The Emirates Researchers Council (ESC) held its routine meeting at Abu Dhabi's Khalifa University of Scientific research and Technology to explore the future of clinical research study in the UAE and establish techniques to regulate and promote it nationwide.

Chaired by ESC Chairwoman Sarah Al Amiri, the meeting looked for ways to cultivate collaboration between numerous scholastic institutions, develop proving ground, draw in creative minds from across the UAE and integrate all initiatives in the direction of accomplishing the objectives of the UAE National Vision 2021 and establishing a knowledge economic climate in the Emirates.

" The UAE is witnessing unmatched technical and clinical growth," Al Amiri claimed, "which seals the country's leading setting as a scientific and cultural hub, drawing in researchers and academics of various techniques. The rapid changes happening around the world make it even more needed for us to set our approaches and plans to advertise clinical study and offer support to experts and researchers from around the globe in order to drive the UAE ahead of the worldwide study field."

The conference touched upon several other topics that look for to enhance investment in scientific research study in the UAE, secure intellectual property legal rights, deal with one of the most vital procedures and standards that scientists need to think about, foster partnership in between private and public scholastic institutes and purchase and create nationwide talents, specifically following the launch of the UAE Centennial 2071.

Al Amiri concluded: "The knowledge economic situation is a priority for His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE, Ruler of Dubai. H.H. has educated us that there is no goal for the race to excellence, and with that said in mind, we remain to support scientific research across all sectors and provide our complete assistance for national abilities to take the lead in this race."

The meeting included a conversation with leading academics and specialists from Khalifa University and Dr Arif Al-Hammadi, Director of Khalifa University of Science and Technology and member of ESC, to go over leads for cooperation in scientific research, specifically in industries such as advanced scientific research, genes, nanotechnology, expert system, Blockchain and the Internet of Points (IoT).

" Scientific research study is the foundation of any kind of country's progress and growth," Dr Al-Hammadi. "Financial investment in research is an investment in the future. We are pleased to be accepting the Emirates Researchers Council to draw in young minds and talents, promote academic research and use its results to construct a bright future for the UAE."

Participants of the ESC were tackled a tour of the university's facilities, centers and labs, consisting of the Biotechnology Facility, Aerospace Research and Innovation Center, Khalifa University Robotics Institute, Etisalat BT Innovation Center-- the very first international facility committed to developing the telecommunications field.