Ulaanbaatar
The Best Scientific Works of 2023 Awarded
Society
Ulaanbaatar, December 5, 2023 /MONTSAME. This year two books and four scientific articles were awarded Best Scientific Works of 2023 on December 4, 2023. The Ministry of Education
and Culture of Mongolia annually selects the Best Scientific Works in different scientific fields, that are published
in international reputable academic journals and proceedings of scientific
conferences.
The Best Scientific Work - Books
-"New Developments of Newton-Type
Iterations for Solving Nonlinear Problems" by Academician T. Janlav,
Laureate of the State Premium of Mongolia, and Academician O.
Chuluubaatar, Laureate of the State Premium of Mongolia, is about creating
a one-stop source to get acquainted with mathematical methods. The book,
published in English as a course material for Mongolian and international
universities, is a review of 30 academic articles spanning 10 years of research.
-"Birds of Mongolia" by S.
Gombobaatar, Professor at the National University of Mongolia (NUM) and
President of the Mongolian Ornithological Society, is the first two-volume
field guide to the birds of Mongolia.
The Best Scientific Work - Articles
Articles with the highest impact in their
fields, registered in the Springer Nature Publishers Dimension database:
-"Antibacterial activity and
characteristics of silver nanoparticles biosynthesized from Carduus
crispus" by O. Enerelt, Lecturer at the School of Arts and Sciences,
Department of Biology, NUM.
-"Risk and vulnerability of Mongolian
grasslands under climate change" by B. Nandintsetseg, Guest-Researcher at
the School of Arts and Sciences, Department of Biology, NUM.
-"Factors Associated with COVID-19
Vaccine Hesitancy in Mongolia: A Web-Based Cross-Sectional Survey" by
Professor D. Davaalkham, Director of the School of Public Health, Mongolian
National University of Medical Sciences.
-"Intergenerational learning of
traditional knowledge through informal education: the Mongolian context"
by E. Batchuluun, Lecturer at the School of Arts and Sciences, Department of
Geography, NUM.
