Prof. Salem Mubarak Al-Obthani, Vice President for Student Affairs, said: We are proud in the Student Affairs Deputyship, and we see this distinction and this wonderful research presented by our sons from Hadhramout University students. Which, if found to be developed, would be a real development tributary, and a way to a great economic renaissance.
At the writer Ali Ahmed Bakathir auditorium at Hadhramaut University presidency , and in the presence of Prof. Muhammad Saeed Khanbash, President of the University, Prof. Salem Mubarak Al-Obthany, Vice President for Student Affairs, Prof. Salem Muhammad bin Salman, Assistant Vice President for Student Affairs, and Dr. Nasser Al-Jahuri, Assistant Vice President for Postgraduate Studies and Scientific Research Affairs, Dr. Khaled Awad Al-Rabaki, Dean of the Faculty of Environmental Sciences and Marine Biology, Chairman of the Scientific Committee of the Conference, a number of participating researchers, and members of the university’s faculty, witnessed the sessions of the fourth day of the week, as the seventh scientific conference for undergraduate students continued its sessions, A session of the Administrative Sciences and Information Technology group, which was chaired by Dr. Hisham Bahamish, Dr. Walid Al-Attas, and Dr. Wathiq Ahmed Kaweleh, in which research papers were presented on The role of the Central Bank of Yemen in monitoring the banking sector, the Tamm website for managing jobs and services, the effect of accounting disclosure on the quality of investment decisions, the application of the voluntary platform, the automated correction system, the effect of using WhatsApp in the stages of purchasing approval for students, preparing students using QR code technology and the smart school The reality of financial sustainability in third sector organizations, vaccination reminders, and the factors affecting the reduction of job evasion.
In the second session of the Natural and Applied Sciences, the Science and Environment Group headed by Prof. Mahrous Abdullah Bahwerth, Dr. Hassan Pierre Ali, and Dr. Majid Salem bin Muslim, research papers were presented on The use of the solar energy system in the development of rural communities in Hadhramaut, the effect of adding Hidwan powder on improving the quality of baked goods, a morphometric, anatomical and histological study, the liver and spleen of the mackerel fish from the coasts of Mukalla, a study of the inhibitory activity of marine algae, a study of the classification and environmental conditions of the presence of mangrove trees in Embikha incense, the effect of Roasting in the nutritional value of peanuts, prevalence of bacterial nosocomial infections and patterns of resistance to antibiotics in Mukalla city.
At the end of the session the committees and the participating students were honored with certificates of appreciation.
