Geneticist, Ph.D. in medical radiobiology. Head of the group of epidemiological and dosimetric studies at the Institute of Radiation Safety and Ecology of the National Nuclear Center of Kazakhstan since 2015. Has experience in clinical genetics since 1998, in radiation medicine since 2005. His research interests include studying the genetic consequences of the long-term activity of the Semipalatinsk test site, assessing the effect of prolonged chronic exposure on health and life expectancy, mechanisms for the development of individual radiosensitivity and radioresistance. Of particular interest in cytogenetic dosimetry and the calculation of an individual radiation dose in emergencies are associated with occupational exposure risk.

Biologist, has a Master Degree in biology focused on the area of zoology. She is currently PhD student in “Physics”. She is specialist of the group of biodosimetry researches since 2019. Her main scientific activity and work focused on Semipalatinsk test site researching and it’s different effects on local living organisms, especially human. Works on analysis, scoring and indication of chromosomal aberrations in human blood metaphasic irradiated cells, participates in studies aimed to assessment and correlation of radiation doses to the local population.

Physicist, has a master’s degree in physics in the field of “Physical and Technical Problems of Nuclear Energy“. He is currently continuing his postgraduate studies. He is an engineer in the laboratory of nuclear physics analysis methods since 2015.Work and scientific activity are related to the study of the Semipalatinsk nuclear test site and the impact of the consequences on the population. Engaged in spectrometric measurements (alpha, beta, gamma) and analysis of the results, participates in studies to assess radiation doses to the population.