In its ongoing mission to provide quality education and foster scientific awareness, Alkindy College of Medicine at the University of Baghdad recently organized an engaging seminar titled “Radiation and Its Types.” This event, held under the auspices of the Continuing Education Unit, reflects the college’s dedication to equipping students and faculty with essential knowledge about radiation and its safety protocols.

The seminar, presented by Assistant Professor Dr. Mohammed Abdul Ameer and supervised by the Dean, Prof. Dr. Mohammed Shihab Al-Aidani, brought together a distinguished audience, including faculty members and students. The session was chaired by Associate Professor Dr. Ikhlas Jawad, with Prof. Dr. Taghreed Al-Haidari, Assistant Dean for Academic Affairs, also in attendance.

Types of Radiation: An in-depth look at ionizing and non-ionizing radiation, including their characteristics and sources of emission.

Measuring Radiation: Comprehensive insights into units for measuring radiation doses and the activity of radioactive materials.

Exposure and Safety: Detailed discussions on permissible exposure limits and actionable strategies for minimizing risks associated with radiation.

Attendees actively participated in the Q&A session, raising questions and sharing perspectives on radiation safety in both medical and everyday contexts. This interactive dialogue emphasized the importance of informed practices to mitigate the potential hazards of radiation exposure.

By addressing the role of radiation in modern life and emphasizing safety, Alkindy College of Medicine reinforces its commitment to fostering a healthier and more informed community, contributing to a sustainable future.

Through events like this seminar, Alkindy College continues to serve as a hub for scientific excellence, blending academic knowledge with real-world applications. This initiative underscores the college’s role in preparing students for professional success while empowering them to contribute to global health and safety.

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