'Abdullah Al-Salem' Participates in 'AI' Workshop
The College of Systems and Computer Engineering participated in a workshop on artificial intelligence, where Dr. Abdullah Karar delivered a lecture. The college also organized a lecture on turning innovation into commercial business.
Translated by Qiyas from الجريدة — Original source
The College of Systems and Computer Engineering at Abdullah Al-Salem University participated in a workshop organized by the Kuwait Institute for Scientific Research, represented by the National Center for Scientific and Technological Information, titled “The Journey of Artificial Intelligence from Information Research to Publication,” under the patronage of the Institute’s Director General, Dr. Faisal Al-Humaidan, recently.
In a press statement, the university noted that the workshop falls within the framework of the Research Institute’s efforts to support researchers, enhance their capabilities, keep pace with technological developments, and promote the use of modern technologies in the scientific research and publication ecosystem.
It highlighted its participation through a lecture delivered by Dr. Abdullah Karar, a faculty member at the College of Systems and Computer Engineering, titled “Scientific Research and Academic Writing Using Artificial Intelligence: From Literature Exploration to Preparing Research Manuscripts.”
The university added that participating students from the college showcased a range of innovative projects during an accompanying exhibition, reflecting their scientific skills.
On another note, the College of Business and Entrepreneurship at the university recently organized a lecture titled “From Idea to Market: Turning Innovation into a Business,” in collaboration with the Sabah Al-Ahmad Center for Talent and Creativity, attended by the College Dean, Dr. Daniel Procop, at the university theater in Al-Khalidiya.
Abdullah Al-Ayaf, a project manager in the Scientific Innovation Department at the center, presented the three innovation pathways adopted by the center: idea generation, empowerment, and market access. He also introduced the 2026 Startup Acceleration Program, highlighting the key forms of support provided to applicants.
The session featured participation from Kuwaiti innovators who recently completed the center’s idea incubation program in the field of food and water security, implemented in partnership with the Spanish IE University.
