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Khaleej Times
16-04-2025
- Health
- Khaleej Times
Thumbay International Research Grant 1st Cycle concludes with resounding success
Gulf Medical University (GMU), Ajman, celebrated the outstanding success of the inaugural Thumbay International Research Grant (TIRG) at a grand award ceremony held on April 15, 2025, coinciding with GMU's Annual Research Day. The groundbreaking initiative, supported by Thumbay Group UAE, attracted global attention for its mission to drive impactful healthcare research through international collaboration and innovation. Sheikh Ammar bin Humaid Al Nuaimi, Crown Prince of Ajman, was the chief guest and was represented by Dr Sheikh Majeed Bin saeed Al Nauimi, Chairman Rulers Court who personally awarded the research grants to the winners. With an initial funding pool of Dh3 million, the grant was designed to support pioneering projects in key areas such as precision medicine, drug discovery and cancer immunology, population health related to diabetes, healthy aging and regenerative medicine, AI, informatics and digital transformation in healthcare management and health economics, and innovation in health professions education. Dr Thumbay Moideen, founder of Gulf Medical University and president of Thumbay Group, reiterated the vision behind this initiative: "We launched this grant to transform Gulf Medical University into a hub for Research." And he also announced that the total research grant will reach up to Dh10 million after three years, reinforcing the long-term commitment of fostering research excellence. Prof. Manda Venkatramana, acting chancellor of Gulf Medical University, commented: "The grant has made an inspiring start, and the diversity and quality of submissions reflect GMU's growing global reputation. We are proud to support research that has the potential to transform healthcare and elevate lives." The TIRG initiative continues to underscore GMU's dedication to building international research partnerships and promoting a culture of innovation. It offers researchers across the globe a chance to collaborate with GMU's academic community, cementing the university's role as a regional leader in medical education and research. Prof. Saleem Chouib, vice chancellor – research, Gulf Medical University, added that "The quality and originality of the selected research projects are truly exceptional, showcasing the innovative spirit of global academia. The Thumbay International Research Grant is a powerful catalyst for groundbreaking research and international collaboration."
Zawya
15-04-2025
- Business
- Zawya
Thumbay International Research Grant 1st Cycle concludes with resounding success
Ajman, UAE– Gulf Medical University (GMU), Ajman, celebrated the outstanding success of the inaugural Thumbay International Research Grant (TIRG)at a grand award ceremony held on April 15, 2025, coinciding with GMU's Annual Research Day. The groundbreaking initiative, supported by Thumbay Group UAE, attracted global attention for its mission to drive impactful healthcare research through international collaboration and innovation. His Highness Sheikh Ammar bin Humaid Al Nuaimi, Crown Prince of Ajman, was the Chief Guest and was reprasented by H.E Dr. Sheikh Majeed Bin saeed Al Nauimi, Chairman Rulers Court who personally awarded the research grants to the winners. With an initial funding pool of AED 3 million, the grant was designed to support pioneering projects in key areas such as Precision Medicine, Drug Discovery and Cancer Immunology, Population Health related to Diabetes, Healthy Aging and Regenerative Medicine, AI, Informatics and Digital Transformation in Healthcare Management and Health Economics, and Innovation in Health Professions Education. Dr. Thumbay Moideen, Founder of Gulf Medical University and President of Thumbay Group, reiterated the vision behind this initiative: 'We launched this grant to transform Gulf Medical University into a hub for Research.' And he also announced that the total research grant will reach up to AED 10 million after three years, reinforcing the long-term commitment of fostering research excellence. Prof. Manda Venkatramana, Acting Chancellor of Gulf Medical University, commented: 'The grant has made an inspiring start, and the diversity and quality of submissions reflect GMU's growing global reputation. We are proud to support research that has the potential to transform healthcare and elevate lives.' The TIRG initiative continues to underscore GMU's dedication to building international research partnerships and promoting a culture of innovation. It offers researchers across the globe a chance to collaborate with GMU's academic community, cementing the university's role as a regional leader in medical education and research.! Prof. Saleem Chouib, Vice Chancellor – Research, Gulf Medical University, added that 'The quality and originality of the selected research projects are truly exceptional, showcasing the innovative spirit of global academia. The Thumbay International Research Grant is a powerful catalyst for groundbreaking research and international collaboration.'
Daily Tribune
04-03-2025
- Science
- Daily Tribune
AUBH's fourth research day 'TechNext 2025' showcases future of technology
The American University of Bahrain (AUBH) recently hosted the fourth edition of its Annual Research Day, themed 'TechNext 2025: Innovations in Emerging Technologies and Applications.' The event brought together leading researchers, industry experts, and students from universities across the Kingdom to explore the impact of technological advancements in reshaping industries, societies, and the future. The day featured a series of thought-provoking scientific sessions covering key areas of innovation. In a keynote session on 'Innovative Solutions for Energy and Environmental Challenges,' Dr. Abdulla Al-Abbasi, Director of the Energy and Environment Program at Derasat's Studies and Research Directorate, provided insights into the latest advancements in sustainable energy and environmental solutions. AUBH's faculty members presented papers on various topics, such as, 'Collaborative Learning Tools for Enhanced Student Engagement in Virtual Contexts' 'High-Performance Computing and Machine Learning for Advanced Simulation' and more.
Zawya
02-03-2025
- Science
- Zawya
AUBH's fourth research day 'TechNext 2025' showcases the future of technology
Manama – The American University of Bahrain (AUBH) recently hosted the fourth edition of its Annual Research Day, themed "TechNext 2025: Innovations in Emerging Technologies and Applications." The event brought together leading researchers, industry experts, and students from universities across the Kingdom to explore the impact of technological advancements in reshaping industries, societies, and the future. The day featured a series of thought-provoking scientific sessions covering key areas of innovation. In a keynote session on "Innovative Solutions for Energy and Environmental Challenges," Dr. Abdulla Al-Abbasi, Director of the Energy and Environment Program at Derasat's Studies and Research Directorate, provided insights into the latest advancements in sustainable energy and environmental solutions. AUBH's faculty members presented papers on various topics, such as, "Collaborative Learning Tools for Enhanced Student Engagement in Virtual Contexts" "High-Performance Computing and Machine Learning for Advanced Simulation" and more. The event also featured a 'Finance and Technology' Panel Discussion, moderated by Mr Yusuf Salman Al-Slaise a Postgraduate student from AUBH. The panel brought together distinguished experts, including Dr. Hamad Alsayed from Tawazn Digital Investment, Mrs Muneera AlFadhel from Bede Bahrain, Mrs. Nadia AlQassab, from BIBF, and Mr. Karim Hasan from from The BENEFIT Company. In addition to the insightful discussions, the event featured an interactive Virtual Reality (VR) Experience Workshop and poster sessions, where participants had the opportunity to present their research findings and innovative ideas, fostering a dynamic exchange of knowledge and perspectives. The event concluded with an awards ceremony, recognizing outstanding research contributions and honouring the most distinguished participants. Commenting on the success of the event, Prof. Hanan Naser, Associate Provost at AUBH, emphasized that hosting the fourth edition of the 'Research Day' reflects the university's strong commitment to fostering research, innovation, and meaningful dialogue on the latest technological advancements, and stated, 'Our role as academics and researchers is to ensure that innovation is inclusive, sustainable, and aligned with human values. The future of technology is not just about what we can create, but how we use it to enhance lives, build resilient societies, and foster economic growth.'
