Biotechnology Horizons 2050: A Resounding Return to MSA University

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Biotechnology Horizons 2050: A Resounding Return to MSA University

The Faculty of Biotechnology at October University for Modern Sciences and Arts (MSA University) celebrated the awaited return of its annual "Biotechnology Horizons 2050" symposium organized by the Complex Genome Analysis Course after being on hold for the past 3 years.

 

This year's event held extra special significance. While students gained valuable experience in symposium planning and preparation, the day was a heartfelt tribute to the faculty's late Dr. Osama Saad, Former Program Leader. The symposium was brought to life not only by those Dr. Osama Saad directly impacted but also by students who had the privilege of learning about his legacy.

 

Focusing on the latest advancements, the symposium featured talks from esteemed guest speakers, including:

 

  • Prof. Mahmoud El Hefnawi (Professor at National Research Centre (NRC)- Spoke about the latest updates using CRISPR.
  • Ms. Nour ElGhamrawy (Clinical Pharmacist at REVIVE Clinics) - Spoke about nutrigenomics and obesity.
  • Mr. Ramez Mitry (CEO of Energetics Ltd.) - Spoke about protein quality.
  • Mr. Mostafa Diaa (Researcher at VAX-AI) - Led an engaging workshop on dataset analysis through program coding, equipping attendees with valuable practical skills.

 

The day included a student artifacts exhibition and presentations, providing a platform for students to showcase their creativity and knowledge.

 

This event marks the beginning of a cherished tradition.

 

The Faculty of Biotechnology hopes to forever dedicate a date to honoring Dr. Osama Saad's remarkable contributions, ensuring his vision continues to guide the symposium and inspire future generations.

 

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