Weill Cornell Medicine-Qatar, Doha Videos
Videos by Weill Cornell Medicine-Qatar in Doha. WCM-Q was established by Cornell University in partnership with Qatar Foundation
Watch Dr. Mohammad Yousef, professor of physics at WCM-Q, discuss the “Physics for Future Doctors” program on Qatar TV
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Watch Dr. Mohammad Yousef, professor of physics at WCM-Q, discuss the “Physics for Future Doctors” program on Qatar TV
Qatar TV interviewed Dr. Karima Chaabna, assistant professor of clinical population health sciences, about “Understanding the Basics of Health Research” Institute for Population Health
Dr. Aisha Madani Al-Malki, postdoctoral associate in microbiology & immunology, was interviewed on Qatar Television where she discussed the latest research on diabetes conducted by WCM-Q
Watch Dr. Mohammad Yousef, professor of physics at WCM-Q, speak to Qatar TV about his teaching support for Qatar's bronze medal-winning national team at the International Juniors Science Olympiad.
Watch the Qatar TV report on WCM-Q’s LifeHub at Expo 2023 Doha Expo2023Doha وزارة البلدية وزارة البيئة والتغير المناخي بدولة قطر وزارة الصحة العامة - Ministry of Public Health Qatar Ministry of Education and Higher Education Lifehubqatar Qatar Foundation Educationcity.qa
Watch Dr. Kawthar Al-Najar, freshly graduated from WCM-Q, talking to Qatar TV about her journey and future plans
Watch Dr. Kawthar Al-Najar, freshly graduated from WCM-Q, talking to Al Rayyan TV about her journey and future plans. #Cornell #Qatar #Doctors #Class2023 #WCMQ_Grad #WCMQGraduation
Leading researchers in the field of #proteomics convened at Qatar National Library for a two-day conference organized by Weill Cornell Medicine-Qatar (WCM-Q). Researchers from Qatar, Switzerland, Germany, Spain, Sweden, the US, Canada and South Africa were in attendance at the 2nd WCM-Q Proteomics Conference to discuss the latest discoveries in proteomics, a branch of molecular biology that studies the set of proteins expressed by the genome of an organism. Proteomics is considered an important field because it helps researchers understand the roles played by proteins in healthy and unhealthy cells, giving insight into fundamental biological processes. Proteomics has many potential applications, including in personalized medicine, biomarker discovery to aid diagnosis of diseases, identifying potential targets for development of new drugs, and characterizing complex molecular pathways that lead to disease, among other uses. Proteomics has also played a key role during the COVID-19 pandemic, providing tools for researchers to analyze and understand the characteristics of COVID-19 and the SARS-CoV-2 virus at the molecular level, which aided vaccine design. The two-day conference began with welcoming remarks by Dr. Javaid Sheikh, dean of WCM-Q, and Dr. Mohammed Jarrar, senior scientific expert at the Qatar Research, Development and Innovation Council (QRDI Council). The main sponsor of the conference was Qatar National Research Fund (QNRF conference grant number CWSP22-C-0911-22039). There were also introductory remarks by the conference organizers, Prof. Dr. Frank Schmidt, associate professor of biology and director of the proteomics core, and Dr. Karsten Suhre, professor of physiology and biophysics and director of the bioinformatics core, both of WCM-Q. Qatar Foundation QRDI Council Qatar National Research Fund (QNRF) Qatar National Library مكتبة قطر الوطنية WCM-Q Research Cornell Research Educationcity.qa
Dr. Tariq Chukir
Watch Dr. Tariq Chukir, assistant professor of medicine at WCM-Q, talking to Alkass channel about insulin resistance
Dr. Mohammad Yousef
Watch Dr. Mohammad Yousef, professor of physics at WCM-Q, talking to Al Jazeera about the green comet.
Watch Dr. Mohammad Yousef, professor of physics at WCM-Q, talking to Al Jazeera channel about quantum mechanics.
Diabetes and its prevention
Watch Dr. Tariq Chukir, Assistant Professor of Medicine at WCM-Q, talking to Alkass channel about diabetes and its prevention https://we.tl/t-JkKwOWVY5c
Watch Dr. Tariq Chukir, Assistant Professor of Medicine at WCM-Q, talking to Alkass Channel about the effects of ultra-processed food on #health.
Watch WCM-Q’s students talking about the new academic year after donning the white coat and stethoscope
Watch WCM-Q’s students Ibrahim Al-Mutawa and Ahmed Al-Ansari talking to Qatar TV about the new academic year after donning the white coat and stethoscope
Weill Cornell Medicine-Qatar’s Opening Exercises for the year 2022-2023 on Qatar TV #Medicine #Students #Qatar #Education #Medbay #Medical #SchoolYear #University