| | | Staff | | This invention is accomplished, tested and applied through many summer research stays during 2005 until 2011 at the Institute of Process Engineering (http://www.uni-kl.de/tvt/tvtlehrstuhl/tvtehemalige/tvtattarakih/) and Fraunhofer Institute for Industrial Mathematics (http://www.itwm.fraunhofer.de/ Transport Phenomena Group/ The University if Kaiserslautern/Germany & published in a series of papers in the European Symposium on Computer-Aided Process Engineering & International Conferences on Population Balance Modeling.
The invention is related generally to the field of mathematical & numerical modeling of population balances as a framework for modelling discrete systems. The invention provides an accurate framework for numerical modelling of such discrete systems, which arise naturally in chemical, physical and biological systems. Particular examples are the two-phase chemical reactors (polymer, two-liquid phase, gas-liquid phase & solid-liquid phase), separation processes (solvent liquid extraction, crystallization, gas absorption & distillation), biological systems and aerosol formation. The invented numerical framework introduces the idea of two types of particles: secondary and primary particles, which can fully describe the moments and the shape of the particulate distribution. The interaction of secondary particles can capture discontinuous jumps in the population states as a result of particle splitting, aggregation and nucleation events. The invention provides a hierarchy and evolution in the numerical modelling of discrete systems, which starts by simple one primary and one secondary particles (two-population group model) and evolves to the more complex and rich numerical presentation of the discrete system properties. The invention is already linked to popular commercial CFD solvers such as FLUENT, OPENFOAM and NOGRID. Currently, this discrete population balance model is being coupled to FPM software, which is a property of Fraunhoffer Institute for Industrial mathematics/ Kaiserslautern/ Germany. | 4/29/2010 | This invention is accomplished, tested and applied through many summer research stays during 2005 until 2011 at the Institute of Process Engineering ( http://www.uni-kl.de/tvt/tvtlehrstuhl/tvtehemalige/tvtattarakih/) and Fraunhofer Institute for Industrial Mathematics ( http://www.itwm.fraunhofer.de/) Transport Phenomena Group/ The University if Kaiserslautern/Germany & published in a series of papers in the European Symposium on Computer-Aided Process Engineering & International Conferences on Population Balance Modeling. | | | | Staff | | An important research for Dr. Abdel Kareem Abdel Jawad from Industrial Engineering Department entilteled :
“Evaluating the effects of process parameters on maximum extrusion pressure using a new artificial neural network-based (ANN-based) partial-modeling technique”
Among outstanding research and important developments for both the engineering sciences and industrial applications alike and that by the editorial board of Advanced in Engineering series concerned with the latest developments and important discoveries in various fields of engineering sciences at the world level. | 3/31/2014 | Among outstanding research and important developments for both the engineering sciences and industrial applications alike and that by the editorial board of Advanced in Engineering series concerned with the latest developments and important discoveries in various fields of engineering sciences at the world level. | | | | Staff | | Dr.Mohammad Rasool Qtaishat has more than one patent:
[1]. M. Qtaishat, S. Al-Muttiri “Novel techniques for preparing multi-layer polymeric and mixed matrix membranes and a device for membrane distillation”. WO Patent PCT/IB2014/058356, (2014)
[2]. M. Qtaishat, T. Matsuura, M. Khayet, S. Al-Muttiri “Composite Mixed Matrix Membranes for Membrane Distillation and Related Methods of Manufacture”. WO Patent 2,012,100,326, (2012)
[3]. M. Qtaishat, T. Matsuura, M. Khayet “Design of Novel Membranes for Membrane Distillation and Related Methods of Manufacture”. WO Patent 2,012,100,318, (2012)..... | 2/16/2014 | | | | | Staff | | قامت مجلة Mechatronics - إحدى مجلات Thomson Reuters/ISI، وأفضل مجلات الميكاترونكس على مستوى العالم - بالإشارة على موقعها إلى الأوراق البحثية الأكثر استشهاداً منذ عام 2009، وكانت ورقة الدكتور محمد الجنايدة بعنوان Experimental characterization and modeling of rate-dependent hysteresis of a piezoceramic actuator من ضمن هذه الأوراق حيث تم الإشارة إليها 59 مرة، مما يدل على أهمية المادة العلمية المعروضة في هذه الورقة. http://www.journals.elsevier.com/mechatronics/most-cited-articles | 11/1/2014 | قامت مجلة Mechatronics - إحدى مجلات Thomson Reuters/ISI، وأفضل مجلات الميكاترونكس على مستوى العالم - بالإشارة على موقعها إلى الأوراق البحثية الأكثر استشهاداً منذ عام 2009، وكانت ورقة الدكتور محمد الجنايدة بعنوان Experimental characterization and modeling of rate-dependent hysteresis of a piezoceramic actuator من ضمن هذه الأوراق حيث تم الإشارة إليها 59 مرة، مما يدل على أهمية المادة العلمية المعروضة في هذه الورقة. http://www.journals.elsevier.com/mechatronics/most-cited-articles | | | | Students | |
Our students - students of Department of Chemical Engineering \ University of Jordan on first and second in graduation projects organized by the Jordan Engineers Association for the 2014 contest
Congratulations
First place:
Firas Feddah, Zenia Wakileh, Rami Al-Hasan,and Ahed Al-Terawi
Project:
Structural optimization of the distillation section for dimethyl ether process
Supervised by: Prof. Menwer Attarakih
Second place:
Odai Dmour, Ohanes Markerian, Lujain Jamous, Yara Irdis
Project
Drying oil process: energy integration and distillation section optimization
Supervised by: Prof. Menwer Attarakih
| 12/31/2014 | Our students - students of Department of Chemical Engineering \ University of Jordan on first and second in graduation projects organized by the Jordan Engineers Association for the 2014 contest
Congratulations
First place:
Firas Feddah, Zenia Wakileh, Rami Al-Hasan,and Ahed Al-Terawi
Project:
Structural optimization of the distillation section for dimethyl ether process
Supervised by: Prof. Menwer Attarakih
Second place:
Odai Dmour, Ohanes Markerian, Lujain Jamous, Yara Irdis
Project
Drying oil process: energy integration and distillation section optimization
Supervised by: Prof. Menwer Attarakih
| | | | Alumni | | The department of Chemical Engineering at the University of Jordan would like to congratulate the winners of the first prize conferred by the Jordan Engineering Association (JEA) during the annual competition (2015/2016) among the departments of chemical engineering in Jordan. The first prize was awarded to the graduation project “Modelling, Simulation & Design of Butyl Acetate Process” performed by the students Mohammad Abu Qwaider, Hussam Mahfouz, Dina Hijjawi and Anas Mousa and supervised by Prof. Menwer Attarakih. | 1/31/2016 | The department of Chemical Engineering at the University of Jordan would like to congratulate the winners of the first prize conferred by the Jordan Engineering Association (JEA) during the annual competition (2015/2016) among the departments of chemical engineering in Jordan. The first prize was awarded to the graduation project “Modelling, Simulation & Design of Butyl Acetate Process” performed by the students Mohammad Abu Qwaider, Hussam Mahfouz, Dina Hijjawi and Anas Mousa and supervised by Prof. Menwer Attarakih. | | | | Alumni | | The Department of Chemical Engineering at the University of Jordan would like to congratulate the winners of the first prize conferred by the Jordan Engineering Association (JEA) and the Amman Chamber of Industry during the annual competition (2015/2016) among chemical engineering graduation projects performed in the industry sector. The first prize was awarded to the graduation project entitled: “Design of Electrocoagulation Plant for Textile Wastewater Treatment” performed by the students: Amani Jumah, Malak Talal, and Hanin Okasheh and supervised by Dr. Mohammed Al-Shannag | 1/31/2016 | The Department of Chemical Engineering at the University of Jordan would like to congratulate the winners of the first prize conferred by the Jordan Engineering Association (JEA) and the Amman Chamber of Industry during the annual competition (2015/2016) among chemical engineering graduation projects performed in the industry sector. The first prize was awarded to the graduation project entitled: “Design of Electrocoagulation Plant for Textile Wastewater Treatment” performed by the students: Amani Jumah, Malak Talal, and Hanin Okasheh and supervised by Dr. Mohammed Al-Shannag | | | | Students | | Natalie Algorani, Farah Ekr, Marah Kharbt and Hanin Omar from Chemical Engineering department- University of Jordan, have won the third place for The Best Applicable Project Competition lead by Hamdi Mango Centre for Scientific Researches (HMCSF) for their Project " Production of Nitrogenous Fertilizer from Waste Human Hair" supervised by Dr. Ayman Rawajfeh. The Idea of this Project is to synthesized Liquid nitrogenous fertilizer using waste human hair as the raw material. Potassium hydroxide (KOH) was used as the non recoverable solvent. Performance of this solvent was analyzed and compared with natural growth in water (H2O) and commercial NPK | 6/1/2016 | Natalie Algorani, Farah Ekr, Marah Kharbt and Hanin Omar from Chemical Engineering department- University of Jordan, have won the third place for The Best Applicable Project Competition lead by Hamdi Mango Centre for Scientific Researches (HMCSF) for their Project " Production of Nitrogenous Fertilizer from Waste Human Hair" supervised by Dr. Ayman Rawajfeh. The Idea of this Project is to synthesized Liquid nitrogenous fertilizer using waste human hair as the raw material. Potassium hydroxide (KOH) was used as the non recoverable solvent. Performance of this solvent was analyzed and compared with natural growth in water (H2O) and commercial NPK | | | | Staff | |
Prof. Menwer Attarakih from School of Engineering \ Department of Chemical Engineering was honored and named on the list of the top ten percent of the world's leading reviewers in the field of chemical engineering, according to the classification (Publons) Global .Prof. Attarakih has been awarded medal on his adopted a scientific arbitrator on site (Publons) in addition to a certificate of appreciation.
| 12/14/2016 | Prof. Menwer Attarakih from School of Engineering \ Department of Chemical Engineering was honored and named on the list of the top ten percent of the world's leading arbitrators in the field of chemical engineering, according to the classification (Publons) Global .Prof. Attarakih has been awarded medal on his adopted a scientific arbitrator on site (Publons) in addition to a certificate of appreciation.
| | | | Students | | The University of Jordan (UJ) participated in the 2017 Arab Water Week (AWW), organized by the Arab Countries Water Utilities Association (ACWUO) from 19 to 23 March, 2017, in the Dead Sea, in conjunction with World Water Day.
The Arab Water Week (AWW) comprises of a variety of events, including a number of trainings, exhibition and this year, for the first time, a competition for university students.
A student team comprised of Esra Abu Zakhm, Abdullah Al Zaben and Noor Al-Khudari, from the School of Engineering has won the 'First University Challenge MENA Region'.
The team will go on to represent the Arab universities in the second phase of the challenge which will be held in Germany from 14 to18 May, 2018, according to the director of UJ's Water, Energy and Environment Center Director (WEEC), Dr. Motasem Saidan.
The Challenge aims to give students the opportunity to apply their knowledge obtained at University to real-life situations, gain new thematic and structural insights in the water and wastewater community as well as improve their team-working skills.
The Conference was attended by over 500 Arab and international experts and specialists in the fields of water from 18 Arab countries, 15 international organizations and scientific research institutions, in addition to 360 international companies interested in sharing their expertise in the field.
| 3/26/2017 | The University of Jordan (UJ) participated in the 2017 Arab Water Week (AWW), organized by the Arab Countries Water Utilities Association (ACWUO) from 19 to 23 March, 2017, in the Dead Sea, in conjunction with World Water Day.
The Arab Water Week (AWW) comprises of a variety of events, including a number of trainings, exhibition and this year, for the first time, a competition for university students.
A student team comprised of Esra Abu Zakhm, Abdullah Al Zaben and Noor Al-Khudari, from the School of Engineering has won the 'First University Challenge MENA Region'.
The team will go on to represent the Arab universities in the second phase of the challenge which will be held in Germany from 14 to18 May, 2018, according to the director of UJ's Water, Energy and Environment Center Director (WEEC), Dr. Motasem Saidan.
The Challenge aims to give students the opportunity to apply their knowledge obtained at University to real-life situations, gain new thematic and structural insights in the water and wastewater community as well as improve their team-working skills.
The Conference was attended by over 500 Arab and international experts and specialists in the fields of water from 18 Arab countries, 15 international organizations and scientific research institutions, in addition to 360 international companies interested in sharing their expertise in the field. | |  | | Students | | Lamya Al Tahrawe from fIndustrial engineering Department, University of Jordan has participated in a 2.5 day bootcamp in Design Thinking, Business Model
Development, Business Planning and Pitch Presentation
from 30 March 2017 - 1 April 2017 in Amman, Jordan
as part of the Accelerate MENA programme
was selected by the bootcamp’s jury to attend the Impact Week and Impact
Hub Maker’s Festival in May 2017 in Berlin.
| 4/1/2017 | | | | | Students | |
Tareq Al-Nawaiseh one of our industrial
engineer students lead the Bright Engineers team to won the second place in the
world for the project and its presentation, after the jury meeting enough 12
arbitrators and more than 70 judgments for the project and with the
participation of 120 projects of the world, the problem of oil spill) and the
solution provided by the team deserves to get this The Smil Emoticon
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| 6/1/2017 | | | | | Staff | | | 2/12/2018 | | | | | Faculty | | | 7/29/2019 | | | | | Faculty | | | 10/1/2019 | | | | | Alumni | | One of the graduation projects developed by Architecture Engineering student Mohammad Alrababah at the University of Jordan (UJ) was selected winner of the 2019 twelfth cycle of the Omrania | CSBE Student Award for Architectural Design.
Alrababah designed Anti-Desertification Research and Educational Facility as a graduation project in the year 2018/2019
Architecture engineering department congratulates Mohammad Alrababah and his Instructor DR. Saleem Dahabreh for winning the award and wish them all the best.
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| 11/7/2019 | graduation projects award | | | | Alumni | | One of the graduation projects developed by Architecture Engineering student Esraa AL-farajat at the University of Jordan wins second place in JEA Students Award 2019 -Architecture graduation projects.
AL-farajat designed “Petra cultural terraces -Behind the scenes of the tourist street” as a graduation project in the academic year 2018/2019.
Petra cultural terraces project is a rehabilitation attempt of the old agricultural terraces in Wadi Musa– Petra and turns it into active terraces that offer a real tourist product for visitors.
Architecture Engineering Department congratulates Esraa AL-farajat and her instructor DR. Ali Abu Ghanimeh for winning the award and wishes them all the best.
| 11/19/2019 | | | | | Faculty | |
The University of Jordan (UJ) on Tuesday attained an advanced global ranking in three fields including dentistry, nursing and computer science engineering, according to the international classification Shanghai Subject Ranking for the year 2021.
In the field of computer science engineering, UJ ranked first in Jordan, and in the 201-300 category globally, compared with last year, when it was placed within the 301-400 category.
The field of nursing also maintained its first place nationally and within the 151-200 category globally, while the field of dentistry ranked in the 201-300 category globally.
UJ President Prof. Abdull Karim Al Qudah said that this achievement highlights “the pioneering role of the university, which reflects its vision and goals to provide high-quality education and solid scientific research with a global impact in terms of quantity and quality”.
It also emphasizes UJ’s “clear strategy in supporting distinguished researchers and adopting deliberate practical steps, to encourage scientific networking, and build strategic partnerships with many prestigious international universities”, he added.
Director of the Accreditation and Quality Assurance Center Prof. Menwer Al-Trakiyah noted that the "Shanghai Ranking" ranks scientific institutions according to 54 fields in natural sciences, engineering, life sciences, medical sciences and social sciences.
To be eligible, universities needed a minimum number of research publications during the period between 2015 and 2019.
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The University of Jordan (UJ) has achieved prestigious global results in the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2024, which is considered the most influential and important in the field of subject rankings worldwide. Released annually by the British institution 'QS', the university has obtained advanced positions in all five scientific fields classified, and in eighteen specific disciplines. On the level of scientific fields, UJ ranked 253 in Engineering and Technology, up from 260 in 2023. In that scientific field, UJ was globally ranked in four disciplines, with three being the top-ranked university locally. In Civil Engineering, where UJ entered the ranking for the first time, it ranked 201-240. In Electrical and Electronic Engineering, it ranked 251-300, an improvement from 301-350 in 2023. In Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering, it ranked 301-350, advancing from 401-450 in 2023. The Dean of the School of Engineering, Professor Menwer Attarakih, expressed his profound gratitude to the university administration, represented by His Excellency Professor Nadhir Obeidat, the President of the University, and the Vice Presidents for their continuous support to the school. He also thanked the members of the teaching and administrative bodies at the school of engineering for their dedicated efforts that have contributed and continue to contribute to the excellence of the school. The Office of Global Rankings and International Accreditation stated that this ranking is based on five criteria: the academic reputation of the specialty measured by the reputation of scientific research in the specialty to be classified, the reputation of the research faculty, the employment reputation of graduates of the specialty, the citation rate per internationally published paper in the specialty, global research collaboration within the specialty, and finally, the citation index for research published in this specialty (H-index).
 | 4/21/2024 | | | | | Faculty | | University of Jordan News - The activities of the first national electronic chip design competition, JoSDC, were concluded today, Tuesday, through the closing ceremony held at the Royal Cultural Center under the patronage of His Royal Highness, Crown Prince Hussein bin Abdullah II. The university team, consisting of students Abdul Rahman Ibdah, Al-Baraa Al-Najjar, Omar Al-Suwaiti, Daoud Al-Asasfeh, and Yaman Al-Ashqar, won second place in the competition and received a cash prize worth 3,000 dinars. The winning team was supervised by the Head of the Computer Engineering Department, Dr. Walid Dweik, and the Assistant Dean of the School. Computer Engineering, Dr. Ashraf Al Sayyagh. The competition aims to develop students' skills in the field of designing microprocessors and electronic chips, and building integrated systems using FPGA technologies used in global industry. The competition also aims to highlight the energies of Jordanian youth and their ability to keep pace with international technologies in design, development, innovation, leadership, and practically apply what they have learned in universities. In reality. The closing event was attended by representatives of the World Bank, international and local companies, the Minister of Education and Higher Education, Dr. Azmi Muhafza, and the Minister of Digital Economy and Entrepreneurship, Ahmed Al-Hanandah. The ceremony included a dialogue session on the future of design and development of electronic chips and the role of the government, the private sector, and academia in advancing this sector. It is noteworthy that 76 student teams from ten Jordanian universities competed in the competition to design a microprocessor with specific specifications and then improve its performance in various ways. 12 teams qualified for the final stage, four of which were from the Computer Engineering Department at the University of Jordan under the supervision of Dr. Ashraf Al-Sayyagh and Dr. Walid Al-Dweik. . While the other three teams received praise from the evaluation committee for their distinctive designs and the good display of their talents, technical skills, presentation and communication skills, as these teams consisted of Hala Al-Faris, Amr Abu Ziad, Firas Abdel Rahim, Nour Daas, Rand Al-Aidi, Rand Abu Al-Ragheb, Ahmed Al-Fuqaha, Tala Alqam (electrical engineering), Ibrahim Al-Sammadi, and Roya Abdul Qader. The School of Engineering congratulates the students of the Computer Engineering Department for this success and wishes them and all the students of the School and the University of Jordan further excellence, excellence and progress in all forums.
| 3/27/2024 | | | | | Faculty | | The President of the University of Jordan, Dr. Nathir Obeidat, and the Minister of Water and Irrigation, Engineer Raed Abu Al-Saud, signed the agreement in the presence of the Dean of the School of Engineering at the University of Jordan, Dr. Menwer Attarakih, his assistant for graduate and training affairs, Dr. Osaid Matar, engineer Yazan Al-Abbadi from CDM Smith, and representatives of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), the Secretary-General of the Ministry of Water and Irrigation, Dr. Jihad Al-Mahamid, and a number of stakeholders. The memorandum came from the vision of the University of Jordan, represented by the School of Engineering, to reduce the gap between learning outcomes, the labor market, and government follow-up, in response to the high royal vision of openness to modern scientific experiments, where experiences will be exchanged and trained and qualified cadres from both parties will be used with the aim of providing studies, research and training. This agreement consists of three main components: career preparation for students, support for graduate students' research, and a practical training program for students of the College of Engineering. The preparation, preparation, and launch of initiatives for this agreement began about a year ago through holding meetings between the College of Engineering and representatives of the Ministry of Water and Irrigation and the American Agency for International Development (UDSID).
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The President of the University of Jordan, Dr. Nathir Obeidat, and the Minister of Water and Irrigation, Engineer Raed Abu Al-Saud, signed the agreement in the presence of the Dean of the School of Engineering at the University of Jordan, Dr. Menwer Attarakih, his assistant for graduate and training affairs, Dr. Osaid Matar, engineer Yazan Al-Abbadi from CDM Smith, and representatives of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), the Secretary-General of the Ministry of Water and Irrigation, Dr. Jihad Al-Mahamid, and a number of stakeholders.
The memorandum came from the vision of the University of Jordan, represented by the School of Engineering, to reduce the gap between learning outcomes, the labor market, and government follow-up, in response to the high royal vision of openness to modern scientific experiments, where experiences will be exchanged and trained and qualified cadres from both parties will be used with the aim of providing studies, research and training.
This agreement consists of three main components: career preparation for students, support for graduate students' research, and a practical training program for students of the College of Engineering. The preparation, preparation, and launch of initiatives for this agreement began about a year ago through holding meetings between the College of Engineering and representatives of the Ministry of Water and Irrigation and the American Agency for International Development (UDSID).
| | | | Faculty | | University of Jordan News - The Lunar Energizers team, which included a female student from the University of Jordan, won second place in the Moon Station 2050 competition, which was organized by the Moon Village Association, the Harbin Institution of Technology, and the Chinese Society of Astronautics. The victory came for the team consisting of a student at the University of Jordan in the School of Engineering - majoring in mechatronics engineering, Mona Ghassan Salim, student Sumaya Me'ilish from Balqa University - majoring in energy engineering, and student Muhammad Al-Shrouf, a graduate of Balqa University in majoring in energy engineering, and under the supervision of Dr. Hanna Al-Sabat, after passing two evaluation stages. They were conducted by competition supervisors and scholars specialized in the field.
It is noteworthy that the project consists of designing an integrated energy system on the moon's surface using previously unseen ideas to provide the moon with the energy necessary to build a human colony that takes into account all lunar conditions.
The project won second place globally in the energy field of the competition, in addition to a financial prize.
The team will give a presentation in China at the Harbin Institute of Technology to talk about their project.
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University of Jordan News - The Lunar Energizers team, which included a female student from the University of Jordan, won second place in the Moon Station 2050 competition, which was organized by the Moon Village Association, the Harbin Institution of Technology, and the Chinese Society of Astronautics.
The victory came for the team consisting of a student at the University of Jordan in the School of Engineering - majoring in mechatronics engineering, Mona Ghassan Salim, student Sumaya Me'ilish from Balqa University - majoring in energy engineering, and student Muhammad Al-Shrouf, a graduate of Balqa University in majoring in energy engineering, and under the supervision of Dr. Hanna Al-Sabat, after passing two evaluation stages. They were conducted by competition supervisors and scholars specialized in the field.
It is noteworthy that the project consists of designing an integrated energy system on the moon's surface using previously unseen ideas to provide the moon with the energy necessary to build a human colony that takes into account all lunar conditions.
The project won second place globally in the energy field of the competition, in addition to a financial prize.
The team will give a presentation in China at the Harbin Institute of Technology to talk about their project.
| | | | Faculty | | University of Jordan News - Professor of Architecture at the School of Engineering at the University of Jordan, Dr. Nabil Al-Kurdi, participated in the International Teaching Activities organized by the Italian University of Brescia last May, by presenting a symposium entitled “The Role of Universities at Enforcing Public Participation." in Urban Design and urban Planning/The case of the University of Jordan." In his participation, Al-Kurdi touched on the importance of the role of universities in contributing to local community issues, highlighting the proposal to develop Abdullah Al-Lawzi Street (Baladiya Street), for which the urban planning methods course was allocated for master's students, and which provides realistic solutions in cooperation between students, the local community, and local authorities and authorities. The municipality, in order to develop realistic solutions that are compatible with the aspirations and needs of the local community, with a focus on developing a plan to implement the best proposals with the contribution of partners and stakeholders who benefit from residents and owners of institutions located in the area, shops, and others.
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University of Jordan News - Professor of Architecture at the School of Engineering at the University of Jordan, Dr. Nabil Al-Kurdi, participated in the International Teaching Activities organized by the Italian University of Brescia last May, by presenting a symposium entitled “The Role of Universities at Enforcing Public Participation." in Urban Design and urban Planning/The case of the University of Jordan."
In his participation, Al-Kurdi touched on the importance of the role of universities in contributing to local community issues, highlighting the proposal to develop Abdullah Al-Lawzi Street (Baladiya Street), for which the urban planning methods course was allocated for master's students, and which provides realistic solutions in cooperation between students, the local community, and local authorities and authorities. The municipality, in order to develop realistic solutions that are compatible with the aspirations and needs of the local community, with a focus on developing a plan to implement the best proposals with the contribution of partners and stakeholders who benefit from residents and owners of institutions located in the area, shops, and others.
| | | | Faculty | | University of Jordan News - NASA appointed Jordanian Professor Omar Hatamleh as the first chief executive of artificial intelligence at the NASA-Goddard Space Flight Center.
It is noteworthy that Professor Al- Hatamleh was deputy chief scientist at NASA and responsible for identifying new and promising areas of scientific research. He also has twenty years of field experience in the field of space, has published more than 33 specialized articles, obtained four degrees in engineering, and speaks four languages. Al- Hatamleh also holds a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Jordan, and completed his graduate studies in the United States of America, where he obtained a doctorate in mechanical engineering from the University of South Carolina, a master's degree in materials engineering from North Carolina State University, and a master's degree in mechanical engineering from California State University.
His Majesty King Abdullah II Ibn Al Hussein recently honored Hatamleh as part of Jordan's 78th Independence Day celebrations for his expertise in the field of artificial intelligence and for being one of the best 50 global thought leaders in this field.
| 6/25/2024 | | | | | Faculty | | Architecture students at the University of Jordan are role models for creativity and excellence. Thank you to those who participated:
Assistant Dean for Student Affairs, Dr. Ahlam Harahsheh
Department Head, Dr. Dyala Tarawneh
And Dr. Nancy Al-Assaf  
| 6/7/2024 | Architecture students at the University of Jordan are role models for creativity and excellence.
Thank you to those who participated:
Assistant Dean for Student Affairs, Dr. Ahlam Harahsheh
Department Head, Dr. Dyala Tarawneh
And Dr. Nancy Al-Assaf
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School News
Graduation of a new group of students from the School of Engineering who completed the requirements for bachelor’s and postgraduate degrees
Hosting Prof. Dr. Menwer Attarakih- Dean of the School of Engineering to give an introductory lecture about ISAT Company, and to present training and job opportunities for students of the School of Engineering.
"School Of Engineering at the University Of Jordan" launches a series of interactive lectures carried out by engineering experts
Hosting Dr. Yazan Al-Zain to talk about the visit of a team from School Of Engineering at University Of Jordan to Chemnitz University in Germany
The University of Jordan and the Ministry of Water and Irrigation sign a memorandum of understanding in the fields of scientific research, training and career preparation
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