Damascus-SANA
Under the title “Working to Build a Syria of Hope,” the Faculty of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering at Damascus University inaugurated today its fourth exhibition of distinguished student’s graduation and research projects for the year 2021, which it holds in cooperation with the Faculty of Informatics Engineering, the College of Applied Sciences, the Higher Institute of Applied Sciences and Technology, and a number of private universities, companies and economic events.
The exhibition, which will continue until next Thursday, includes 140 projects and applied research in several fields, including solar energy, electricity generation, programming, medical equipment, prosthetics, automation of industrial machines, and rehabilitation of machines in factories damaged by attacks by terrorist organizations, in addition to the latest uses of robots, especially in the field of virus prevention. Corona.
In his speech during the opening, Dr. Muhammad Yasar Abdeen, President of Damascus University, stressed that the exhibition aims to provide an opportunity and appropriate environment to present students’ ideas and projects, link them to the labor market, encourage them to be creative, innovate, exchange experiences, and communicate with stakeholders to adopt their innovations.
Dr. Abdeen pointed out that holding the exhibition annually is a clear evidence of the youth's ability to transform their ideas into practical designs that translate their years of study into tangible projects.
