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Sana’a – The Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences at the University of Science and Technology (UST) in Sana’a concluded the scientific seminar discussions for fourth-year female students in the Radiology Technology and Medical Imaging Department. These sessions were held as part of the Faculty’s and Department’s commitment to developing scientific research skills and enhancing students’ capabilities in presentation, discussion, and scientific analysis, keeping pace with rapid advancements in the field of radiology and medical imaging. The seminars were supervised by academic staff members Assoc. Prof. Dr. Awad Al-Qabati and Dr. Safaa Abbas Al-Mujahid, with academic coordination by Dr. Sana Abu Hadi and Eng. Fatima Al-Qasimi.
The seminars featured a number of scientific researches and presentations that reviewed the latest developments in diagnostic and therapeutic radiology, discussing the clinical applications of modern technologies, the role of artificial intelligence in medical image analysis, alongside topics covering magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), computed tomography (CT), and nuclear medicine, and their applications in diagnosing and treating various diseases to ensure a better quality of life for the patient.
Prof. Dr. Amin Al-Fallahi, Head of the Radiology Technology and Medical Imaging Department, praised the distinguished scientific level presented by the female students, affirming that the seminars reflected the quality of academic and research preparation, as well as the students’ ability to keep pace with the latest technological developments in radiology and medical imaging.
Dr. Al-Fallahi stated: “We are proud of the scientific level presented by our students this year. We witnessed clear maturity in selecting topics and linking them to practical applications, especially in the fields of magnetic resonance imaging, computed tomography, and the use of modern technologies in the early detection of tumors. This confirms that we are moving in the right direction to prepare radiology technology specialists who possess the scientific and practical competency to handle modern equipment and meet the needs of the labor market.”
He emphasized that the Department is keen to integrate the research aspect with practical application through clinical training in hospitals and specialized medical centers, contributing to enhancing the quality of educational outputs and qualifying graduates who possess the necessary competency to contribute to developing health services and elevating the performance of the health sector.
Dr. Al-Fallahi also commended the efforts of the faculty members in scientific supervision and academic guidance, which had a prominent impact on the success of the seminars and presenting them in a distinguished scientific manner reflecting the academic standing of the Department and Faculty.
The conclusion of the discussions was attended by the supervising and evaluating faculty members for the seminars: Dr. Awad Al-Qabati, Dr. Saddam Al-Zoufi, Dr. Abdullah Taher, Dr. Safaa Al-Mujahid, Dr. Noura Abbad, Dr. Sana Abu Hadi, and Dr. Baraa Abu Hadi, alongside a number of faculty members, academic coordinators in the Department, and proud parents of the students.