Professor Dzhumabayev's contribution: a book about outstanding mathematicians in the University library

In the world of science and art, paths sometimes cross, creating amazing synergies. Recently, Professor of Astana International University Dzhumabaev Serik Asetovich took a step in this direction by transferring to the university library fund an impressive book "Masters of Abstraction" by photographer Peter Budge.

This edition is not just a collection of portraits, but a real gallery of outstanding mathematicians and computer scientists, winners of prestigious prizes such as the Fields Medal, the Abel Prize and the Turing Prize. These awards can be safely considered the equivalent of the Nobel Prize in Mathematics, and their holders are the real titans of their science.

Peter Budge uses analog photography to highlight the connection between creative processes in art and science. Each image in the book is not just the face of a scientist, but a story full of inspiration and passion for knowledge. The portraits demonstrate that behind complex mathematical theories there are real people with unique characters and experiences. These stories arouse interest and inspiration, reminding us that science is not only numbers and formulas, but also human destinies.

The book is also closely linked to the mission of the Heidelberg Laureates Forum Foundation, which seeks to bring together young researchers and leading scientists, contributing to the development of future scientific discoveries. Participation in the Heidelberg Laureates Forum opens up unique opportunities for young scientists for growth and career.