Students Achievements

Achievement: Ms. Alnoumas conducted her research at the Strathclyde Institute of Pharmacy and Biomedical Sciences, presenting her thesis: “Integrating Metabolomics and Biomolecular Landscapes of Breast Cancer Cells in Response to Olaparib and Capecitabine: Toward Confident Feature Annotation.“

Achievement: Outstanding academic participation at the 15th Annual Gulf Research Meeting held at the University of Cambridge.

She presented her study: “Applications of Artificial Intelligence in Legal Translation and Protection Against Hybrid Threats Case Study: Ministry of Interior, Kuwait.“

تطبيقات الذكاء الاصطناعي وقيمتها في الترجمة القانونية والحماية من التهديدات الهجينة

دراسة حالة: وزارة الداخلية الكويتية

Achievement: Outstanding academic participation at the 15th Annual Gulf Research Meeting held at the University of Cambridge. Mr. Mulla Ali attended the conference and delivered an oral presentation of his research during Workshop 12. His journal article will also be published in the Cambridge Research Meeting Proceedings.

Achievement: Being awarded the prestigious Christopher J. Hewitt Prize in recognition of her outstanding academic excellence. This esteemed award reflects Ms. Alenezi’s dedication to the field of pharmacokinetics and her meaningful contributions to the academic community.

Achievement: Publication of two significant research papers: "Failure Investigation of Hybrid Double-Lap Shear Bolted Connections with Additively Manufactured 316L Stainless Steel Inner Plates" "Machine Learning Models to Predict the Static Failure of Double-Lap Shear Bolted Connections".

Achievement: Publication of her research paper titled "On the Asymptotic Enumeration and Limit Shapes of Monotone Grid Classes of Permutations" and receiving Second Prize an honour that reflects her dedication and academic excellence.

Achievement: Publication of her research paper titled "Knowledge Sharing Maturity Model for Medical Imaging Departments: Development Study".

Achievement: Mr. Mohammad Alhussan, one of our PhD students at University College London's Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering on receiving the Best Demonstration Award at the 21st International Conference on Embedded Wireless Systems and Networks (EWSN 2024), held in Abu Dhabi in December 2024.

Achievement: Received the Early Researchers Programme E-Poster Award at the Lisbon Addictions Conference—Europe's largest event dedicated to addictive behaviours and dependencies.

Achievement: Received the award for Best Scientific Presentation at The Nutrition Society Conference, which took place with researchers from various UK universities.

Achievement: Published groundbreaking research papers on 'Stability and equivariant Gromov–Hausdorff convergence' and 'Stability and finiteness theorems for Wasserstein spaces', and earned a prestigious fellowship from Bonn University.

Achievement: Outstanding academic achievement in research related to academic field.

Achievement: Successful completion of PhD with distinction and notable contributions to academic field.

Achievement: Exceptional research contributions and academic excellence in doctoral studies.

Achievement: Incredible achievement in publishing her research that won the prize ( International Award) for the best second research in "Prosthetic Dentistry" 2021

Achievement: Outstanding contributions and academic excellence in master's studies.

Achievement: Gold medal at the 12th International Inventions Fair in the Middle East, which was organized recently in collaboration with Geneva International Fair.

Achievement: Received the School of Medicine Medal for Excellence (awarded to the most distinguished student over the five years of the MBChB Programme) and the James Matthews Duncan Medal (awarded to the student with the highest distinction in Obstetrics and Gynaecology Clinical Practice).

Achievement: Earned Joint Second Place at the Manchester Undergraduate Dental Research Society Conference for presenting one of his clinical cases. We also commend his achievement last year, when he was a finalist for the FDS Award Prize by the Royal College of Surgeons of England.

Achievement: Received the Most Influential Student Award at Bristol University for publishing educational and guidance books for scholarship students facing cultural and social challenges.

Mr. Almuhanna was honored by His Excellency the Ambassador of the State of Kuwait to the United Kingdom, Mr. Bader Al-Awadhi, and the Head of the Cultural Office, Dr. Abdullah Al-Meshaal.

Achievement: Outstanding academic performance and achievements in undergraduate studies.

Achievement: Won 4 awards in Medicine: • Jamieson medal in anatomy • Catherine grant medal • Russell medal in pathology • Munday & venn prize medicine – 1st

Awarded certificate by his mathematics tutor and being selected to present the end-of-year speech.