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Congratulations to Dr. Samir Ezzou and Moataz Khairallah Publishing their new research entitled: "Efficiency of two different artificial bone graft materials in preserving the alveolar ridge after tooth extraction" Which was published on September 4, 2024 in the British Journal of Health Sciences BMC Oral Health, a journal archived in the PubMed database, and PMC PubMed Central, Web of Science, with an impact factor of 32, is a clinical study in which the alveolar cavity was filled after tooth extraction with artificial bone grafts and their behavior and role in maintaining the height of the alveolar bone necessary for the success of dental implants were monitored. Many thanks for the great support from the administration of the Arab University for Science and Technology, represented by Professor Dr. Eng. Adnan Younis, for encouraging international publication and raising the global ranking of the Arab University for Science and Technology. To access the research and read or download the PDF file: Research The efficiency of two different materials of artificial bone grafts In preserving the alveolar ridge after tooth extraction

The College of Translation at the Arab University for Science and Technology held interviews for the graduation projects of male and female students of the College of Translation. The students presented distinguished projects that reflect the importance of translation in enhancing cultural and cognitive communication between peoples. The submitted projects include a group of literary and technical translations, in addition to studies on modern translation techniques and their impact on the quality of texts. The members of the jury praised the quality of the ideas presented, stressing that these projects reflect the students' ability to understand linguistic and cultural challenges and provide innovative solutions that contribute to the development of this field. In a statement by one of the members of the jury, he said: "The projects presented by the students were extremely important, as they reflect the effort and deep research they have put in. Translating texts accurately and correctly is vital in today's world, and these projects represent a step towards enhancing professionalism in this field." For their part, the students expressed their pride and honor in reaching the graduation stage, as they confirmed that this achievement is the result of their efforts and the support of their families. One of the students said: "Our study journey was full of challenges, but we were able to achieve our dream thanks to the support we received from our families and teachers. We are excited to apply what we learned in serving our community." Another student added: "This day represents the culmination of years of work and study. We believe that the projects we have presented will contribute to raising the level of translation in our country and enhance cultural communication." These projects are an important step towards enhancing the role of youth in developing the translation sector, which contributes to achieving sustainable development and enhances the country's ability to face linguistic and cultural challenges.

The Faculty of Pharmacy at the Arab University for Science and Technology conducted interviews for the graduation projects of fifth-year male and female students. The students presented distinguished projects that reflect the importance of scientific research and their innovations in the field of pharmaceutical industries, which contribute to their development and achieving sustainable development. The submitted projects include a set of solutions that address current health challenges, as the students worked to develop new drugs and improve drug formulations. These projects were well received by the jury, which praised the quality of the ideas and the depth of the research presented. The committee confirmed that these projects reflect the students' ability to link theory and practice, and contribute to enhancing innovation in the pharmaceutical sector. The jury indicated that the projects we witnessed today reflect the great effort and creativity of our students. For their part, the students expressed their pride and honor in reaching the graduation stage, as they confirmed that this achievement is the fruit of their efforts and the sacrifices of their families. One of the students said: "Our study journey was full of challenges, but we were able to achieve our dream thanks to the support we received from our families and teachers. We are excited to apply what we learned in the service of our country." These projects are an important step towards enhancing the role of youth in developing the health sector in Syria, which contributes to achieving sustainable development and enhances the country's ability to face future health challenges with national efforts.

Showcasing graduation projects for IT engineering students at the Arab University for Science and Technology The Arab University for Science and Technology celebrates the success and creativity of its students in the graduation projects of the Faculty of Information Engineering, where they presented a group of important projects that reflect the students' commitment to linking science and technology to society and contributing to the advancement of the information and digital renaissance witnessed by the country. The projects are characterized by various applications that reflect the importance of IT engineering in various aspects of life, and contribute to improving operations and developing services in a comprehensive manner. For its part, the jury pointed out the importance of the existence of these projects and their positive impact on society, stressing the quality of the ideas and implementation presented by the students. In this context, a number of students expressed Their pride in reaching this important stage in their academic life. It is worth noting that the Arab University for Science and Technology continues to provide support to its students, and provide a stimulating educational environment that contributes to developing their skills and enhancing their abilities to achieve their dreams and ambitions.

The discussion and arbitration of the graduation projects (Final Design Project (2) in Chemical Engineering) for the fifth-year students at the College of Chemical Industries Engineering for the summer semester of the academic year 2023-2024 was held on Monday 8/26/2024. The projects included many topics of great importance in chemical engineering that revolve around process engineering, polymer technology, environmental engineering, and water treatment. Some projects addressed the foundations of designing some processes and devices in chemical engineering, and some addressed the synthesis of types of polymers from renewable sources for use as bioplastics, and the synthesis of polymers with high adsorption properties and their use in specific environmental applications such as removing oil spills floating on the surface of the water. Some of them also discussed solutions to some of the environmental problems caused by waste and wastewater from factories. The project topics were distinguished by their research content of an academic scientific nature, in addition to the practical benefit that allows the student to enter the labor market and contribute to finding innovative solutions to some of the challenges facing the chemical industries.

Under the generous patronage of Prof. Dr. Adnan Younis, President of the Arab University for Science and Technology, and in the presence and supervision of Dr. Mustafa Al-Masry, Dean of the Faculty of Petroleum Engineering (Vice President of the University for Administrative and Student Affairs) The discussion and arbitration of graduation projects (Final Design Project (2) in Petroleum Engineering) for fifth-year students at the Faculty of Petroleum Engineering for the summer semester of the academic year 2023-2024 was held on Saturday 24/8/2024 and Sunday 25/8/2024. The topics of the projects were distinguished by their research content of an academic scientific nature, and some projects were distinguished by the applied design aspect, of practical importance in the oil industry, which allows for the presentation of constructive ideas to solve many of the problems facing workers and supervisors in the Syrian oil and gas fields. Some topics related to exploration and drilling for oil and gas in Syrian territorial waters and the Syrian coastal region were also discussed, reviewing the drilling fluids that can be used when drilling offshore wells and the types of offshore platforms that can be used. The discussions were also characterized by accuracy and seriousness scientifically and academically by the judging and discussion committees, and the students were distinguished by their presentations of their projects, which reflects their efforts to crystallize their research ideas and their mastery of the use of modern technology. With our wishes for continued brilliance and success for the students of the Faculty of Petroleum Industries Engineering and for the Arab University for Science and Technology, in a way that serves the oil industry in our beloved country, the Syrian Arab Republic.

The Arab University for Science and Technology organized a symposium entitled "Architecture in Homs" in cooperation with the Historical Society in Homs, in the presence of Professor Dr. Adnan Younis, President of the University, and Dr. Mustafa Al-Masry, Vice President of the University. Engineer Hanadi Tayara, holder of a master's degree in architectural design, gave a valuable lecture in which she discussed the factors affecting architecture in the city of Homs. The lecture reviewed the social, cultural and religious influences, in addition to the climatic, economic and aesthetic factors. The lecture, which was held at the association's headquarters, began with a historical overview of the architectural heritage in Homs, referring to the historical stages that architecture went through, starting from the classical period, passing through the ancient Arabs before Christ, then the Sassanids, and reaching the Islamic conquest. Engineer Tayara touched on the basic elements that constitute the architectural heritage in Homs, including: Communication with the surrounding environment through the mashrabiya and the malqaf. Use of traditional building materials such as stone and clay. Decorations and rhythm, which are represented in the elements of repetition. She also presented prominent examples of the architectural heritage in Homs, such as the Arch of Triumph in Palmyra, the Crac des Chevaliers, and the Church of Umm al-Zinnar. The Great Mosque of al-Nuri, the Church of Mar Elian, the Mosque of Khalid bin al-Walid, and the Palace of al-Zahrawi. At the end of the lecture, Engineer Tayara presented examples of how heritage elements were used in modern buildings in Homs, such as al-A’rab Street and the “Beity” restaurant. She stressed that the cultural diversity and architectural heritage of the city can contribute to rebuilding an urban renaissance in Homs if it is optimally invested. A cooperation agreement was also concluded between the Syrian Historical Society and the Arab University for Science and Technology to enhance efforts towards preserving the architectural heritage in the city. Finally, thanks and appreciation were extended to Dr. Safouh Al-Sabai, who coordinated the lecture between the university and the society, in view of his efforts in making this event a success. The Dean of the Faculty of Architecture, Dr. Ali Al-Essa, and the Vice Dean, Dr. Hanan Al-Faisal, participated in the event.