The College of Pharmacy Research Day is an annual forum to highlight research projects of final-year undergraduate and post graduate students.
The College of Pharmacy Research Day is an annual forum to highlight research projects of final-year undergraduate and post graduate students.
The primary goals of the Research Day are to showcase the various types of research in the College of Pharmacy, share our mutual interests, and develop intra- and interdepartmental collaborations.
The conception of this Research Day was created in year 2007 with the aim of preparing Pharmacy students for presenting their studies at scientific conferences. Thereafter, this effort has continued in which it became mandatory for all final-year students in the College of Pharmacy to participate in this Research Day by presenting their work.
Research Day provides a great opportunity to learn about diverse research ideas being conducted within the College of Pharmacy.
We are delighted to announce the 13th edition of the Research Day celebration at the College of Pharmacy. The graduation project course in our Pharm D curriculum has evolved into a pivotal milestone for every alum at our college, and it stands as a source of pride for us, continually striving for advancement year after year. We strongly believe in the significance of scientific research in all its forms, recognizing it as a key differentiator not only for our exceptional undergraduate students but also for our esteemed faculty members and researchers.
Our commitment to research extends across various levels, including laboratory work, field trips, surveys, and other forms of study. This approach is aimed at equipping our students with the essential skills required in the 21st century, aligning with our national vision for 2030, which emphasizes the importance of research, development, and innovation.
I extend my sincere gratitude to all members of the supervisory committees, faculty, and researchers who have generously dedicated their time to evaluate, assess, and support the success of this significant event. I trust that the informative and scientifically rich booklet accompanying this event will provide you with valuable insights into the College of Pharmacy and Research Day.
I invite each of you to join us in celebrating this research festival, which features a carefully curated and thought-provoking program.
Dean and Professor of Pharmaceutical Biotechnology
On behalf of the thirteenth College of Pharmacy Research Day (COPRD13) Advisory Committee, I warmly welcome you to our 13th COPRD Research Day.
With a record number of participants expected this year, we are delighted to see that these annual research day are becoming larger and more substantial every year.
After long and tiresome nights, a page has been turned by the grace of God, his success, and his care, and here we are to celebrate today, the thirteenth anniversary of the COPRD.
COPRD13 focuses on the Pharmacy graduation research, postgraduate research, and other Pharmacy-related disciplines from KSU and other institutions, as well as a broad range of issues and challenges, weaving them through our creative students, the keynote speaker, special moderators, and potential judges.
We received 137 submissions, 17 of which were selected for oral presentation, and 120 for poster presentations.
With our exciting program, COPRD13 hopes to bring together a rich diversity of research ideas spearheaded by our talented and very competent faculty members and collaboratively share ideas and new perspectives with researchers from other institutions.
Professor and consultant cardiac surgeon at the College of Medicine, King Saud University. Holds the Canadian Board from the University of Toronto and the American Fellowship in Aortic Surgery from Yale University in the US. Established a number of heart surgery programs inside and outside the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and worked as a founding member of a number of relief organizations and led heart surgery campaigns in a number of Arab, Asian and African countries. He received honors from the Saudi Minister of Health, health ministers, and officials in Sudan, Yemen, Morocco, the Republic of Rwanda, and the Federal Republic of Tanzania. He worked as a leader for the 2030 National Transformation Plan for Cardiac Care in the Kingdom. Described a number of new heart surgeries and have patents from the US Patent Office. Interested in innovation and humanitarian work.
Professor and consultant cardiac surgeon at the College of Medicine, King Saud University
