As part of the ongoing research activities of the faculty members at the College of Pharmacy, Al-Zahraa University for Women, Dr. Alaa Abdul Hussein Naeem has published a research paper entitled:
"Precision Dosing in Neonates: AI as a Pharmacological Tool"
The study was published in PHARMACIA, a Scopus-indexed Q2 international journal.
The research explores the application of artificial intelligence techniques in optimizing precision dosing for neonates, highlighting how AI can enhance treatment effectiveness and improve patient safety through more accurate pharmacological decision-making.
This publication reflects the College of Pharmacy's growing contribution to emerging research fields and underscores its commitment to keeping pace with scientific and technological advancements in pharmaceutical and medical sciences.
Tags
Latest News and Activities
Categories
- University News 1448
Tags
Related Posts
Further reading and related articles you may find useful.
College News
A delegation from the College of Pharmacy pays an official visit to Al-Mustansiriya University to enhance academic cooperation.
أ Delegation from the College of Pharmacy Conducts an Official Visit to Al-Mustansiriyah University to Enhance Academic Cooperation A delegation from the Deanship of the College of Pharmacy at Al-Zahraa University for Women conducted an official visit to the C...
College News
Installing modern laboratory equipment in the College of Pharmacy
As part of the plan of Al-Zahra University for Women to develop its scientific services, modern laboratory equipment was equipped and installed for the laboratories of the College of Pharmacy, in cooperation with the Elite International Company in Baghdad, on...
College News
Pharmacy Faculty at Al-Zahraa University Organizes Workshop Titled “Vision, Mission, and Goals”
Pharmacy Faculty at Al-Zahraa University Organizes Workshop Titled “Vision, Mission, and Goals” In its commitment to fulfilling academic accreditation requirements, Pharmacy Faculty at Al-Zahraa University for Women conducted the third session of the education...