Research & Innovation Updates
Another Achievement for IIC Incubatee
By utilizing innovative, modern, and advanced technologies such as the Internet of Things (IoT), our outstanding student, Majdi Al-Salhi, from the Department of Mechanical Engineering, has developed a project to provide solutions for managing electricity and energy consumption in houses and buildings. The project focuses on monitoring energy usage, reducing consumption, lowering bills, and enhancing safety by providing a range of alerts.
It is worth noting that this project was honored by the Municipality of South Al Batinah Governorate as one of the winning projects in the Nama Group Hackathon.
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Exploring All Optical Logic and Its Applications in Ultrafast Data Processing
As part of the Internal Fortnightly Research Groups Seminars series, GCET recently organized a workshop titled “The Future of Computing: Exploring All Optical Logic and Its Applications in Ultrafast Data Processing”, presented by Dr. Irfan Memon.
The workshop was attended by a group of the college’s academic staff and featured productive discussions on the latest technologies, and data analysis and processing.
Advancing Humanity Through Technology
To raise awareness about the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) and its Special Interest Groups on Humanitarian Technologies, GCET, represented by the Research and Innovation Office (RIO), recently organized a workshop presented by Prof. Afaaq Ahmed.
The workshop focused on several key topics, most notably the IEEE’s initiatives to address global societal challenges. It also covered funding opportunities and the application process for impactful community-driven projects.
The event featured active participation from specialists and lecturers, providing an interactive and enriching platform for exchanging expertise and discussing mechanisms for leveraging technology to advance societies.
Exploring Nanotechnology: Kickoff of Fortnightly Research Seminars at GCET
The series of Internal Fortnightly Research Groups Seminars recently began, kicking off with the MechanicalEngineering group.
A discussion session was presented by Mr. Mohammed Abu Safaqah on “Application of Nanotechnology in Material Science”, which witnessed great engagement from participants.
The session provided an opportunity to exchange expertise and ideas and to enhance communication.