Elbek Rahimjon
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King Fahd University '29 (TOP 40 in Engineering) Here I share my thoughts, experiences, and photos. https://www.instagram.com/elbek.rahimjon/
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"Share" has initiated another big marathon on IELTS!
Click the link below to find out more about it ⬇️
https://t.me/share_project/1650
🚀 RoboStartsUz — The Future is Now! 🤖
If you're passionate about robotics, AI, technology, or programming, then you need to be following @RobostartsUz on Telegram!
From cutting-edge tech insights to real-world project demos, this channel is a goldmine for students, enthusiasts, and professionals alike. 💡 Whether you're just starting your journey or already deep into the world of innovation, RoboStartsUz keeps you inspired, informed, and one step ahead.
🔥 What makes RoboStartsUz stand out?
✅ Regular updates on global and local robotics news
✅ Practical coding tips & tutorials
✅ Motivational content for young innovators
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🌐 @RoboStartsUz — where ideas become reality.
Join the wave of future makers and stay plugged into Uzbekistan’s most exciting tech movement.
Repost from inkzy
Nationalism is an infantile disease. It is the measles of mankind.
I am not a citizen of one country, but of the world. Borders are an illusion, drawn by men who wish to divide what nature has made whole.
A person who defines themselves solely by their nation will inevitably see others as ‘outsiders,’ as ‘the enemy.’ But humanity is one.
Science knows no borders. Ideas know no borders. Knowledge belongs to all, not to any one people or place.
Only when we recognize that we are all travelers on this pale blue dot, floating in the vast universe together, will we be able to live as one species, not as fractured tribes endlessly at war with each other.
— Einstein
Repost from inkzy
Nationalism is a very modern construct, and in some sense has developed with, not in advance of, the maps that set out the shape of countries.
We then should not assume that our literal maps depict an objective view of the geographical territory.
For example, historians have shown that the modern borders of Syria, Jordan, and Iraq reflect British and French determination to maintain influence in the Middle East after World War I. Thus, they are a better map of Western interest than of local custom and organization.
Models, then, are most useful when we consider them in the context they were created.
— Historian Margaret MacMillan
Signs of incompetence and unprofessionalism when working on mutual projects/tasks:
1. Not writing properly and not following basic grammar and punctuation rules in Telegram. With lots of errors.
2. Using Word instead of Google Docs
3. Asking for unnecessary personal information (passport copy, phone number, 3x4 photo) to deliver a service.
4. Texting ONLY "Assalomu Alaykum", "Hello" or "How are you?", without following up with a question or a request
credits to Murod
Repost from ScholarConnect
Innovation & Entrepreneurship: Dr. Stephen Brand at ScholarConnect Research Webinars
📌 ScholarConnect’s Research Webinar Series features leading voices from academia and industry to help students explore how real-world research is done and where it can lead.
🏛 Stephen Brand is a Professor of Practice at Babson College — the #1 entrepreneurship school in the U.S. — with a global background in innovation and research leadership.
🌍 He has worked with organizations like the U.S. Olympic Committee, Ford Motor Company, and The Jim Henson Company, and served as President of the National Inventors Hall of Fame.
🎓 A graduate of Harvard University and Case Western Reserve University, Dr. Brand has built innovation ecosystems in 20+ countries.
💡 In his session “Where Ideas Come From,” he will share:
• How to train your mind to generate powerful, research-worthy ideas
• The role of observation and curiosity in the innovation process
• How foundational ideation connects to research and design thinking
📅 Monday, May 13, at 5 PM (UTC +5)
✅ How to join:
1. DM “+” to @scholarconnect_uz and share this post in your IG stories or Telegram channel.
2. If your Instagram account is private, send us a screenshot of your shared story.
‼️ Follow us on social media for more updates and speaker announcements!
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Repost from Parvoz
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🎯 Work hard, play hard!
During academic journey at school, most students aiming to pursue quality education abroad prepare to application process very hard — studying SAT and AP, working on projects, research, and writing tons of essay drafts with sleepless nights.
And yet the process itself is very long, taking around 2-3 years starting from IELTS to rechecking essays before submission.
However, it is crucial to take breaks occasionally for regaining energy and adding fun to this journey.
🏓 Parvoz Learning Community held its 3rd "Choy" gathering with its students yesterday, organizing volleyball and picnic with small games.
This gatherings will not only help get rest from studies but also enhance relationship between students, improving future professional and personal network.
🚀 If you also want to improve your portfolio and network with ambitious students with fun, join Parvoz Community by taking Portfolio Accelerator Program and Consultation, or SAT Consultations!
@parvozlc — join our community!
Repost from Jamshidbek Izzatulloh | Blog
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Bugun.
O'zbekiston U-17 jamoasi Osiyo Chempioni
Admits to the Class of 2029 guruhimiz bilan futbol.
Rasmlarda qanday o'xshashlik bor? :)
@Jamshidbek_Izzatulloh
Repost from Alisher Sadullaev
⚡️Dunyoning eng nufuzli universitetlari O‘zbekiston yoshlari uchun o‘z eshiklarini ochmoqda – bu esa hali boshlanishi!
Do‘stlaringiz orasida dunyoning TOP universitetlariga qabul qilinganlar bormi?
@alisher_sadullaev
