Buraidah, 5 May 2026

Prof. Mohammed bin Fahd Al Sharekh, President of Qassim University, has opened the exhibition "Mark of Achievement: Sciences That Shape the Future", organized by the College of Science in the main lobby of the university campus, with wide participation from students, researchers and faculty members.

The exhibition is part of the university's efforts to strengthen scientific research and support innovation through an interactive platform presenting scientific and applied outputs that help build an advanced knowledge economy.

Quality Innovations Reflecting Research Outcomes

During his tour the president reviewed the innovations and patents on display, praising the scientific level of the projects and affirming the university's commitment to supporting researchers and encouraging scientific output across specializations.

The exhibition reflects the diversity of research fields pursued by the university's students and staff and highlights their ability to offer innovative solutions that serve the community.

51 Stands Presenting Patents and Applied Projects

The exhibition features 51 stands presenting a set of patents and scientific projects that demonstrate the applied value of research and its potential to become products or initiatives that can be implemented across sectors.

A number of supporting incubators are also taking part, helping to enable these innovations and provide a suitable environment for their development and marketing.

Supporting Innovation and Turning Ideas into Reality

The exhibition aims to encourage students and researchers to innovate and promote a culture of applied scientific research, while supporting partnerships with incubators to turn scientific ideas into projects with economic and knowledge impact.

The exhibition confirms Qassim University's continued drive to strengthen the innovation environment and support national talent in science and technology.

At a Glance

  • Venue: Qassim University, Buraidah
  • Date: 5 May 2026
  • Event: "Mark of Achievement: Sciences That Shape the Future" exhibition
  • Organizer: College of Science
  • Content: patents, scientific projects, innovations
  • Stands: 51