Researchers from the Pharmacy Research Center took part in international scientific conferences

The Pharmacy Research Center at SKMA JSC continues to actively develop its research activities and strengthen international cooperation. In November 2025, the Centre's employees presented the results of their research at significant international scientific forums held in Russia and Uzbekistan. 
Participation in the III International Conference ‘Integration Links in Pharmaceutical Ecology’
On 11–13 November 2025, the A. P. Nelyubin Institute of Pharmacy at Sechenov University (Moscow, Russia) hosted the III International Conference “Integrative Links in Pharmaceutical Ecology” dedicated to contemporary environmental and pharmaceutical aspects of drug development. 
A. D. Rybakova, a research fellow at the Pharmacy Research Center, gave an online presentation on the topic: «Phytochemical study of essential oils of plants included in the dental collection».

The presentation featured the results of an analysis of the essential oil components of medicinal plants used in dental preparations, as well as their potential pharmacological significance. The report attracted the interest of conference participants and contributed to the discussion of issues related to the rational use of plant raw materials and environmentally friendly technologies in the pharmaceutical industry.
Participation in the VI International Scientific and Practical Conference ‘Topical Issues of Pharmacology’
On 20–21 November 2025, the VI International Scientific and Practical Conference ‘Current Issues in Pharmacology: From Drug Development to Their Rational Use’ was held at the Abu Ali ibn Sina Bukhara State Medical Institute (Bukhara, Uzbekistan).
As part of the conference, Kuandyk A. T., a master's student and research fellow at the Pharmacy Research Center, gave an online presentation entitled: «Microbiological purity of thick-flowered catnip growing in the Turkestan region as an indicator of safety of use»

The paper reflected the results of studies on microbial contamination of medicinal plant raw materials and an assessment of compliance with safety indicators established by pharmacopoeial requirements. The topic attracted considerable interest due to the relevance of issues related to the quality control and safety of herbal medicines. 
The participation of researchers of Pharmacy Research Center in major international conferences confirms the high level of training of the Academy's specialists and the importance of the research being conducted.