NASA’s Technology Transfer Program, for example, ensures that technologies developed for aeronautics and space missions are made available to the public for the benefit of humankind.
A colloquium that will consider how Qatar can do more to capitalize on the skills of its highly educated female residents.
A wide selection of reports on women in leadership reinforces the fact that there are significant benefits in having women in leadership roles.
A public lecture by the Muhammad bin Hamad Al-Thani Center for Muslim Contributions to Civilization (CMCC) at the London Book Fair 2017.
The lecture will discuss how the stereotypical image of Islam and Muslims persists in the minds of many in the West.
CMCC will seek to present a true image of Islam.
Delivered by : Professor Aisha Yousef Al-Mannai, Director, CMCC.
The Muhammad bin Hamad Al-Thani Center for Muslim Contributions to Civilization is hosting a public symposium on Muslim scholars in China who togetherplayed a leading role in developing human culture and the sciences. Many of them wrote reference books in the Arabic language, but these works still remain as manuscripts. This seminar attempts to discuss the efforts of these scholars and to direct the attention of the researchers towards this great scientific heritage.
Speakers:
Dr. Zuharatuddin Ma Xiaopei, China
Dr. James Frankel, USA
A conference hosted by Hamad Bin Khalifa University Funded by the Qatar National Research Fund, Conference and Workshop Sponsorship Program Collaborating Partner: World Innovation Summit for Education (WISE).
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