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Al Bawaba
2 days ago
- Health
- Al Bawaba
WCM-Q concludes 2025 cycle of biomedical research training program
Four aspiring biomedical scientists have gained key research skills by completing the 2025 cycle of Weill Cornell Medicine-Qatar's (WCM-Q) Biomedical Research Training Program (BRTP) for Nationals. The interns who participated in this year's program are Raghad Rabie El Ghali, Hadeel Alashwal, Maryam Ali, and Sara Muhamed program is designed to give Qatari nationals and long-term residents who have recently graduated from college a firm foundation in practical laboratory and research administration skills, and experience conducting real clinical research projects while working alongside WCM-Q's highly qualified scientific faculty in the college's state-of-the-art celebrate their successful completion of the program, the interns were presented with certificates at a special graduation year marks the 13th annual cycle of the Biomedical Research Training Program for Nationals, which was launched in 2011. To date, the program has helped 62 graduates, including this year's cohort, take their first steps toward successful careers in Khaled Machaca, professor of physiology and biophysics/senior associate dean for research, innovations, and commercialization at WCM-Q, said: 'I am honored to congratulate our latest cohort of talented graduates from the Biomedical Research Training Program. These impressive young scientists have dedicated the last 10 months to acquiring the skills and knowledge needed to become not only exceptional scientists but also vital contributors to Qatar's thriving biomedical research sector. I wish them every success in the next stages of their careers.' This year's BRTP interns are graduates of Hamad Bin Khalifa University, Qatar University, the University of Zhengzhou in China, and the International Medical University in Malaysia. Tembela Eweje, associate director, grants, contracts and research training, said: 'This program is more than just training; it's about building a diverse and capable biomedical workforce for Qatar. The program is designed to equip emerging scientists with critical skills and provide the mentorship they need for their careers after completion. During the graduation ceremony, our trainees expressed their excitement about the future and their eagerness to engage in activities that will help them gain the expertise needed to lead transformative research. One trainee mentioned that the program provided them with what they would equate to about 10 years of experience in just 10 months.' The program has become an established bridge for college graduates to transition to the workplace and kickstart successful careers in research. Graduates from previous cycles have gone on to publish in leading journals and have been accepted to graduate school programs in Qatar and abroad, while others have established careers in research at prestigious institutions across Qatar and the region. © 2000 - 2025 Al Bawaba ( Signal PressWire is the world's largest independent Middle East PR distribution service.
Zawya
3 days ago
- Health
- Zawya
WCM-Q concludes 2025 cycle of biomedical research training program
Doha – Four aspiring biomedical scientists have gained key research skills by completing the 2025 cycle of Weill Cornell Medicine-Qatar's (WCM-Q) Biomedical Research Training Program (BRTP) for Nationals. The interns who participated in this year's program are Raghad Rabie El Ghali, Hadeel Alashwal, Maryam Ali, and Sara Muhamed Saleh. The program is designed to give Qatari nationals and long-term residents who have recently graduated from college a firm foundation in practical laboratory and research administration skills, and experience conducting real clinical research projects while working alongside WCM-Q's highly qualified scientific faculty in the college's state-of-the-art laboratories. To celebrate their successful completion of the program, the interns were presented with certificates at a special graduation ceremony. This year marks the 13th annual cycle of the Biomedical Research Training Program for Nationals, which was launched in 2011. To date, the program has helped 62 graduates, including this year's cohort, take their first steps toward successful careers in research. Dr. Khaled Machaca, professor of physiology and biophysics/senior associate dean for research, innovations, and commercialization at WCM-Q, said: 'I am honored to congratulate our latest cohort of talented graduates from the Biomedical Research Training Program. These impressive young scientists have dedicated the last 10 months to acquiring the skills and knowledge needed to become not only exceptional scientists but also vital contributors to Qatar's thriving biomedical research sector. I wish them every success in the next stages of their careers.' This year's BRTP interns are graduates of Hamad Bin Khalifa University, Qatar University, the University of Zhengzhou in China, and the International Medical University in Malaysia. Tembela Eweje, associate director, grants, contracts and research training, said: 'This program is more than just training; it's about building a diverse and capable biomedical workforce for Qatar. The program is designed to equip emerging scientists with critical skills and provide the mentorship they need for their careers after completion. During the graduation ceremony, our trainees expressed their excitement about the future and their eagerness to engage in activities that will help them gain the expertise needed to lead transformative research. One trainee mentioned that the program provided them with what they would equate to about 10 years of experience in just 10 months.' The program has become an established bridge for college graduates to transition to the workplace and kickstart successful careers in research. Graduates from previous cycles have gone on to publish in leading journals and have been accepted to graduate school programs in Qatar and abroad, while others have established careers in research at prestigious institutions across Qatar and the region. About Weill Cornell Medicine-Qatar Weill Cornell Medicine-Qatar is a partnership between Cornell University and Qatar Foundation. It offers a comprehensive Six-Year Medical Program leading to the Cornell University M.D. degree with teaching by Cornell and Weill Cornell faculty and by physicians at Hamad Medical Corporation (HMC), Sidra Medicine, the Primary Health Care Corporation, and Aspetar Orthopedic and Sports Medicine Hospital, who hold Weill Cornell appointments. Through its biomedical research program, WCM-Q is building a sustainable research community in Qatar while advancing basic science and clinical research. Through its medical college, WCM-Q seeks to provide the finest education possible for medical students, to improve health care both now and for future generations, and to provide high quality health care to the Qatari population. For more info, please contact: Hanan Lakkis Associate Director, Media and Publications Weill Cornell Medicine - Qatar hyl2004@
Qatar Tribune
15-05-2025
- Sport
- Qatar Tribune
Qatar's magnificent seven ready for home glory at ITTF Doha 2025 Worlds
Tribune News Network Doha As the ITTF World Table Tennis Championships Finals Doha 2025 approaches, seven of Qatar's finest table tennis athletes prepare to represent their nation with pride on the global stage from 17-25 May at the prestigious championship event. When the first ball is struck on Saturday, players from across the international table tennis community will begin their campaigns. For the seven Qatari representatives, the opportunity to compete at a World Championships on home soil represents a significant milestone. Qatar will field competitors across all five championship events, demonstrating the nation's comprehensive participation: Men's Singles: Ahmed Korani, Sultan Al-Kuwari, and Mohammed Abdulwahhab will test their skills against the world's elite. Women's Singles: Maryam Ali and Aia Mohamed carry Qatar's aspirations in the women's competition. Men's Doubles: Two partnerships take to the table with Rawad Alnaser/Sultan Al-Kuwari and Abdullah Abdulwahhab/Mohammed Abdulwahhab. Women's Doubles: Aia Mohamed and Maryam Ali form Qatar's women's partnership. Mixed Doubles: Aia Mohamed/Mohammed Abdulwahhab and Maryam Ali/Ahmed Korani represent Qatar in the combined event. The Qatar players have prepared for the major event by participating in global, continental, and local tournaments, alongside both local and international training camps to reach their peak performance. The team's extensive experience, gained from previous international competitions, positions them well to achieve impressive results. The draw has placed the Qatari players in tough matches in the early rounds. In men's singles, Sultan Khalid Al Kuwari will meet Belgian Martin Allegro, ranked 82nd, while Mohammed Abdulwahhab will meet 108th-ranked New Zealand's Alfred Dela Pena. In women's singles, Aia Magdy plays Cuba's Rosalba Aguiar, ranked 185th, and Maryam Ali faces Chile's Zhiying Zeng, ranked 165th. The men's doubles team of Mohammed Abdulwahhab and Abdullah Abdulwahhab will compete against Cuba's Andy Pereira and Jorge Campos. In women's doubles, Aia Magdy and Maryam Ali will face Germany's Sabine Winter and Yuan Wan. In mixed doubles, Mohammed Abdulwahhab and Aia Magdy will meet Thailand's Thitaphat Preechayan and Kulapassr Vijitviriyagul, while Ahmed Korani and Maryam Ali will face Algeria's Milhane Jellouli and Amina Kessaci. The championships will see the participation of 640 players, with 256 competing in singles, 256 in men's and women's doubles, and 128 in mixed doubles in 443 matches. The Qatar Table Tennis Association (ATTA) has provided full support for the athletes to ensure they represent Qatar with pride in this global event. With the home support creating an exceptional environment, Qatar's athletes aim to deliver performances that will resonate with local supporters while showcasing their capabilities on the World Championships stage. The seven Qatari representatives carry the aspirations of their nation as they prepare to participate in what promises to be a memorable championship tournament. Mohammed Abdulwahhab, a member of the Qatari team, said that the competition would be challenging but expressed his determination to go as far as possible in the tournament. He called on the fans for support and to help make the championship a success. He also expressed confidence that the event would be organized exceptionally well. Aia Magdy shared similar sentiments, noting that while the competition would be tough, playing in Qatar was a great honor and motivation for each player to perform at their best. Member of QTTA Board of Directors and Chairman of the National Teams Committee Thani Al Zarraa said that the players were fully prepared to represent Qatar honorably, stressing that the Association has provided full support to the players at all levels to ensure proper preparation for the Championships. He also expressed confidence in their ability to use their experiences to excel in the competition, noting that the players had achieved significant success in previous championships, even reaching semifinals and defeating top-ranked players. Participating in the World Table Tennis Championships is seen as a golden opportunity for Qatari players to prove themselves among the world's elite, despite the tough competition. The event is highly anticipated, with the expectation of a historic, world-class organization. Qatar is the first Arab and GCC country to host the World Championships for the second time, having previously hosted it in 2004.
