Sana’a – The College of Medicine and Health Sciences at the University of Science and Technology (UST) concluded the scientific seminar discussions of fourth-year students in the Department of Radiologic Technology and Medical Imaging. Held over two days, the seminars reflected the College’s and the Department’s commitment to developing scientific research skills and enhancing students’ abilities in presentation, discussion, and scientific analysis in line with the rapid advancements in radiology and medical imaging. The seminars were supervised by Prof. Awad Al-Qubati and Dr. Safaa Abbas Al-Mujahid, with academic coordination by Dr. Thanaa Abu Hadi and Eng. Fatimah Al-Qasimi.
The seminars featured a range of research projects and scientific presentations highlighting recent developments in diagnostic and therapeutic imaging. Topics explored included clinical applications of modern technologies, the role of artificial intelligence in medical image analysis, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), computed tomography (CT), nuclear medicine, and their applications in disease diagnosis and treatment, all contributing to improved patient outcomes and quality of life.
Dr. Amin Al-Fallahi, Head of the Department of Radiologic Technology and Medical Imaging, commended the students’ outstanding academic performance, noting that the seminars reflected the quality of their academic and research preparation and their ability to keep pace with the latest technological developments in the field.
Dr. Al-Fallahi stated: “We are proud of the academic standard demonstrated by our students this year. Their thoughtful selection of topics and strong connection to practical applications, particularly in MRI, CT imaging, and the use of advanced technologies for early tumor detection, highlight our success in preparing competent radiologic technologists equipped with both scientific knowledge and practical skills to meet the demands of the healthcare sector.”
He emphasized the Department’s commitment to integrating research with practical training through clinical placements in hospitals and specialized medical centers, thereby enhancing educational outcomes and preparing graduates capable of contributing to the advancement of healthcare services.
Dr. Al-Fallahi also praised the efforts of faculty members in providing scientific supervision and academic guidance, which played a significant role in the success of the seminars and reflected the distinguished academic standing of both the Department and the College.
The closing session was attended by faculty supervisors and evaluators, including Dr. Awad Al-Qubati, Dr. Saddam Al-Zawfi, Dr. Abdullah Taher, Dr. Safaa Al-Mujahid, Dr. Nora Abbad, Dr. Thanaa Abu Hadi, and Dr. Baraa Abu Hadi, along with other faculty members, academic coordinators, and proud parents of the participating students.
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