In recognition of the great scientific and administrative effort presented by the President of the University of Technology, Prof. Amin Douai Thamer, for the success of the first international scientific conference on nanotechnology and advanced materials in the oil and gas industry which was held for 3-4 / 5/2017.

 The University's Vice President for Scientific Affairs, Dr.Ala 'Abd El-Hassan Attia, handed over the shield on behalf of the Center, in the presence of Prof. Sami Abu Al-Nun Ajeel, Assistant to the President of the University for Administrative Affairs. Dr. Khalid Ajami Sukar Director, Nanotechnology and Advanced Materials Research Center.

The President of the University of Technology praised the scientific efforts made by the Center during the convening of this international conference, which is a scientific precedent of Iraq internationally. He also praised the efforts of all committees and the efforts of all scientific departments and research centers for their efforts to hold the conference.

In collaboration with the University's Technology and Center programs aimed at serving the community, including the support of projects related to the biological field, the laboratories of the Nanotechnology and Advanced Materials Research Center received a scientific delegation from the Department of Biomedical Engineering at Nahrain University, which included students of the fourth stage and masters students accompanied by Dr. Lajin Kadri Ibrahim and Engineer Azad Ismail . The delegation was received by the director of the center, Dr. Khaled Ajmi Sukkar and teacher staff  on Tuesday 9/5/2017.

The visit included the laboratories of the Department of Biomedical Nanotechnologies, spectroscopy, advanced measurements and X-rays and identification of DNA separation and multiplication devices. In addition, many devices are used to prepare nanomaterials in different ways to obtain advanced nanomaterials.

The Center for Nanotechnology and Advanced Materials at the University of Technology held the third scientific symposium entitled "Applications of biotechnology in biomedical fields" on the seminar hall in the center on 18/5/2017, in the presence of a number of professors at the university.

The aim of the symposium is to highlight the latest scientific developments in nanotechnology applications in the fields of medicine and biology as well as to focus on the mechanics of nanomaterials and its relation to the different fields of treatment of diseases and medical delivery processes and to identify the most important nanotechnology technologies. Recently used in the treatment of cancer.

The session was moderated by Dr. Ousam Kazem Hamdan, Head of Medical Engineering at the University, and Mr. Issa Daham Glob of the Center for Technology, as the Rapporteur of the session, with three lectures, which were given first by The first three lectures were given by.Dr. Baha Fakhri Hussein and Dr. Khairia Kazim Habib of Baghdad University / Faculty of Veterinary Medicine on the creation of embryonic tissue using stem cells from umbilical cord gel.

Whartons Jelly Fabrication for Tissue Damage Repair With Stem Cells.

In Vitro.

Dr. Ali Abdel Wahab was given The second lecture from Center for Nanotechnology Research on the medical connection using nanomagnetic materials.

Druy Delivery using Magnetic Nanoparticles.

The third lecture was delivered by Dr. Ali Salah Hassan from the Center for Nanotechnology Research on the living sections of the human body.

Nano-Biossction for Human Body.

After that, there was extensive discussion between the audience and the lecturers, and the certificates were distributed by the chairman of the session, Dr. Wassam Kazem Hamdan, to the lecturers.

The Department of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Technology held a lecture delivered by Dr. Alaa Abdul Hadi Jabr on his PhD thesis at the University of Newcastle in the United Kingdom titled "Designing a compact and intelligent electronic system for monitoring the health status of an industrial robot" at Dr. Munir Al-Muzaffar Hall in the department.

 The researcher said that industrial robots have long been used in production systems to improve productivity, quality and safety in automated manufacturing processes. But in practice, a failure or sudden failure in the robot, due to various reasons, may have disastrous implications for the safety of the operator as well as may lead to a complete disruption of production leading to significant economic losses. Condition monitoring is a type of maintenance, in which the machines are monitored continuously by measuring and collecting some important signals that can be extracted from certain properties for the purpose of detecting the signs of early deterioration in the health of the machine.

The Department of Chemical Engineering at the University of Technology grant  Master's Degree to the student Thaer Fares Jawad for his thesis entitled "Elimination of Medical Contaminants Using Two Different Types of Solar Reactors".

The discussion committee was appointed by Dr. Mohamed Abdel-Attia El-Sarraj, Senior Administrative Affairs Officer at the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research, as Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the National Council of Higher Education, Dr. Anam Akram Sabri and Dr. Farah Taleb Jassim, From the University of Technology and Dr. Amer Hamid Majid from Mustansiriya University scientific resident.

The researchers found that the use of human and veterinary antibiotics and the presence of small amounts in the aquatic environment around the world, proved that traditional treatment methods are unable to remove stable and non-biodegradable compounds and this has increased concerns about the risks of potential environmental toxicity and spread Antibiotics resistance In bacterial communities, the main objective of this study was to remove some medicinal compounds from wastewater by using two different types of solar energy reactors through advanced oxidation processes.