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International Scientific and Practical Conference "Advanced Engineering Schools of Uzbekistan: Current State and Development Prospects"

9–12 December 2026
09:00 - 18:00
Tashkent Branch of D.Mendeleev University of Chemical Technology of Russia
Upcoming
International Scientific and Practical Conference "Advanced Engineering Schools of Uzbekistan: Current State and Development Prospects"

An international scientific and practical conference dedicated to a comprehensive analysis of the current state, exchange of best practices, and formulating strategic directions for modernizing engineering education in the Republic of Uzbekistan, fostering a vital dialogue between science, education, and advanced industry. December 9–12, 2026, Tashkent.

🌐 International Scientific and Practical Conference

Advanced Engineering Schools of Uzbekistan: Current State and Development Prospects

Synergy of Engineering Education, Applied Science, and the Real Sector of the Economy

📅 Dates
December 9–12, 2026
4 working days
⭐ Main Day
December 11, 2026
Plenary, panels, 3 sessions
🛣️ Field Day
December 12, 2026
Jizzakh or Angren
🏛️ Venue
Tashkent Branch of MUCTR
TTZ-1 massif, Building 47

🏛️ 1. About the Conference

The International Scientific and Practical Conference "Advanced Engineering Schools of Uzbekistan: Current State and Development Prospects" is designed to unite leaders of technical universities, research institutes, and key industrial enterprises to build a new model of engineering and technological sovereignty.

Key Objective: To discuss current practices and align long-term priorities for the development of Advanced Engineering Schools (AES / ПИШ) in Uzbekistan; coordinate joint actions of universities and real-sector enterprises in advanced engineering training, applied R&D implementation, research and laboratory infrastructure expansion, and industrial digitalization acceleration.

🎯 Real Sector & Talent Pipeline
Aligning curricula with enterprise technological challenges, dual education models, faculty industrial internships, and industrial mentorship programs.
🔬 Laboratories & Engineering
Establishing joint R&D centers, shared instrumentation facilities, and pilot demonstration units.
🚀 From Concept to Implementation
Direct transition from laboratory research and mathematical modeling to pilot industrial trials and full-scale factory deployment.
Venue Location: Primary venue — Tashkent Branch of D. I. Mendeleev University of Chemical Technology of Russia (Tashkent, Mirzo-Ulugbek district, TTZ-1 massif, Building 47). Events hosted at the Tashkent Chemical-Technological Institute (TKHTI) and partner manufacturing facilities are scheduled according to the organizing committee's program.

🤝 2. Organizers and Partners

Official Conference Organizers:
Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Innovations of Uzbekistan
State support, engineering schools coordination, and regulatory framework
Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation
Coordination of joint academic programs and engineering initiatives
D. Mendeleev University (MUCTR) & Tashkent Branch
Flagship of chemical engineering education and scientific coordinator
Tashkent Chemical-Technological Institute (TKHTI)
Leading national chemical-technological higher education institution of Uzbekistan
JSC "Uzkimyosanoat"
Chemical industry holding company of the Republic of Uzbekistan
Embassy of the Russian Federation in the Republic of Uzbekistan
Diplomatic support and bilateral academic cooperation development
International Universities & Branches in Uzbekistan:
Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas (Branch) NRNU MEPhI (Tashkent Branch) NUST MISIS (Almalyk Branch) NRU "MPEI" (Tashkent Branch) Bauman Moscow State Technical University (Branch) BNTU (Republic of Belarus)
Industrial Partners (Enterprises & Corporations):
JSC "MAXAM-CHIRCHIQ"
JSC "Dehkanabad Potash Plant"
LLC "Chirchiq Chemical-Industrial Technopark"
JSC "Navoiazot"
JSC "Ferganaazot"
JSC "Kungrad Soda Plant"
JSC "Almalyk MMC"
JV LLC "UZ-KOR GAS CHEMICAL"
JV LLC "Asia Trans Gas" & Shurtan GCC

🔬 3. Conference Tracks and Schedule

Track 1: AES Models and Network Cooperation
Mechanisms of inter-university networking, regulatory frameworks, adaptation of global practices, and university-plant partnerships.
Track 2: Engineering Education & Practice
Project-based learning, industrial mentors, dual-degree tracks, flexible trajectories, and workplace competence assessment.
Track 3: Chemical Technologies and New Materials
Chemical engineering, polymers, composite materials, industrial catalysis, and deep processing of mineral & hydrocarbon resources.
Track 4: Digital Engineering, Modeling and AI
Mathematical modeling, digital manufacturing twins, automated process lines, and industrial AI algorithms.
Track 5: Energy and Resource Efficiency
Environmental safety, emission/effluent treatment, industrial waste recycling, and energy efficiency enhancement.
Track 6: International Academic Cooperation
Joint master's modules, double degree programs, researcher exchange internships, and collaborative R&D laboratories.
Overall 4-Day Event Schedule (December 9–13, 2026):
DateProgram & Event ContentLocation
Dec 9–10Arrival, meeting and transfer of international and out-of-town participants; hotel check-in in Tashkent; preliminary consultations.Hotels / Tashkent Branch of MUCTR
Dec 11MAIN WORKING DAY OF THE CONFERENCE:
Grand Opening Ceremony; Plenary Session; Rectors' Panel; Industrial Partners Session; Three Parallel Working Sessions (Aud. 207, 303, 403); Project B2B Meetings; Final Plenary Session.
Tashkent Branch of MUCTR (Conference Hall & Auditoriums)
Dec 12PRACTICAL FIELD TRIP DAY:
Technical visits to high-tech manufacturing plants and technoparks. Route 1 (Jizzakh: INNO Science Park, BYD, ADM Jizzakh) or Route 2 (Angren: enterprises & Technopark).
Jizzakh or Tashkent Region
Dec 13Cultural Program & Departure: Sightseeing tour of Tashkent historical landmarks (optional), departure of delegations.According to departure schedule
Presentation Regulations: Plenary presentations — up to 10 minutes; Session presentations — up to 7 minutes; Q&A and discussion — 3–5 minutes. Working languages: Uzbek, Russian, English.

⏱️ 4. Detailed Program of the Main Day · December 11, 2026

Venue: Tashkent Branch of D. I. Mendeleev University of Chemical Technology of Russia (Conference Hall and Specialized Auditoriums).

TimeEvent and ContentVenue
08:30 – 09:00Participant registration; morning coffee break; exhibition of AES scientific materials and industrial engineering requests.Main Building Lobby
09:00 – 09:30Grand Opening of the Conference and Official Welcome AddressesBranch Conference Hall
09:30 – 10:45Plenary Session: "Advanced Engineering Schools of Uzbekistan: Current State and Prospects"Branch Conference Hall
10:45 – 11:00☕ Morning coffee break, networking, and press briefingCoffee Break Zone
11:00 – 12:00Rectors' and Branch Leaders' Panel: "University and Industry"Branch Conference Hall
12:00 – 13:00Industrial Partners Session: Technological and Human Resource Needs of IndustryBranch Conference Hall
13:00 – 14:00🍽️ Official Lunch Break for Conference ParticipantsBranch Dining Hall
14:00 – 15:15THREE PARALLEL WORKING SESSIONS (see detailed session agenda below)Auditoriums 207, 303, 403
15:15 – 15:30☕ Afternoon coffee breakCoffee Break Zone
15:30 – 16:30University-Industry Project Meetings: B2B negotiations, coordination of task teams, resources, and project charter preparation.Working Group Rooms
16:30 – 17:30Closing Plenary Session: Session leaders' reports, resolution project discussion, cooperation road map, and briefing for December 12 field trip.Branch Conference Hall
09:00 – 10:45 · BRANCH CONFERENCE HALL Moderators: Nurmatov B.E., Abdukamilov Sh.Sh.
Grand Opening Ceremony and Plenary Session
Official Welcome Speeches (09:00–09:30):
  • 09:00–09:05: Opening address — Sergey Nikolaevich Filatov, Rector of D. I. Mendeleev University of Chemical Technology of Russia;

  • 09:05–09:10: Welcome speech — Sanzhar Makhamatzhanovich Mirzaliev, Deputy Minister of Higher Education, Science and Innovations of the Republic of Uzbekistan;

  • 09:10–09:15: Welcome speech — Konstantin Ilyich Mogilevsky, Deputy Minister of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation;

  • 09:15–09:20: Welcome address — Representative of the Embassy of the Russian Federation in the Republic of Uzbekistan;

  • 09:20–09:25: Welcome speech — Evgeny Aleksandrovich Korzhikov, First Deputy Chairman of JSC "Uzkimyosanoat";

  • 09:25–09:30: Welcome speech — Botir Shukrullaevich Usmanov, Rector of Tashkent Chemical-Technological Institute (TKHTI).

Plenary Keynote Reports (09:30–10:45):
  • 09:30–09:40: Sergey Nikolaevich Filatov (Rector of MUCTR) — "Advanced Engineering Schools as an Engine for Industrial Technological Capability Building";

  • 09:40–09:50: Sanzhar Makhamatzhanovich Mirzaliev (Deputy Minister of HESI RUz) — "Engineering Schools Development in Uzbekistan and Synergies with Industry";

  • 09:50–10:00: Nikolay Aleksandrovich Makarov (Acting Director of Tashkent Branch of MUCTR) — "The AES Model at the Tashkent Branch of MUCTR and its Industrial Consortium";

  • 10:00–10:10: Head of Academic Programs at Bauman Moscow State Technical University — "Engineering Competencies and Digital Technologies in Modern Professional Training";

  • 10:10–10:20: Vice-Rector / Head of Research at NUST MISIS — "Collaborative Laboratories and Applied Research in Advanced Materials";

  • 10:20–10:45: Questions, open plenary discussion, and task alignment for working sessions (Moderators and participants).

11:00 – 13:00 · BRANCH CONFERENCE HALL
University Leaders' Panel & Industrial Partners Session
11:00 – 12:00 · Rectors' Panel: "University and Industry"
Moderators: Representative of Tashkent State Technical University leadership; Igor Sergeevich Sirotin — Director of AES for Chemical Engineering and Mechanical Engineering at MUCTR, D.Sc., Associate Professor.
  • 11:00–11:05: Setting the agenda and key questions (Moderators);

  • 11:05–11:10: Tashkent State Technical University (TSTU): "Project-Based Learning and Industry Participation in Competence Evaluation";

  • 11:10–11:15: Tashkent State Transport University: "Joint Educational Programs and Engineering Initiatives for the Transportation Sector";

  • 11:15–11:20: Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas (Tashkent Branch): "Specialist Training for the Petrochemical and Gas Chemical Industries";

  • 11:20–11:25: NRNU MEPhI (Tashkent Branch): "Internships and R&D for High-Tech Advanced Industries";

  • 11:25–11:30: NRU "MPEI" (Tashkent Branch): "Energy Efficiency as an Inter-University Engineering Project";

  • 11:30–11:35: Belarusian National Technical University (BNTU): "International Cooperation and Practical Engineering Training";

  • 11:35–12:00: Discussion of cooperation mechanisms and drafting inputs for the final conference resolution.

12:00 – 13:00 · Industrial Partners Session (Demands of Industry)
Moderator: Evgeny Aleksandrovich Korzhikov — First Deputy Chairman of JSC "Uzkimyosanoat".
  • 12:00–12:05: Vakhid Valievich Aripov (Head of HR Department at JSC "Uzkimyosanoat"): Introduction to the industry talent and technical request framework;

  • 12:05–12:10: Vasily Anatolyevich Pleskunov (Deputy General Director for Mining Development at Dehkanabad Potash Plant): "Potash Fertilizer Production Technologies and Demanded Engineering Competencies";

  • 12:10–12:15: Rikhsibay Tursunbaevich Uzakov (Production Director at JSC "MAXAM-CHIRCHIQ"): "Process Optimization and Chemical Technologist Training at MAXAM-Chirchiq";

  • 12:15–12:20: Jasur Davranovich Mukhamedov (Director of LLC "Chirchiq Chemical-Industrial Technopark"): "Chirchiq Technopark: Pilot Projects and Collaboration with Technical Universities";

  • 12:20–12:25: Mukhammadali Mirzoevich Vafoev (Deputy Chairman of the Board for Localization at JSC "Navoiazot"): "Navoiazot: Applied Laboratory Research and Factory Technological Challenges";

  • 12:25–12:30: Umidillo Ismatillaevich Millabaev (First Deputy Chairman of the Board for Production, Localization and IT at JSC "Ferganaazot"): "Ferganaazot: Resource Conservation and Digital Process Monitoring";

  • 12:30–12:35: Bekpolat Esengeldievich Khozhambergenov (Deputy General Director for Production — Chief Engineer at JSC "Kungrad Soda Plant"): "Kungrad Soda Plant: Green Technologies, Environmental Safety, and Specialist Training";

  • 12:35–13:00: Q&A session and preliminary assignment of topics to the parallel afternoon sessions.

👥 5. Three Parallel Working Sessions · December 11, 14:00–15:15

Sessions are held concurrently. Participants are distributed according to professional focus to establish concrete collaborative agreements and project charters.

🏛️ AUDITORIUM 207 (Admin Building, 2nd Floor) 14:00 – 15:15
Working Session 1: AES Educational Models
Session Chair: Aziza Urazalievna Abdurakhimova
Session Secretary: Angelina Vladimirovna Sokolova
Industry Participants: JSC "MAXAM-Chirchiq", Dehkanabad Potash Plant, enterprise human resource departments.
TimeTopic / Discussion PointSpeaker and Organization
14:00–14:05Session opening and goal orientationChair and Secretary
14:05–14:12Project-based educational modules tailored to chemical industry demandsRepresentative of TKHTI
14:12–14:19Joint curriculum development and industrial mentorship participationRepresentative of MUCTR
14:19–14:26Internships and practical placements in petrochemical engineeringRepresentative of Gubkin University
14:26–14:33Dual education components and workplace competence assessmentRepresentative of Tashkent Transport University
14:33–14:40International engineering modules and student mobilityRepresentative of BNTU (Belarus)
14:40–15:00Open discussion on university and plant proposalsAll Session Participants
15:00–15:15Alignment of project proposals and selection of plenary speakerChair, Secretary, and Participants
🎯 Expected Outcome: Package of proposals for pilot educational modules, industrial internships, and training tracks with specified universities, enterprises, responsible coordinators, and execution timelines.
🔬 AUDITORIUM 303 (Admin Building, 3rd Floor) 14:00 – 15:15
Working Session 2: Applied Research and Commercialization
Session Chair: Nikolay Aleksandrovich Makarov
Session Secretary: Mukhammadislom Madraimov
Industry Participants: JSC "Navoiazot", JSC "Ferganaazot", Chirchiq Technopark, enterprise technical directorates.
TimeTopic / Discussion PointSpeaker and Organization
14:00–14:05Session opening and target settingChair and Secretary
14:05–14:12From scientific research to pilot prototype and industrial testingRepresentative of NUST MISIS
14:12–14:19Applied research addressing technological demands of the chemical industryRepresentative of MUCTR
14:19–14:26Collaborative research and technologies for high-tech sectorsRepresentative of NRNU MEPhI
14:26–14:33Organizing inter-university research with industrial partnersRepresentative of TSTU
14:33–14:40Piloting, trial testing, and preparing R&D results for industrial deploymentRepresentative of Chirchiq Technopark
14:40–15:00Review of university capabilities and enterprise demandsAll Session Participants
15:00–15:15Consolidation of applied R&D projects and speaker selectionChair, Secretary, and Participants
🎯 Expected Outcome: Comprehensive portfolio of project charters: enterprise technological challenge, expected outcome, contractors, stages, required resources, and proposed financing sources.
💻 AUDITORIUM 403 (Admin Building, 4th Floor) 14:00 – 15:15
Working Session 3: Laboratory Infrastructure and Digital Engineering
Session Chair: Farkhad Khushbakovich Rakhimov (Vice-Rector for Research at TKHTI)
Session Secretary: Dildora Akmalkhanovna Egamberdieva (Head of Laboratory, Tashkent Branch of MUCTR)
Industry Participants: JSC "Kungrad Soda Plant", JSC "Navoiazot", JSC "Ferganaazot", plant process engineers.
TimeTopic / Discussion PointSpeaker and Organization
14:00–14:05Session opening and agenda setupChair and Secretary
14:05–14:12AES laboratory infrastructure and shared equipment access modelsRepresentative of Tashkent Branch of MUCTR
14:12–14:19Digital twins and engineering systems computer-aided designRepresentative of Bauman MSTU
14:19–14:26Energy consumption modeling and plant operational efficiencyRepresentative of NRU "MPEI"
14:26–14:33Shared infrastructure for materials testing and characterizationRepresentative of NUST MISIS
14:33–14:40Digital simulation tools for petrochemical processesRepresentative of Gubkin University
14:40–15:00Discussion of university initiatives and digital enterprise projectsAll Session Participants
15:00–15:15Finalizing project pool and approving report for the plenaryChair, Secretary, and Participants
🎯 Expected Outcome: Concrete proposals for joint laboratories, shared instrumentation access protocols, pilot experimental rigs, and digital twin projects with assigned partner institutions.
📋 Unified Project Charter Format (AES Initiative Charter):
1 Initiative Title
2 Enterprise Challenge
3 Expected Outcome
4 Partner University & Plant
5 Responsible Coordinators
6 Resources & Equipment
7 Estimated Budget
8 Milestone Deadline
15:30 – 16:30 · University & Industry B2B Project Meetings:
  • 15:30–15:40: Forming project groups based on session outcomes (Chairs, secretaries, industry liaisons);

  • 15:40–16:15: Bilateral and multilateral talks on project scope, resources, and implementation steps;

  • 16:15–16:30: Finalizing project charters and submitting documentation to the conference secretariat.

16:30 – 17:30 · Concluding Plenary Session (Moderators: Nurmatov B.E., Abdukamilov Sh.Sh.):
  • 16:30–16:35: Opening of the concluding session — Sanzhar Makhamatzhanovich Mirzaliev, Konstantin Ilyich Mogilevsky;

  • 16:35–16:42: Report on Session 1 Outcomes — Aziza Urazalievna Abdurakhimova;

  • 16:42–16:49: Report on Session 2 Outcomes — Nikolay Aleksandrovich Makarov;

  • 16:49–16:56: Report on Session 3 Outcomes — Farkhad Khushbakovich Rakhimov;

  • 16:56–17:15: Discussion of the conference resolution and consolidated joint initiative portfolio (Universities and plants);

  • 17:15–17:25: Approval of inter-institutional coordinators, milestone deadlines, and next operational steps;

  • 17:25–17:30: Logistical briefing for the December 12 field visits — Asliddin Khasanovich Mamasatov (Field trip coordinator).

🛣️ 6. Practical Day · Field Trip Program (December 12)

Participants will take part in one of two technical field routes. Field trip coordinator: Asliddin Khasanovich Mamasatov.

Route 1: Jizzakh Region
Tashkent → INNO Science Park → BYD Auto Plant → ADM Jizzakh → Tashkent
07:00–07:30Delegation gathering, bus boarding, distribution of materials
07:30–10:30Travel from Tashkent to Jizzakh (with road time buffer)
10:30–11:30INNO Science Park: Site presentation and collaboration with AES
11:30–12:00Transfer to BYD auto plant, security access, and safety briefing
12:00–13:00BYD Manufacturing Plant: Advanced assembly lines, engineering staff, and production tasks
13:00–14:00🍽️ Lunch (venue arranged with hosting partners)
14:00–14:30Transfer to ADM Jizzakh plant, entry formalities
14:30–16:00ADM Jizzakh: Automotive technologies, student internships, and industrial projects
16:00–16:45Field Round Table: Summary, resolution updates, and partnership networking
16:45–20:00Delegation return journey to Tashkent
Route 2: Angren (Tashkent Region)
Tashkent → Angren Technopark → Manufacturing Plants → Tashkent
07:30–08:00Delegation gathering, boarding designated transport
08:00–10:00Travel from Tashkent to Angren (with road buffer)
10:00–11:30Angren Technopark: Presentation of site capabilities, projects, and dual education
11:30–12:00Transfer to designated manufacturing plant, entry access, and safety briefing
12:00–13:00Visit to 1st Enterprise: Operational challenges and engineering talent requirements
13:00–14:00🍽️ Lunch (venue arranged with hosts)
14:00–15:15Visit to 2nd Enterprise or meeting: pilot testing, student practices, and faculty internships
15:15–16:15Round Table "AES and Industry": Refining cooperation roadmap
16:15–18:15Delegation return journey to Tashkent
* Site visit itineraries and facility access permits are coordinated by the organizing committee with hosting enterprises.

🎖️ 7. Organizing and Scientific Committees

🏛️ Organizing Committee
Co-Chairs of the Committee:
• Sergey Nikolaevich Filatov — Rector of MUCTR;
• Botir Shukrullaevich Usmanov — Rector of TKHTI;
• Evgeny Aleksandrovich Korzhikov — First Deputy Chairman of JSC "Uzkimyosanoat".
Ministry Representatives on Committee:
• Sanzhar Makhamatzhanovich Mirzaliev — Deputy Minister of Higher Education, Science and Innovations of Uzbekistan;
• Konstantin Ilyich Mogilevsky — Deputy Minister of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation.
Executive Secretary:
• Aziza Urazalievna Abdurakhimova — Conference Secretariat.
Field Logistics Coordinator:
• Asliddin Khasanovich Mamasatov — Transport logistics and delegation services.
Technical Support:
• Timur Zhakhongirovich Tokhirov — Audio-visual equipment, presentations, and online streaming.
🔬 Scientific Committee
Co-Chairs of the Scientific Committee:
• Nikolay Aleksandrovich Makarov — Representative of MUCTR (Acting Director of Tashkent Branch of MUCTR);
• Farkhad Khushbakovich Rakhimov — Representative of TKHTI (Vice-Rector for Scientific Work and Innovations).
Scientific Committee Members (Distinguished University Scientists):
• Tashkent State Technical University (TSTU);
• NUST "MISIS";
• NRNU "MEPhI";
• Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas;
• NRU "MPEI";
• Bauman Moscow State Technical University;
• Belarusian National Technical University (BNTU).

📄 8. Participation, Paper Submission and Registration Fee

Participation Application Deadline:
until November 30, 2026
(applications accepted until December 30)
Paper (Article) Submission Deadline:
until December 5, 2026
(manuscripts accepted strictly until 16:30)
📝 Registration and Paper Submission Procedure:

Participant registration is conducted via the online Google Form or by sending registration data to the official conference secretariat email: [email protected].

Required Registration Data: Full Name, organization and position, academic degree/title, phone number, Telegram, Email, participation format (in-person / remote online), track number and presentation title, requirement for simultaneous translation. For in-person participants: arrival/departure dates, hotel booking assistance, choice of field trip route on December 12 (Jizzakh or Angren).
Project Coordinator Contact: Nikolay Aleksandrovich Makarov  •  📞 +7-916-563-03-47, +998-91-004-01-78  •  ✉️ [email protected]  •  📢 Telegram: t.me/dmuctruz
📄 Formatting Requirements for Articles and Abstracts
  • Volume: Up to 2 full pages of A4 format;

  • File Format: Microsoft Word (.docx);

  • Margins: 2.0 cm on all four sides;

  • Typography: Times New Roman, 12 pt, single line spacing (1.0);

  • Illustrations & Tables: No more than 2 figures and 2 tables; up to 4 references in the bibliography;

  • Working Languages: English, Uzbek, or Russian;

  • Abstract & Keywords: In the language of the paper and mandatory duplicate in English (at least 5 keywords);

  • Structure: IMRAD (Introduction, Methodology, Results and Discussion, Conclusion, References) or the AES Model (Challenge, Organizational Model, Partners, Results and Proposals);

  • File Name Convention: "Organization_LastName_Track_number.docx" (e.g., MUCTR_Tashkent_Smith_Track_2.docx).

Sample Title Formatting:
TITLE OF THE ARTICLE IN CAPITAL LETTERS
F. M. Lastname¹, F. M. Lastname²
¹Organization, City, Country; ²Organization, City, Country. E-mail: [email protected]
Abstract: Research objective, methodology, key findings and conclusions.
Keywords: At least five terms separated by commas.
Abstract & Keywords: English translation of title, authors, abstract, and keywords.
💳 Publication Registration Fee
Participant CategoryFee per 1 Article
Residents of the Republic of Uzbekistan (scientists, university faculty, industry specialists)240,000 UZS
Undergraduate and Graduate Students (preferential rate)120,000 UZS
Non-Residents of the Republic of Uzbekistan20 USD
International Academic Partners10 USD
* Travel expenses, hotel accommodation, and meals are covered by the sending organization or by the participants themselves. An electronic collection of proceedings will be published following the conference.
🏛️ Official Bank Payment Requisites for Registration Fee:

Treasury of the MoF RUz

Recipient Organization:
Tashkent Branch of D. I. Mendeleev University of Chemical Technology
📍 Address: Tashkent, TTZ-1 massif, Building 47
TIN (INN): 307685979 OKED: 85420
Beneficiary Bank:
Treasury of the Ministry of Economy and Finance of Uzbekistan (Tashkent)
Bank MFO: 00014 Bank TIN (INN): 201122919

Single Treasury Account (Bank Clearing Acc):

2340 2000 3001 0000 1010
🔑 Recipient Treasury Personal Account: 27-digit official treasury sub-account
4001 1086 0262 6970 9410 0350 006
(For copying into mobile banking apps without spaces: 400110860262697094100350006)
📌 Payment Purpose (Mandatory in payment description):
"Registration fee for publishing an article in the proceedings of AES-2026 conference, Author's Full Name, Article Title"
ℹ️ Confirmation Procedure: Payment should be made after receiving official confirmation of paper acceptance from the editorial board. Please email a digital copy of the payment receipt to the organizing committee at: [email protected].
💻 Remote Online Video Conferencing (Zoom / VCS): Direct broadcast links, meeting IDs, and access passwords will be emailed to registered participants by the organizing committee.

🎯 9. Expected Conference Outcomes

  • Final Conference Resolution: Consolidated position of technical universities and industrial enterprises on developing Advanced Engineering Schools in Uzbekistan;

  • Industrial Problem Registry: Catalog of real-world technological challenges and talent demands from major enterprises;

  • Collaborative Academic Programs: Launching joint educational modules, student industrial internships, and dual-training programs;

  • Shared Infrastructure: Agreements on establishing joint research laboratories and shared instrumentation facilities;

  • R&D Project Charters: Preliminary project charters for applied scientific research with assigned lead coordinators;

  • Cooperation Roadmap: Long-term strategy for university-industry technological partnership for 2026–2030.

* Note: Signing of bilateral agreements and memorandums is scheduled based on mutual readiness and finalized legal texts.