Research workshop on energy Resources

Under the patronage of the President of Philadelphia University, the Department of Renewable Energy Engineering at the College of Engineering and Technology held the closing presentation of the event “Research Workshop on Energy Sources: Introductory and Statistical Studies” on Monday, January 14, 2019, at 10:00 AM in Hall 6739. The workshop, conducted from December 2-19, 2018, was supervised by Dr. Hasan Maridi, under the guidance of Dr. Muhammad Mahdi Al-Salman, Head of the Department, and Prof. Dr. Qassem Al-Obaidi, Dean of the College. The event was patronized and attended by Prof. Dr. Moataz Sheikh Salem, President of the University, and Prof. Dr. Marwan Al-Obaidat, Vice President for Academic Affairs.

Workshop Objectives and Significance

The establishment of this research forum aligns with the university’s commitment to instilling the values of scientific research, fostering innovation, and cultivating scientific talent among students. The workshop is part of the university’s strategy to train students in active participation in the scientific community, emphasizing creativity, presentation skills, and effective communication of research findings.

Closing Presentation and Key Remarks

The event’s closing presentation featured:

• A speech by Dr. Hasan Maridi, providing a brief explanation of the workshop and its significance.

• A student representative who welcomed the university administration and expressed students' enthusiasm for participating in this research initiative.

• A welcoming speech by Dr. Muhammad Mahdi Al-Salman, Head of the Department, highlighting the importance of research in renewable energy engineering.

Following these speeches, the official poster presentation session commenced. Attendees, including the university president, vice president for academic affairs, dean of the College of Engineering, faculty members, and guests, toured the students’ research posters. Students had the opportunity to discuss their projects and answer questions, enhancing their scientific communication and research presentation skills.

Research Topics

The research workshop covered twelve key energy sources, reflecting major areas in renewable and conventional energy research:

1. Natural Gas

2. Oil

3. Solar Panel Energy

4. Solar Thermal Energy

5. Wind Energy

6. Electrical Energy

7. Nuclear Energy

8. Hydroelectricity

9. Geothermal Energy

10. Wave Energy

11. Biofuel Energy

12. Fuel Cells

Event Conclusion

The closing presentation concluded with a breakfast gathering organized by the students, facilitating informal discussions between the university president, faculty members, and students. These interactions allowed for further engagement on the importance of scientific research and its role in advancing renewable energy technologies.