Misr University for Science and Technology (MUST) to Host Third International Biotechnology Conference
Misr University for Science and Technology (MUST) is gearing up to host their highly anticipated Third International Biotechnology Conference, set to take place at the MUST Opera House on March 5th and 6th. The prestigious event, organized by MUST’s Faculty of Biotechnology, aims to tackle pressing environmental and health issues while driving advancements in healthcare and environmental services through innovation and technology development.
With a firm commitment to advancing scientific research and encouraging international collaboration in biotechnology, MUST’s Faculty of Biotechnology has earned a reputation as a center of excellence. The faculty boasts top educators from various fields, including medicine, pharmaceuticals, agriculture, and biotechnology, dedicated to providing students with a comprehensive educational experience.
Under the auspices of Mr. Khaled El Toukhy, Chairman of the Board of Trustees of MUST, and Dr. Nahed El Mahboub, President of MUST, the conference is set to serve as a pivotal platform for the sharing of experiences and scientific research within the biotechnology field.
This year’s event will bring together an impressive lineup of renowned scientists from around the globe, including the United States, Germany, Spain, Britain, Korea, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, and Egypt. Notable speakers include Professor Thomas Südhof, the 2013 Nobel Prize laureate in Medicine, Professor Kizzmekia Corbett, who played a crucial role in the development of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine, Professor Panos Deloukas from Queen Mary University of London, and Professor Fahd Abdulaziz Al-Muhanna from Imam Abdulrahman Bin Faisal University. Additionally, several Egyptian biotechnology specialists from various universities in the country will also be participating.
Mr. Khaled El Toukhy, Chairman of the Board of Trustees, expressed his excitement about hosting this diverse gathering, emphasizing the potential for invaluable exchanges and discussions that will propel the field of biotechnology forward and enrich the academic landscape for students.
Dr. Nahed El Mahboub underscored the role of biotechnology in achieving sustainable development across multiple sectors, including medicine, agriculture, and the environment. She further reiterated MUST’s dedication to providing an exceptional academic environment that fosters student growth and innovation.
The conference aims to foster increased collaboration between the university and research institutions worldwide, offering students a unique opportunity to learn from esteemed scientists and industry professionals in the field.
Featuring a diverse range of scientific sessions and presentations, including a distinguished panel of international speakers, the conference serves as a valuable platform for collaboration and knowledge exchange. This will undoubtedly enrich both academia and industry sectors.
MUST’s commitment to biotechnology exemplifies its vision for a future where science truly transforms lives. By addressing humanity’s most pressing challenges through advancements in medicine, agriculture, and environmental sustainability, while leveraging modern technologies such as nanotechnology and information technology, the university continues to champion the power of science.
Overall, the Third International Biotechnology Conference promises to be an event of great importance, offering an extraordinary opportunity for researchers, experts, and students to come together, share insights, and pave the way for future breakthroughs in the field.
Analyst comment
Positive news. The Third International Biotechnology Conference hosted by MUST will bring together renowned scientists, promote international collaboration, and offer valuable learning opportunities for students. With a focus on innovation and technology development, the conference is expected to drive advancements in healthcare and environmental services. It will serve as a platform for collaboration and knowledge exchange, enriching academia and industry sectors. Expect a boost in scientific research and potential breakthroughs in biotechnology.
