AUBH's fourth research day 'TechNext 2025' showcases future of technology
The American University of Bahrain (AUBH) recently hosted the fourth edition of its Annual Research Day, themed 'TechNext 2025: Innovations in Emerging Technologies and Applications.' The event brought together leading researchers, industry experts, and students from universities across the Kingdom to explore the impact of technological advancements in reshaping industries, societies, and the future.
The day featured a series of thought-provoking scientific sessions covering key areas of innovation. In a keynote session on 'Innovative Solutions for Energy and Environmental Challenges,' Dr. Abdulla Al-Abbasi, Director of the Energy and Environment Program at Derasat's Studies and Research Directorate, provided insights into the latest advancements in sustainable energy and environmental solutions. AUBH's faculty members presented papers on various topics, such as, 'Collaborative Learning Tools for Enhanced Student Engagement in Virtual Contexts' 'High-Performance Computing and Machine Learning for Advanced Simulation' and more.
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