Professor Dr. Ishraq Muneer Mohammed, a faculty member in the Department of Food Sciences at the College of Agricultural Engineering Sciences, University of Baghdad, chaired the Master’s thesis defense committee for Noor Al-Huda Younis Rashid, from the Department of Home Economics, College of Education for Women, University of Baghdad.
The thesis was entitled “A Study of the Efficacy of Nano-Tannins Extracted from Food Sources in Extending the Shelf Life of Some Food Products.”
In recognition of her distinguished scientific efforts and active contribution to enriching the discussion, Professor Dr. Athmar Shakir Majeed Al-Shatari, Dean of the College of Education for Women, presented Dr. Ishraq with a Letter of Appreciation, expressing the college’s gratitude for her valuable efforts and wishing her continued success and academic excellence.
_________________
 

You May Also Like

Scientific Promotion

A Training Workshop on Addiction Organized by the College of Agricultural Engineering Sciences

An International Scientific Symposium on Zeolites Organized by the College of Agricultural Engineering Sciences

Master’s Thesis about Achieving Competitive Advantage for Dairy Products was Defended at the College of Agricultural Engineering Sciences

Authoring a Scientific Book in the College of Agricultural Engineering Sciences

A Workshop on Electronic Extortion Organized by the College of Agricultural Engineering Sciences

A Workshop on University Curricula and their Importance in Shaping and Developing Leadership Skills was Organized by the College of Agricultural Engineering Sciences

Rehabilitation Campaign in the Department of Animal Production

A Seminar Organized by the College of Agricultural Engineering Sciences.

Participation of the College of Agricultural Engineering Sciences in the Activities of the Arabic Calligraphy and Decoration Exhibition

University of Baghdad Achieves Top Spot Locally and 21st Regionally in Arab University Rankings 2023

Field Visit for Fourth-Year Students’ Experiments

Comments are disabled.