The College of Medicine at the Health Sciences Center, Kuwait University, organized a two-day workshop on Translational Medicine, attended by a distinguished group of experts and researchers in the fields of neuroscience and neurological disorders. The workshop was held under the patronage and in the presence of the Acting Dean of the College, Prof. Adnan Abul.
The Acting Vice Dean for Research and Postgraduate Studies, Dr. Heba Al-Hussaini, emphasized that the organization of this workshop reflects the College of Medicine’s commitment to enhancing its academic and research mission and to providing a high-level scientific platform for reviewing the latest developments in neuroscience and clinical practices that contribute to improving patient care.
She highlighted the College’s interest in translational medicine, which focuses on transforming scientific experiments conducted in laboratories into practical applications used in patient treatment and in improving the quality of healthcare. In this context, the College of Medicine hosted prominent speakers from the University of Southampton, United Kingdom, including Professor Roxana Octavia Carare, a specialist in Alzheimer’s disease, drug delivery to the brain, and the development of therapeutic approaches, as well as Professor Ajay Verma, one of the world’s leading experts with extensive experience in translational neuroscience, central nervous system drug delivery, and drug development. She commended the significant scientific value added by their participation.
Dr. Al-Hussaini also praised the strong interaction witnessed during the scientific sessions, the exchange of expertise, and the valuable networking opportunities provided by the workshop. She affirmed that such events contribute to supporting the advancement of medical research and the development of healthcare in the State of Kuwait, and represent a starting point for sustained scientific collaboration and research initiatives that serve the community.
She concluded by reaffirming the College of Medicine at Kuwait University’s commitment to continuing the organization of scientific and research activities that enhance its academic standing.