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Falak to Pioneer First Arab Nonprofit Space Research Mission by March End
Falak to Pioneer First Arab Nonprofit Space Research Mission by March End

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time26-03-2025

  • Health
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Falak to Pioneer First Arab Nonprofit Space Research Mission by March End

Falak for Space Science and Research is set to make history with the first Saudi-led experiment investigating the eye microbiome in space. The mission, part of the FRAM2 polar orbit expedition, will launch aboard a SpaceX rocket by the end of March. This groundbreaking study aims to advance space medicine by analyzing how microgravity affects the eye's natural microbiome. Moreover, the findings could enhance astronaut eye health and uncover potential medical applications on Earth. All preparatory stages—including sample collection, microbial cultivation, and rigorous environmental testing—have been completed flawlessly, ensuring the mission meets the highest scientific and technical standards. Why This Research Matters? Compare microbiome growth in space vs. Earth Study genetic and proteomic changes caused by microgravity Assess microbial biofilm formation, which may increase infection risks in space Examine potential shifts in antibiotic resistance after space exposure While past research has explored microgravity's effects on gut and oral bacteria, the eye microbiome remains understudied. This mission bridges a critical knowledge gap, contributing to global efforts in understanding space's impact on human health. Finally, Falak's initiative marks a major milestone in Arab-led space research, reinforcing the region's role in pioneering scientific discovery. Related Topics : First Falak Ship Docks at Jeddah Islamic Port Riyadh Hosts 4th International Fisheries Exhibition Featuring 120 Foreign Firms KAUST Awards $1.1 million in funding to 11 startups at its TAQADAM Startup Accelerator Showcase MODON Unveils Jeddah Aviation Hub to Boost Aerospace Leadership Short link : Post Views: 1 Related Stories

Saudi Arabia to Participate at Triennale Milano's International Exhibition
Saudi Arabia to Participate at Triennale Milano's International Exhibition

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time21-03-2025

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Saudi Arabia to Participate at Triennale Milano's International Exhibition

Saudi Arabia is set to participate at the 24th International Exhibition at the Triennale Milano design museum in Italy later this year, according to Arab News. Saudi Ministry of Culture has announced that the Kingdom will organize a pavilion dedicated to the agricultural oasis of Al-Ahsa. Titled 'Maghras: A Farm for Experimentation,' the exhibition is hosted by the Architecture and Design Commission. Curated by Lulu Almana and Sara Al-Omran, the event will run from May 13 to Nov. 9. The exhibition will offer glimpses into the intersection of farming traditions, ecological shifts as well as cultural memory within a rapidly transforming landscape. Interestingly, Maghras farm has inspired the team through its community-driven programs as well as research and artistic interventions. Directed by Alejandro Stein, the pavilion takes the form of a transplanted maghras. This form represents a traditional unit of land defined by four palm trees. Crucially, the exhibition seeks to engage audience with Al-Ahsa's evolving agricultural ecosystems through videos, sound installations and participatory programs. In order to offer a comprehensive view about Al-Ahsa, artists, architects, and researchers collaborated with the region's farming communities and collected firsthand insights into the region's shifting landscape. In addition, they deepened their cooperation through performances, film screenings and local workshops that focus on the strong connections between culture and agriculture. Related Topics: Prophet's Mosque Expansion Exhibition Offers Journey through Time 'Art of the Kingdom' Exhibition Unveiled, Showcasing Culture, Innovation Riyadh Hosts 4th International Fisheries Exhibition Featuring 120 Foreign Firms Short link : Post Views: 37

Transport Minister Attends DHL's Stake Acquisition in AJEX Logistics
Transport Minister Attends DHL's Stake Acquisition in AJEX Logistics

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time25-02-2025

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Transport Minister Attends DHL's Stake Acquisition in AJEX Logistics

Minister of Transport and Logistic Services Saleh Al-Jasser attended the signing of an agreement for DHL eCommerce's acquisition of a stake in AJEX Logistics Services. A subsidiary of DHL, DHL eCommerce specializes in logistics solutions tailored for the e-commerce sector. This strategic move highlights Saudi Arabia's appeal as a prime destination for global investment in logistics while reinforcing the Kingdom's rapidly growing e-commerce sector. Driven by digital transformation and increasing reliance on smart shipping and delivery solutions, e-commerce has become a key pillar of the digital economy. The logistics sector plays a vital role in sustaining this growth by offering advanced services that enhance supply chain efficiency and delivery speed, ultimately improving customer experience and ensuring long-term sector sustainability. Additionally, the National Transport and Logistics Strategy has positioned Saudi Arabia as an attractive hub for global investors by enhancing infrastructure, refining regulations, and integrating cutting-edge technologies. Finally, the major international players like DHL expanding their footprint in the Kingdom, Saudi Arabia continues to strengthen its role as a strategic gateway for regional logistics operations. Related Topics : In Photos: Blessed Rainfall Freshes Hajj Pilgrims on 1st Day of Tashreeq Aramco, DHL seek to establish a joint logistics center in Saudi Arabia Riyadh Hosts 4th International Fisheries Exhibition Featuring 120 Foreign Firms Mercca Celebrates Saudi Founding Day 2025 at Ain Zubaydah Short link : Post Views: 7 Related Stories

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