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University of Kerbala re-signed a memorandum of scientific understanding with Hilla University College, within framework of strengthening scientific and cultural cooperation between public and private universities in the country. The memorandum of understanding has been signed on behalf of University of Kerbala by Vice President for Scientific Affairs, Prof. Dr. Najm Abdul Hussein Al-Janabi, while it is signed on behalf ...

College of Computer Science and Information Technology / University of Kerbala has discussed the M.A thesis which is entitled “Object Detection and Recognition on Thermal Images Using Machine Learning Technique”. The study, presented by Haider Ali Muften, aims at discovering infrared rays emanating from objects. The study determines suitability of YOLOv8 for thermal imaging applications and development of fields that ...

College of Computer Science and Information Technology holds an electronic meeting with University Malaysia Pahang, Malaysia, with participation of Dr. Mohsen Hassan, Vice dean for scientific affairs, Dr. Issam Hamid, vice Dean for Administrative affairs, and Dr. Haider Umran, Director of Department of Scholarships and Cultural Relations /University of Kerbala, discussing ways of scientific exchange. The meeting comes within framework ...

University of Kerbala has organized a campaign to plant different types of trees in various corridors and spaces of the university, in conjunction with “National Planting Day” launched by Prime Minister Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani. The afforestation process is supervised by a committee from Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research, President of University of Kerbala Prof. Dr. Basim K. Nile, ...

College of Computer and Information Technology, in cooperation with College of Tourism Sciences / University of Kerbala, organized a celebration to honour International Women’s Day, with participation of a number of students and professors. Vice President for Administrative Affairs, Prof. Dr. Akram Al-Yasiri, says that women are not half of society, but rather they are the entire society, as they ...

College of Medicine / University of Kerbala has discussed the study which is entitled “quality of life for caregivers of children with autism”. The study, presented by Ratab Ahmed Raheem, aims at studying quality of life of caregivers of children with autism spectrum disorder and factors that could affect it in Karbala Governorate. The study finds out that level of ...

College of Education for Pure Sciences – University of Kerbala hosted a scientific forum on urticaria, its causes and treatment methods, with participation of a number of employees and professors. The forum aims at explaining classification of “urticaria,” first type of allergy caused by several factors, including seafood, grains, peanuts, cranberry fruits, and others. The forum included learning about the ...

A research team from Faculties of Agriculture and Engineering – University of Kerbala participated in a workshop at the Wageningen University & Research, Netherlands.   The workshop deals with building experts’ capabilities of network of water and integrated entrepreneurship. It also aims at enhancing participants’ capabilities to adapt to water scarcity and increase agricultural production.   The workshop seeks to ...

Makara Journal of Science, University of Indonesia chosen Dr. Zainab Abdalameer Hussain, University of Kerbala , College of Agriculture as a scientific reviewer. Makara J. Sci. is concerned with publishing research on cutting-edge research topics in disciplines of physical, biological and chemical materials science. Dr. Zainab Abdalameer Hussain has been selected as a member of this journal due to her ...

College of Engineering – University of Kerbala has discussed the M.A thesis of Effects of high concentrations of sulphate on environment, and method of removing them from water resulting from treatment plants. The study, presented by Ashraf Fakhry Obaid, aims at reducing sulfates concentration to what is consistent with acceptable limits of World Health Organization, estimated at (250) milligrams per ...