Muhammad Hanif, a computer science engineer from Pakistan and guest at the 10th STEP, whohas carried out over a decade of research on AI, image processing, and deep learning, delineated his recent work onintegrating AI-driven solutions within healthcare systems.
Royan institute researchers have moved closer than ever to treating Parkinson's disease by producing dopamine-producing neurons from stem cells.
Nano-membrane technology, as one of the most advanced achievements in water purification, plays a key role in combating pollution of water resources, treating industrial wastewater, and desalinating seawater. Utilizing ultra-fine nanoscale structures, this technology is capable of separating pollutants, oils, heavy metals, and even dissolved salts from water, offering new solutions for providing clean water in industrial areas and areas with water stress.
Jackie Yi-Ru Ying, a pioneer of nanotechnology in medicine, announced the development of polymer nanoparticles that can detect changes in the body and release drugs at the right time and place.
By creating hybrid compounds, a Pakistani chemist has succeeded in creating several new molecules with high inhibitory power against cancer-related enzymes.
Professor Hassan, a co-founder and former president of TWAS, has served in top-tier scientific committees and organizations. He has published valuable studies in theoretical plasma physics, sustainable energy, and environmental and geophysical phenomena, such as dune migration patterns.
Dr. Ali S. Hadi, an outstanding Egyptian scholar in statistics, is a former distinguished visiting professor at the American University in Cairo and an emeritus professor at Cornell University.
He has published numerous articles in his areas of expertise: advanced statistics, data analysis, and applied statistics. He has specifically conducted research on outliers data points that lie outside the majority of the data in a particular data set.
Samia Khoury is a symbol of hope who rose above the ashes of war to achieve international acclaim in science.
Dr. Yasir Waheed, prominent Pakistani professor and member of the advisory board of the Mustafa(pbuh) Science and Technology Foundation, discussed the most urgent issues in the developing countries and his research on health problems.