities. The second day of the Science Decade gave momentum to the development of the university’s scientific environment and became a valuable platform of experience for young researchers.