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July, 14 2016
Visit of Dr. Rida Shibli and Dr. Yousef Al-Abdallat to RAKRIC
Dr. Rida Shibli (senatot- The Jordan Senate) and Dr. Yousef Al-Abdallat (program manager- The University of Jordan) visited RAK Research and Innovation Center. The two scientists first toured the lab at the center, in which different on-going and previous projects were shown by the team of R & D engineers at the center.
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After the lab tour, the two scientists discussed the projects at RAKRIC with Prof. Mousa Mohsen the director of RAKRIC and the rest of the team members.
The two scientists expressed great interest on the work being done at the center and the role it is playing in filling the gap between the academic and industrial sectors.
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