Mustafa(pbuh) Prize News

The 2019 Mustafa(Pbuh) prize laureate, who has developed the successful BioNTech-Pfizer Coronavirus vaccine, in an interview with DW explains how they will respond to the new, more contagious COVID-19 variant.

Vice Chancellor of Bangladesh University of Health Sciences (BUHS) pointed up the importance of a move towards greater integration among scientists, NGOs, and the governments in the Islamic countries during the Coronavirus pandemic.

The director of Natural Sciences Publishing, a peer-reviewed academic publisher in the United States, stressed the pioneering and important role of the Mustafa(Pbuh) Science and Technology Foundation (MSTF) in building an Islamic generation that believes in creativity and innovation.

The closing ceremony of the 5th EISA Summit was held virtually on December 7, 2020.

During the 5th EISA Summit, senior research and technology advisor of AI-Med research consortium presented his team’s “AI-based disease detection system,” a module of which is AI-based COVID-19 detection system.

The 2019 Mustafa(Pbuh) Prize laureate introduced his accurate, sensitive Cancer Diagnostic Probe (CDP) during the 5th round of EISA.

During her speech in the 5th Exposure of Industries to Scientists’ Achievements Summit (EISA), Jackie Ying, a nanotechnology scientist and the 2015 Mustafa(Pbuh) Prize laureate, talked about COVID-19 TEPAT 1.0 Kit and other products.

Science communication consultant and trainer from Egypt, in the Health Communication STEP held on November 26, proposed a number of measures needed to be taken in order to “prevent the next infodemic.”

Maintaining a humble outlook towards life and keeping curiosity alive is the truth behind the life of the 2019 Mustafa(Pbuh) Prize laureate who has developed a vaccine that “could be the beginning of the end of the Covid era.”