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Mid East Info
27-05-2025
- Business
- Mid East Info
Ajman University Conducts 8th Edition of ‘Research Day' to Drive Innovation and Support National Development
The event convened academics and students, highlighting the role of applied research in advancing the UAE's development strategies. UAE, May 2025: Ajman University (AU), one of the region's leading non-profit institutions, hosted the 8th edition of its flagship Research Day , reinforcing its commitment to innovation, sustainability, and national development. The annual event, organized by the Deanship of Research and Graduate Studies, brought together faculty members, undergraduate and postgraduate students, and distinguished representatives from government and private sectors to explore how applied research can support the UAE's long-term strategic ambitions. Held at Ajman Saray Hotel, the event showcased interdisciplinary student research projects addressing real-world challenges in areas such as urban planning, public health, technology, design, and behavioral science. This year's edition served as a dynamic platform for bridging academia with national priorities, inspiring young researchers to contribute solutions to regional and global challenges. Among the many impactful contributions, students from the College of Engineering and IT explored sustainable freshwater collection systems through condensation technologies. From the College of Architecture, Art, and Design, one project examined how walkable urban design can enhance livability, while another proposed sensory-friendly spaces for children with autism. Marketing and management students analyzed green consumer behavior in the UAE, while projects from the College of Law addressed privacy rights and legal frameworks in digital environments. Medical students explored health access and clinical practices, while researchers in Pharmacy and Health Sciences examined environmental risk factors and pharmaceutical advancements. The College of Dentistry presented innovations in oral care, while students in Humanities, Social Sciences, and Mass Communication tackled behavioral trends, social perceptions, and media narratives. These projects collectively reflect the breadth and depth of Ajman University's research ecosystem, grounded in relevance, rigor, and national impact. Dr. Karim Seghir, Chancellor of Ajman University, stated: 'Research is one of the key pillars of our mission and the cornerstone of our vision to nurture a knowledge-based and innovation-driven economy. By organising this event, we have reaffirmed our commitment to fostering creative researchers capable of linking theory with practice and producing knowledge with real social impact' He further stated: 'As a non-profit institution, all our resources are utilised to strengthen the research environment, develop academic infrastructure, and forge impactful scientific partnerships aligned with national development goals. Moreover, we align all our research programs with the objectives of the 'UAE Vision 2071' as well as the national agenda for innovation, future technologies, and sustainability.' The event also honored outstanding student and faculty contributions, fostering a research culture that links theory with practice and encourages collaboration across disciplines. Through presentations, feedback from experts, and networking with industry professionals, students had the opportunity to refine their research and enhance their readiness to contribute meaningfully to economic and social development. The trailblazing event successfully demonstrated how Ajman University is advancing broader national goals for youth empowerment and intellectual capital investment, while redirecting resources toward innovation, education, and research. It also reflects the university's dedication to developing a robust academic environment that fosters impactful research rooted in the values of sustainability and positive social impact.
Gulf Today
27-05-2025
- Science
- Gulf Today
Ajman University shows sensory-friendly spaces for children with autism
Ajman University (AU) hosted the 8th edition of its flagship Research Day, reinforcing its commitment to innovation, sustainability, and national development. The annual event, organised by the Deanship of Research and Graduate Studies, brought together faculty members, undergraduate and postgraduate students, and distinguished representatives from government and private sectors to explore how applied research can support the UAE's long-term strategic ambitions. Held at Ajman Saray Hotel, the event showcased interdisciplinary student research projects addressing real-world challenges in areas such as urban planning, public health, technology, design, and behavioral science. Among the many impactful contributions, students from the College of Engineering and IT explored sustainable freshwater collection systems through condensation technologies. From the College of Architecture, Art, and Design, one project examined how walkable urban design can enhance livability, while another proposed sensory-friendly spaces for children with autism. Marketing and management students analysed green consumer behaviour in the UAE, while projects from the College of Law addressed privacy rights and legal frameworks in digital environments. Medical students explored health access and clinical practices, while researchers in Pharmacy and Health Sciences examined environmental risk factors and pharmaceutical advancements. The College of Dentistry presented innovations in oral care, while students in Humanities, Social Sciences, and Mass Communication tackled behavioural trends, social perceptions, and media narratives. These projects collectively reflect the breadth and depth of Ajman University's research ecosystem, grounded in relevance, rigour, and national impact. Dr. Karim Seghir, Chancellor of Ajman University, stated, 'Research is one of the key pillars of our mission and the cornerstone of our vision to nurture a knowledge-based and innovation-driven economy. By organising this event, we have reaffirmed our commitment to fostering creative researchers capable of linking theory with practice and producing knowledge with real social impact.' He further said, 'As a non-profit institution, all our resources are utilised to strengthen the research environment, develop academic infrastructure, and forge impactful scientific partnerships aligned with national development goals. Moreover, we align all our research programmes with the objectives of the 'UAE Vision 2071' as well as the national agenda for innovation, future technologies, and sustainability.' The event also honoured outstanding student and faculty contributions, fostering a research culture that links theory with practice and encourages collaboration across disciplines. Through presentations, feedback from experts, and networking with industry professionals, students had the opportunity to refine their research and enhance their readiness to contribute meaningfully to economic and social development. The event demonstrated how Ajman University is advancing broader national goals for youth empowerment and intellectual capital investment, while redirecting resources toward innovation, education, and research. WAM
Observer
20-04-2025
- Science
- Observer
Utas Ibra marks annual Research Day
Muscat: The University of Technology and Applied Sciences (UTAS), Ibra, celebrated its annual Research Day on April 15 and showcased research achievements and innovations from all departments, along with a presentation Dr. Salah al Zadjali, Director General of Research Programs and Capacity Building at the Ministry of Higher Education, Research, and Innovation (MoHERI). Dr Zadjali highlighted the programs and awards that MoHERI offers to support student and staff initiatives. The Research Day concluded with an awards ceremony, where the winners of the Best Research Poster competition were announced. This event also provided a great opportunity for students and staff members to meet and share research work and ideas, reaffirming the role of Utas Ibra as a center for innovation and academic achievement.
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.'
Yahoo
08-02-2025
- General
- Yahoo
Interested in early childhood education? UH Manoa posts new degree option
MANOA, Hawaii (KHON2) — A new degree option at the University of Hawaii at Manoa will expand the knowledge of childhood educator candidates and help reverse the effects of a critical shortage across the in fall 2025, future educators can finish their undergraduate years with a Bachelor of Education in Early Childhood Care and Education. The program aims to give candidates the knowledge and experience to 'nurture and guide children from birth through age eight.' State Capitol hosts annual UH Manoa Research Day UH hopes the addition of the program will expand early learning access statewide and could help separate early childhood education from the Kindergarten through 8th-grade track. 'This new program reflects our dedication to supporting children, families and communities by ensuring a well-prepared workforce that understands the importance of early learning and care,' said UH Manoa College of Education Dean Nathan Murata. The initiative also aligns with the Ready Keiki initiative, led by Lt. Governor Sylvia Luke, which aims to create more than 400 classrooms islandwide. I am incredibly excited for the students of this new program to be able to learn about early childhood from infancy through the early elementary school years through the lens of both education and care, both of which are fundamental aspects of working with Hawaiʻi keiki and families. Valley Varma, UH Mānoa Children's Center teacher Graduates of the program will be recommended for an early childhood teaching license for preschool through third grade. Check out more news from around Hawaii Candidates can participate under a full-time, hybrid schedule with evening classes. Those interested in the program should apply before the March 1 deadline. More information can be found on UH Manoa's College of Education website. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
