Showing Green Impetus for synthetic change at Satbayev College, Kazakhstan
Post date: Tuesday, January 3, 2023 - 15:21

Isti Yunita, M.Sc., Ph.D., lecturer in the Department of Chemistry Education at UNY, recently became a visiting professor at Satbayev University in Kazakhstan's Department of Mining and Metallurgical Institute. Isti was given the chance to instruct on "Green Catalyst for Chemical Transformation: The need for long-term growth." Isti provided information regarding the production of catalysts from egg shell waste in order to address the issue of plastic bottle waste, allowing one to draw the... Read More ...

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Digitalizing and Greening TVET for Sustainable Development
Post date: Monday, November 21, 2022 - 16:51

Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) should be receptive to changes in innovation, working environment prerequisites, and ecological supportability issues. Policy changes, the creation of new qualifications, and the acquisition of new skills that meet the requirements of the digital economy and green economy are all necessary for the establishment of a sustainable system and the preparation of TVET for the digital transition. On October 27, 2022, the International Seminar "... Read More ...

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Utilizing plant-based pesticides to promote healthy food sources
Post date: Thursday, September 29, 2022 - 11:42

Pesticide is a broad term that encompasses all types of pesticides. Pest and cide / cida, which means pest killer, are the words that gave rise to the term pesticide. In a few examinations, customary substance based pesticides are frequently connected with ranchers' medical conditions and water contamination. Farmers can use plant-based pesticides instead of conventional pesticides to reduce this risk. Plant-based pesticides are effective at controlling pests and plant diseases because they... Read More ...

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Tool for Automatically Monitoring a Turtle Nest
Post date: Saturday, August 20, 2022 - 14:21

Turtles are sea-dwelling reptiles. Turtles can cross the Indian Ocean, the Pacific Ocean, and Southeast Asia on long migrations. The combination of natural factors and human activities that directly or indirectly put the population of turtles in danger puts them in a difficult situation. These creatures are sensitive to light, noise, cleanliness of the environment, and crowds, which frequently disturb turtles that are laying eggs. The decline in turtle populations as a result of human... Read More ...

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