Ayatola Gabdulin graduated from Kazakh National University in Almaty with a degree in Physics. He has over six years of teaching experience and has published several articles in Scopus-indexed journals. From 2018 to 2020, he worked as a research assistant at Nazarbayev University, gaining valuable expertise in academia.
Between 2021 and 2023, Ayatola served as Academic Director of the Mugalim Development Scholarship project, driving teacher development and educational innovation. In 2024, he joined SDU University as Coordinator of the Master's Program in Physics.
His research interests include innovative teaching methods, cognitive barriers in learning, and TRIZ. Ayatola is also passionate about understanding personality types and human behavior, which informs his holistic approach to education and student development.

BS Physics (2016) Kazakh National University
MS Physics (2018) Kazakh National University

“The Best Young Scientist” of physic technical faculty at Kazakh National University 2016
“The best scientific work” third place -Ministry of Education and Science of the Republic of Kazakhstan 2016
First place in the international conference “al-Farabi world” devoted to “Astana EXPO-2017” 2017

PHY 111 Mechanics

“MD Simulation of Charged Dust Particles With Dipole Moments” 2015 IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science 43 (12), 4187-4189 Ramazanov, T.S., Gabdulin, A.Z., Moldabekov, Z.A.
”Effect of Dipole‐Dipole Interaction on the Compressional Oscillations in Two‐Dimensional Yukawa liquids” 2016 Contributions to Plasma Physics 56 (5), 391-396 Ramazanov, T.S., Gabdulin, A.Z., Moldabekov, Z.A.
“Sound speed and diffusion in 2D Yukawa liquids: Effect of dipole–dipole interaction” 2017 Contributions to Plasma Physics 57 (10), 458-462 Gabdulin, A.Z., Ramazanov, T.S., Moldabekov, Z.A.
“Investigating bound entangled two-qutrit states via the best separable approximation” 2019 Physical Review A 100, 062322 Gabdulin, A., Mandilara, A.

1)14th workshop on the physics of dusty plasma-Auburn, Alabama, USA, 2015.-P.17.
2) Nonideal Plasma Physics Annual Moscow Workshop.-Moscow, Russia, 2015.-P.40.
3)28th IUPAP international Conference on Computational Physics, Gauteng, South Africa, 2016.-P.66.
4)15th International Conference on the Physics of Non-ideal Plasmas, Almaty, Kazakhstan, 2015.-P.48.
5) International Conference Strongly Coupled Coulomb Systems, Kiel, Germany, 2017.-P.137.
6) Xvi International Conference On Quantum Optics And Quantum Information, Minsk, Belarus 2019.
7) 7th International Symposium on Optics & its applications, Yerevan, Armenia 2019.

Molecular dynamics. Quantum information, TRIZ