College of Biomedical Engineering Participates in Scientific Lecture Series at Damascus Engineers Syndicate
- Publish Date:
- 10/07/2025
Under the framework of cooperation between the Faculty of Biomedical Engineering at Al Andalus University for Medical Sciences and the Damascus Branch of the Engineers Syndicate, a series of lectures titled "Biomedical Engineering in 30 Minutes" was successfully held with the attendance of Dr. Eng. Mohammed Karami Baddoura, member of the Central Syrian Engineers Syndicate and member of the Board of Trustees at Al Andalus University, and Eng. Mohammed Ayman Al-Hafez, Head of Damascus Engineers Syndicate Council. The event took place at 2:00 PM on Wednesday, July 9, 2025, at the Engineers Syndicate's headquarters (Arab Engineer’s House – Seminar Hall).
The session commenced with an address by Eng. Mohammed Ayman Al-Hafez, who welcomed the attendees and introduced the distinguished speakers from the Faculty of Biomedical Engineering at Al Andalus University. He emphasized the critical role of biomedical engineering in Syria's development and highlighted the growing demand for this field.
The event featured four insightful presentations:
- Dr. Eng. Khansa Saad – "Prosthetic Sleeves: Available Technologies and Challenges"
- Dr. Eng. Faten Ajeeb – "Knee Motion Analysis During Walking (ACL Injury)"
- Dr. Eng. Mohammed Al-Lahham – "Applications of Nanotechnology in Nuclear Medicine"
- Dr. Eng. Ayman Al-Kayal – "Career Pathways in Biomedical Engineering"
The lectures were engaging, informative, and accessible even to non-specialists, covering cutting-edge advancements and practical applications in biomedical engineering.
A lively Q&A session followed, where the speakers provided detailed responses to audience inquiries. Eng. Mohammed Shammout, a distinguished engineer, also contributed valuable insights based on his professional and academic expertise.
To conclude the event, Dr. Eng. Ayman Al-Kayal presented Al Andalus University Shield to Eng. Mohammed Ayman Al-Hafez as a token of appreciation for the continuous support of the Damascus Engineers Syndicate in hosting high-quality lectures and seminars.
This collaboration underscores the shared commitment to advancing scientific knowledge and professional development in biomedical engineering.
