Research and Studies Center Hosts Scientific Forum
The Research and Studies Center at the Islamic University of Minnesota - Main Center organized an open scientific forum entitled "Pioneers of Scientific Research: A Conversation with a Researcher" via Zoom, with the participation of Dr. Musa Mohammed Noor Al-Daw, Deputy Director of the Center, Dr. Jihan Al-Taher, and Dr. Shaimaa Khattab, Director of the Research and Studies Center. The event was attended by a distinguished group of undergraduate and graduate students, researchers, and individuals interested in scientific research.
The forum was organized as part of the Center's ongoing efforts to support researchers and foster a culture of scientific research by providing an interactive academic environment that encourages direct dialogue between researchers and experts. The initiative aimed to enhance participants' research skills and improve the quality of scholarly work in accordance with recognized academic standards.
During the forum, participants explored several key topics related to scientific research, including the fundamental principles and essential components of research design, common methodological and technical mistakes made by researchers, evaluation criteria for scholarly research, and effective strategies for overcoming methodological challenges encountered throughout the various stages of the research process.
The event also featured an interactive discussion session during which the speakers responded to participants' questions and provided practical academic and methodological guidance based on their extensive experience in research and peer review. They also shared practical solutions to common research challenges, contributing to the development of researchers' competencies and the enhancement of the quality of academic research.
The Research and Studies Center affirmed that this forum forms part of a broader series of scientific initiatives and academic programs aimed at promoting a strong research culture, strengthening communication between researchers and academic experts, and building a dynamic research community within the University. These initiatives seek to support academic research while encouraging innovation and excellence across a wide range of academic disciplines.