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QNRF Holds ROS Seminar Showcasing Research in Health and Sustainability

QNRF Holds ROS Seminar Showcasing Research in Health and Sustainability

Doha, The Qatar National Research Fund (QNRF), part of Qatar, Research, Development, and Innovation (QRDI) Council, held Research Outcome Seminar (ROS) on the outcomes of talent-funded research projects. This engaging event brought together talented graduates who presented their remarkable research outcomes in the fields of ‘Advances in Biomedical and Health and Sustainable Solutions’.

The event had two sessions. The first session was titled ‘Advances in Biomedical and Health’, This session shed light on the remarkable innovations and talent driving advancements in healthcare and medical sciences. The presentations covered a diverse range of topics, each showcasing groundbreaking studies and discoveries. Topics included the investigation of the intricate genotype-phenotype correlation in Stargardt Disease, the utilization of computational methods for analyzing cancer heterogeneity and evolution, and the modeling of Parkinson’s disease pathology in patient-specific induced Pluripotent Stem Cells.

The second session was titled ‘Sustainable Solutions’, The Energy and Environment Research session featured groundbreaking projects that held the key to a greener and more sustainable future. Topics explored include innovative Solar Roof tile technologies, wastewater treatment and materials recovery, as well as advancements in corrosion protection methods.

Commenting on the Research Outcome Seminar (ROS), Riham Daher, RDI Program Director, QRDI Council said: “Cultivating knowledge and innovation is the cornerstone of progress in our ever-evolving world. Through the ROS Seminar, we celebrated the dedication and brilliance of our researchers, charting a course toward a brighter, healthier, and more sustainable future. Together, we are transforming today’s research into tomorrow’s solutions.” Designed and administered by the QNRF Programs, part of QRDI Council, these seminars aim to provide a platform for scientists from research institutes and external researchers funded by QNRF Programs to present their research outcomes and exchange experiences to contribute to the development of cutting-edge knowledge.

Source: Qatar News Agency