The Center for Special Studies and Programs (CSSP), affiliated to the Bibliotheca Alexandrina Academic Research Sector, in collaboration with The World Academy of Sciences for the Advancement of Science in Developing Countries’ Arab Regional Partner (TWAS–AREP), organized the Hybrid workshop “Innovation and Technology: Towards Sustainable Development in the Arab Region” from 26–27 November 2024. The workshop was organized under the framework of the TWAS-AREP Young Scientists Training Program, which aimed to build the young scientists’ capacities in the fields of natural and applied sciences, by providing them with the skills and knowledge to help advance their research careers and achieve their professional goals.
The workshop addressed a number of topics highlighting prominent modern technologies and innovative practices that support the sustainable development process in the Arab region, with special focus on the fields of: environment, agriculture, energy, health, and technology.
The workshop targeted young Arab researchers and scientists, and it brought together group of speakers, experts, and academics in an interactive sessions to present the interlinkages of science, technology and innovation with different paths of sustainable development.
Eligibility Criteria:
- The applicant must be an Arab citizen, under age of 40, hold an Arab nationality, and live or work in a developing country.
- The applicant must be a master's or doctoral student or holds a PhD degree in one of the natural or applied sciences fields.
- Refugees and/or displaced scientists living in any country are strongly encouraged to apply.
- Women scientists who meet the workshop’s eligibility criteria are highly encouraged to apply.
- Applicants must fill out electronically the workshop online application form and submit it by the registration deadline.
Other important information:
- There are no registration fees
- Workshop Format: Hybrid
- The workshop official Language: English
- Only accepted applicants can attend the workshop.
To Join:
Fill out the application form through the link below.
Upload your CV (should not exceed 2 pages in English), and your motivation statement (should not exceed 250 words in English), including your current research and work, why you wish to join the workshop, and your expectations regarding the workshop.