Aljawharah is a research fellow at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology and Ragon Institute of Mass General, Harvard, and MIT. She is is a recipient of a prestigious award, the Ibn Rushd fellowship from KAUST. Aljawharah received a BS in Biochemistry from King Saud University and an MS in Microbiology and Immunology from Georgetown University. She completed her D.Phil degree in Clinical Medicine at the University of Oxford, focusing on viral immunology.
Dr. Qamar is an Assistant Professor in Software Engineering at the University of Jeddah, KSA. She leads the Human-Computer Interaction and IoT research groups and chairs the Internship Training Committee. With seven technology patents foundation certification, She earned awards in advanced healthcare innovation. A graduate of the University of Sheffield, she mentors students and researchers globally, focusing on the ethical use of IoT and AI to drive technological and medical advancements.
Immunotherapy-focused biochemical engineer with over a decade of experience in translational sciences. Abeer has proficient knowledge in bioprocessing considerations for the manufacture of cell-and-gene therapies and is experienced in various laboratory techniques including experimental design, assay validation and data analysis.
A dedicated and self-motivated professional with strong work ethics, leadership skills, and a passion for growth. Experienced in applying education and training to drive success, build teams, and advance professionally while contributing to organizational excellence.
Mohammed Madadin is a leader in medical education, advancing healthcare training in Saudi Arabia. He plays a key role in shaping national healthcare education through his work with various institutions. Renowned for student-centered, evidence-based approaches, he champions innovation in teaching, assessment, and collaboration, preparing future doctors to meet global standards while addressing local healthcare needs.
Dr. Raed Abudawoud, CEO of Saudi Aramco Technologies, holds a Bachelor’s in Chemical Engineering from KFUPM and a Ph.D. from the University of Manchester. With a career spanning technology development and leadership, he has secured 50 patents. He currently oversees research services, technology commercialization, and licensing, driving innovation and value creation for Saudi Aramco and its local & global partners.
Dr. Rasha is an academic leader and advocate for change in education and healthcare. As an assistant professor and Head of Prosthodontics at Princess Noura University, she integrates AI and digital dentistry into curricula. She leads impactful social initiatives, including oral health outreach and free treatments for underserved communities. Dr. AlHarthi’s work supports Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030, empowering leaders and fostering innovation.
H.E. Dr. Amal Qattan earned her PhD from the Faculty of Medicine at University College London (UCL) and is a prominent member of Majlis Al-Shura (Saudi Shura Council) in Riyadh.She is a leading scientist in Research and Innovation at King Faisal Specialist Hospital and Research Centre.Her research focus on precision medicine through a proactive approach.Dr.Qattan authored numerous publications and has been honored with several international awards, including the prestigious L’Oréal UNESCO Award.
Munirah Alzeer is a Senior Specialist in Intangible Heritage Programs at the Heritage Commission, Ministry of Culture. In three years, she has contributed significantly to preserving Saudi heritage and promoting sustainable practices. She supervised the development of a pioneering guidebook on community roles in heritage preservation. Munirah holds an MA in Cultural Heritage Management from Sheffield University and seeks to foster international partnerships for cultural sustainability.
Nsreen earned her BSN from King Saud University in 2003 and worked as a staff nurse in maternity at KFSH&RC. From 2005 to 2010, She was an assistant lecturer and staff nurse at the National Guard Hospital, completing a master’s in maternal and child healthcare. From 2010 to 2022, she lectured at KSU in the Maternal and Child Health Department. Nesreen began Her PhD in 2016 and completed it at Dundee University, Scotland, in 2023.