Leyla Yusifzada, a 2026 graduate of Khazar University with a background in Chemical Engineering, participated in the 77th International Astronautical Congress (IAC 2026), held in Antalya, Türkiye, from 5 to 9 October 2026.

The International Astronautical Congress is one of the world’s leading gatherings in the space sector, bringing together space agencies, scientists, researchers, astronauts, industry leaders, and representatives of international organizations to exchange knowledge and explore the future of space exploration and technology.

During the congress, Leyla Yusifzada presented her research on the use of satellite imagery to analyze weather data in Türkiye, comparing conditions before and after the implementation of renewable energy solutions. Her research highlighted the potential of satellite-based data analysis in understanding environmental conditions and supporting sustainable energy development.

Leyla Yusifzada was the first representative of Khazar University to participate in this prestigious international congress, marking a significant milestone for the university and reflecting the growing contribution of young Azerbaijani researchers to international scientific collaboration.

Her participation represents an important step in her academic and professional journey at the intersection of engineering, space technology, environmental research, and renewable energy.