Outgoing students of the Medical Imaging Sciences program at the College of Health Sciences (CoHS), GMU, proudly presented their research findings at the highly anticipated Student Research Day held on 6th June 2023.
The primary objective of Research Day was to provide a platform for graduating students and their supervisors to highlight the extensive research they have conducted throughout their academic journey. This event aimed to showcase the students’ dedication and accomplishments in their respective fields of study.
The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from the students, who eagerly collaborated and engaged in valuable discussions with fellow faculty members, receiving insightful feedback to further enhance their research projects.
The research groups and their presentation titles can be access from (link)
Highlighting the significance of Student Research Day, Chancellor Prof. Hossam Hamdy emphasized that this event extends beyond individual achievements. It serves as a unique opportunity for collaboration, networking, and forging connections that will have a lasting impact on the participants’ professional journeys.
Praveen Kumar, Dean, CoHS, commended the students for their tireless efforts in pushing the boundaries of knowledge, challenging existing paradigms, and paving the way for groundbreaking discoveries. He expressed confidence that their work will make a lasting impact and expand our understanding of the world.
To recognize the participants’ remarkable accomplishments, Dr Mohammad Rawashdeh the Program Director, presented certificates to each student during the event, acknowledging their dedication and commitment to the field of Medical Imaging Sciences.
Medical Imaging Sciences program at CoHS, GMU, continues to foster a culture of research excellence and academic innovation, empowering students to contribute significantly to the advancement of their field. Student Research Day serves as a testament to their remarkable achievements and the program’s commitment to nurturing future leaders in medical imaging.