The 75th session of the "Science and Art Assembly"

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The 75th session of the "Science and Art Assembly"

On October 4, 2022, the 75th session of the traditional "Science and Art Assembly" was held at Khazar University. Opening the session, professor, academician Hamlet Isakhanlı, the founder of university, the chairman of the board of directors and trustees, provided extensive information about the speaker Roald Sagdeev, the academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences and the US National Academy of Sciences. Then H. Isakhanli gave the floor to academician R. Sagdeev. Academician R. Sagdeev delivered an extensive lecture on "Eternal conflict - science for war or science for peace?" (in Russian). After the lecture, he answered many questions of the participants.

Gudrat Isakov (Physics Institute of ANAS), Sura Abdanova (Khazar University, "Dunya" School), Solmaz Tohidi, Sahin Mustafayev (Institute of Oriental Studies of ANAS), Ismikhan Yusifov (Baku State University), Niyazi Mursagulov, Nazim Mammadov (Physics Institute of ANAS) spoke on the lecture.

At the end of the meeting, Hamlet Isakhanli expressed his deep gratitude to academician R. Sagdeev and the participants.

Memory photos were taken.