Alexander Lee’s Report Earns High Recognition at the International “Logos 2025” Conference

Alexander Lee, a student of NIS Kyzylorda, received a First-Degree Diploma at the international scientific and practical conference for high school students “Logos 2025.” The event traditionally brings together young researchers from Kazakhstan, Russia, and Belarus.

This year’s conference presented a wide range of research projects in the humanities and social sciences. Participants delivered reports in the fields of history, literature, economics, modern technologies, as well as the impact of artificial intelligence on education and social processes.

Together with his supervisor, Gulmira Bekenova, Alexander explored the topic “How AI-powered travel applications can enhance the travel experience for users across different age groups.” He demonstrated how AI algorithms take age-specific needs and levels of digital literacy into account, providing more convenient and personalized travel services. One of the key outcomes was his concept of a dual-mode interface adaptable to the needs of different age categories.