We congratulate you on the holiday of March 22nd with the significant holiday of Nauryz. Let this Eastern New Year bring our families much kindness, prosperity and wealth!!! We wish your families peace and happiness, and fruitfulness in your affairs!

March 25th

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March 27th is traditionally celebrated as World Theatre Day, which is intended to emphasize the importance of theatrical art in the cultural life of society.

International Theatre Day is not just an international professional holiday for stage masters and all theatre workers, it is also a holiday for millions of caring spectators.

In Kazakhstan, this is especially significant, given the rich cultural heritage and diversity of types and genres of theatres throughout the country.

For all those who love theatre and want to learn more about their favorite actors, the library has a thematic book exhibition “Ұлымәртебелі — театр — His Majesty — Theatre”. The exhibition offers a glimpse into the world of art and the secrets behind the scenes, and books about theatre, its history, theatrical art, great playwrights, actors, and directors.

The exhibition is located in the electronic reading room of the library of the main building (room 254). We hope that it will be an invaluable source of information for you.

Sincirely, Your Library

We invite you to the March webinars on Scopus from Elsevier:

Monday, March 17, 16:00 — Scopus Basics: Searching for Scientific Literature and Journals, Basic Metrics

Tuesday, March 18, 16:00 — Literature Search in Scopus: In-Depth Webinar

Wednesday, March 19, 15:00 — Literature search in Scopus (In English)

Thursday, March 26, 16:00 — Author Profiles in Scopus: A Showcase of Your Scientific Achievements

Registration links are in the title of each event. Duration: 1 hour. Start time is local time (GMT +5). Speaker: Anton Degtyarev, Research Solutions Consultant, Elsevier

March 18th

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