Shirinova Inobat Anvarovna was born in 1957 in Oxunboboyev village, Sirdaryo district, Tashkent region. After graduating from secondary school in 1974, she entered the Tashkent State Pedagogical Institute named after Nizomiy and successfully completed her studies there in 1979.
Inobat Shirinova began her professional career in 1979 as a teacher at School No. 31 of the Oxunboboyev collective farm in Sirdaryo district. Later, she was accepted to work on a competitive basis at the Faculty of Biology of the Sirdaryo State Pedagogical Institute named after G‘afur G‘ulom. In 1987, she was admitted as a trainee at the Institute of Biochemistry of the Academy of Sciences of Uzbekistan, and in the same year, she enrolled in the full-time postgraduate program. After completing her postgraduate studies, Inobat Shirinova continued her career at the Pedagogical Institute.
In 1993, she successfully defended her candidate’s dissertation and was awarded the academic degree of Candidate of Biological Sciences. Currently, Inobat Shirinova works as an Associate Professor at the Department of General Biology. She has published about 40 scientific and methodological works. The scholar delivers lectures and conducts practical classes in “Biology,” “Physiology,” and “Histology.”
Inobat Anvarovna is also actively involved in the university’s public life. She has served as a scientific advisor to students of the faculty and as head of the department. In her scientific and social activities, she has demonstrated herself as a capable organizer, modest, and morally mature employee.
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