المملكة: Kuwait .. Imam Muhammad bin Saud University won 6 prizes at the Inventions Exhibition

Imam Muhammad bin Saud Islamic University has achieved 6 scientific and research prizes, at the fifteenth international exhibition of inventions in the Middle East, which was held in Kuwait from 16 to 19 February, with the participation of 42 countries.
Among the awards obtained by the university, with the active participation of the Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship at the University, was the honorary gold medal, in addition to the General Secretariat Award for the League of Arab States, and the gold medal from King Mohammed VI University in Morocco, for the invention of “smart visual materials and the way to manufacture them” Which was presented by the University of the University of the University, Hajo Idris, Khaled bin Auf, Osama Al -Daghari, and the innovation was widely praised. Its importance in developing advanced optics techniques.

International Inventional Exhibition

The gold medal won the invention of “wearable membranes based on vital materials and the way to prepare them”, and presented by the College of Science Sherif Hussein, Muhammad Al -Issa, and innovation opens new horizons in medical applications and biotechnology.

In the field of sustainability and the environment, the university managed to win the silver medal from the invention of “an air filter and biological decomposition of date palm and the method of manufacturing” that the employees of the College of Sciences Tariq Youssef, Osama Al -Daghari, were developed to be one of the innovative solutions to environmental pollution problems.

She also received another silver medal on the invention of “Polycard’s multi -functional membrane, which is based on the separation of gases” presented by Tariq Youssef to add a new achievement in the field of gas treatment techniques.

International praise

The closing ceremony was held in the presence of the Ambassador of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques to Kuwait, His Highness Prince Sultan bin Saad bin Khaled, and the winners were honored amid international praise of the level of innovations provided by the university.

The head of the Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Sawsan bint Abdul Karim Al -Mumin, stressed that the achievement reflects the university’s commitment to enhance innovation and empower inventors, noting that these successes come within the university’s efforts to achieve the targets of the Kingdom’s 2030 vision and enhance its scientific and research presence at the international level.