Representative KRSU won the international Women in Tech CCA Awards 2026
Nurgiza Aimukhamedova, founder of the EarlyCheck project and researcher at the educational and scientific laboratory «Biomedical Data, Digital Health and AI» KRSU, became the winner of the regional stage of the international Women in Tech CCA Awards 2026 in the Most Disruptive Award category.
The nomination recognizes innovative products and solutions that can change approaches in the field of technology. Nurgiza's victory is recognition of EarlyCheck's innovative approach to early childhood development screening.
The regional selection of the Caucasus and Central Asia included 46 finalists, of which only nine people became winners in their categories.
Now Nurgiza Aimukhamedova will represent the region in the global finals of the Women in Tech Awards, which will take place on December 3, 2026 in Paris.
For KRSU, this victory is an important step towards increasing the international recognition of the university's scientific developments. It also opens up new opportunities for collaboration with universities, clinics and technology partners.
The EarlyCheck project aims to increase the availability of early screening for child development and timely assistance to children and their families.
Congratulations to Nurgiza Aimukhamedova on her international recognition and wish her a successful performance in the final in Paris!
The nomination recognizes innovative products and solutions that can change approaches in the field of technology. Nurgiza's victory is recognition of EarlyCheck's innovative approach to early childhood development screening.
The regional selection of the Caucasus and Central Asia included 46 finalists, of which only nine people became winners in their categories.
Now Nurgiza Aimukhamedova will represent the region in the global finals of the Women in Tech Awards, which will take place on December 3, 2026 in Paris.
For KRSU, this victory is an important step towards increasing the international recognition of the university's scientific developments. It also opens up new opportunities for collaboration with universities, clinics and technology partners.
The EarlyCheck project aims to increase the availability of early screening for child development and timely assistance to children and their families.
Congratulations to Nurgiza Aimukhamedova on her international recognition and wish her a successful performance in the final in Paris!
