Sustainable Development Goals at Baku State University.

As part of the events dedicated to Science Day, a training program on Clinical Biochemistry was organized by the Young Oncogenetics Researchers Group operating under the Faculty of Biology of Baku State University. The program, held between February 15 and 20, consisted of both theoretical and practical components.

The theoretical part of the training was conducted by Nigar Huseynova, Deputy Chair of the Young Oncogenetics Researchers Group. Participants were introduced to the fundamental principles of clinical biochemistry, modern methods used in laboratory diagnostics, the clinical significance of biochemical indicators, and the interpretation of laboratory test results.

The practical component was organized at the biochemical laboratory of the Ellab Diagnostic Center. During the hands-on sessions, students became familiar with the operating principles of modern laboratory analyzers and observed the various stages of the analytical process while working with real samples. In addition, detailed explanations were provided regarding laboratory safety procedures and quality control mechanisms.

The primary objective of the training program was to enhance the clinical laboratory knowledge of students studying biology and genetics, familiarize them with contemporary diagnostic methods, and strengthen their practical skills.

The program attracted significant interest from participants, and similar training initiatives are planned for the future.

SDG 3 (Good Health and Well-Being), SDG 4 (Quality Education), SDG 9 (Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure)