PubMed is a free search engine accessing primarily the Medline database of references and abstracts (some of which can be downloaded for free). The United States National Library of Medicine at the National Institutes of Health maintain the database as part of the Entrez system of information retrieval.

The search engine is useful for students of medical sciences, in general, and for students at the Faculty of Medicine during their basic, clinical and graduation stages of study, in particular.

PubMed is distinguished from other databases by its huge content of articles and easy search, since one can type the disease name and add the type of required articles (e.g. Review Articles, Clinical Trials, etc.). Keywords can be used to achieve more relevant search results.

PubMed can be accessed via this link:

 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed

A scientific, entertaining and educational website that contains many applicable ideas within final-year projects for bioengineering, medicine and pharmacy students. These projects rely on advanced medical technologies and software, and each project has its abstract and goals. Some projects have also the full text of the thesis and associated software codes. Therefore, this website can be considered an important educational collaboration site.

Website link:

https://ece-eee.final-year-projects.in/final-year-project-ideas-for-biomedical-engineering

The website of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers. It contains many scientific papers covering various engineering and medical topics, such as medical sensors, robotics and medical equipment, in particular. The website only contains papers published in IEEE indexed journals and conference proceedings sponsored by IEEE.

Website link:

https://www.ieee.org/

The Arabic version of Popular Science aims at providing the scientific and technological content of the popular magazine to Arab students. Students from all faculties may benefit from the contents of this magazine.

The university provides a hard copy of the magazine through subscription (6 issues a year). The hard copy can be found in the library of the Faculty of Medicine.

Magazine link:

https://www.popsci.ae/

The Arabic version of MIT Technology Review is owned by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The hard copy of the magazine is issued bimonthly, while the website is updated daily. The magazine and the website cover recent advances in technology focusing on artificial intelligence and its applications in manufacturing, health, transport and business. Students of the Faculty of Biomedical Engineering, in particular, may benefit from the contents of this magazine.

The university provides a hard copy of the magazine through subscription (6 issues a year). The hard copy can be found in faculty library.

Magazine link:

https://technologyreview.ae/

Harvard Business Review Arabia is a magazine issued under a license from Harvard Business Review. The latter is issued bimonthly in English in addition to the periodically updated website. Its followers are those who practice business administration, or the researchers in this domain. Students of the Faculty of Hospital Management in particular may benefit from the contents of this magazine.

The university provides a hard copy of the magazine through subscription (6 issues a year). The hard copy can be found in faculty library.

Magazine link:

https://hbrarabic.com/

Medline Complete is a database that provides the full-text of more than 2,500 medical journals. It is an essential research tool for students from the university faculties as well as members of the educational board, health professionals and researchers.

The university provides free accounts to students and members of teaching boards. For those who are willing to benefit from this service, please request a username and password from your faculty chief administrator.

The database link:

http://search.ebscohost.com/