(MENAFN- Gulf Times)
Students of Qatar University Young Scientists Centre (QU-YSC) participated in Qatar University's Annual Research Forum and Exhibition 2021, which was held under the theme 'Building Resilience at Universities: Role of Innovation and Entrepreneurship'. Two groups of students affiliated to QU-YSC participated in two categories of research, which were innovation and computing coding.
The first research offers an electronic application called Qatar Guide. This application introduces tourists and visitors to Qatar's tourist and archaeological areas and also introduces them to the stadiums hosting the 2022 World Cup and the locations of the matches.
This research was prepared by students Sarah al-Sada and Amna al-Bouhoud from Zubaydah High School for Girls.
The other research is an electronic application titled CMMT. This application aims to make it easier to teach students in different stages the study on chemistry and its basics - from the periodic table and chemical equations and how to solve them in innovative ways.
This application was prepared by students Sultan al-Badr, Hassan al-Amadi and Abdullah Mahmoud from Qatar School of Science and Technology for Boys.
These innovations were carried out under the supervision and support of QU-YSC. The participation of the centre's students in the forum and the annual research exhibition comes within their affiliation to the programme, 'I Am Researcher', for the 18th session, which is one of the research programmes provided and developed by the centre.
The centre also participated in research for students of the summer programme of the secondary school by creating a device to measure the water level using upgraded electrical control sensors automatically.
Professor Noora Jabor al-Thani, director of QU-YSC, said:“The centre always encourages its students to learn and innovate and develop technologies and inventions that contribute to the development and renaissance of the country to achieve Qatar National Vision 2030.”
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