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At UOL, for instance, the integrated modular system adopted at the University College of Medicine and Dentistry and Faculty of Allied Health Sciences expose learners to clinical attachment at an early stage. Several industrial trips are executed by departments such as Electrical Engineering, Pharmacy, CS & IT, Mechanical Engineering, Electronics and Electrical Systems, Civil Engineering, Architecture etc. for mainly undergraduate students. These educational trips are vital in bridging the widening gap between theoretical learning and practical exposure, availing opportunities to the students to interact with industry experts, boost their confidence, and help them to choose their specializations. All departments ought to embrace such educative trips.
The University curricula also mandate learners to go for internships, clerkship and clinical attachments. Through these modes of learning, the students get hands-on training, identify gaps in their development for which they struggle to bridge along the way and establish linkages with the industry that ordinarily lead to permanent jobs. Hundreds of co-curricular activities are also executed annually through more than 50+ clubs and societies. Through these platforms manned by OSA, young talents are discovered and sharpened, leadership, organizational and managerial skills are nurtured, and many hierarchy members get connected to the industry. The Young Leaders Program (YLP) which will be re-launched on June 22, 2022 is another platform presumed to address the industry demands.
Furthermore, UOL has maintained its overall standing and ranked among top 401-600 universities globally. It is pertinent to mention that the University score has significantly
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The SDG 2 in which UOL made exceptional performance, measures universities’ research on hunger, their teaching on food sustainability, and commitment to tackle food waste and address hunger on campus and locally. This remarkable effort places UOL at the forefront of finding solutions to one of Pakistan’s critical challenges— hunger.
The UOL emerged among the best 100-200 universities globally, top 3 nationally and top 2 among private sector universities of Pakistan on the SDG 13– ‘Climate Action’ which assesses universities’ research on climate change, their use of energy and their preparations for dealing with the consequences of climate change. According to the United Nations Development Program(UNDP), Pakistan has been facing challenges such as severe water stress, food insecurity due to decreasing agricultural and livestock production, more prevalent pests and weeds, degradation of ecosystems, biodiversity loss, and northward shifting of some biomes.
This year, The University of Lahore participated in 9 SDGs including SDG 3- Good Health & Well Being, SDG 4 – Quality Education, SDG 8 – Decent Work and Economic Growth, SDG 9 – Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure and the mandatory SDG 17 – Partnerships for the Goals. The University has the vision to keep expanding the scope and ultimately participate in all seventeen SDGs.
The Spectacle is a monthly Newsletter project published by the University of Lahore under the patronage of the Office of the Chairman, BOG. Times Higher Education Impact Rankings are the only global performance tables that assess universities against the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) using a comprehensive and balanced comparison across four broad areas: research, stewardship, outreach and teaching. In the 2022 Impact Rankings that covered 1,406 universities from 106 countries/regions inclusive of the 63 universities from Pakistan, The University of Lahore (UOL) registered yet another record by emerging 65th globally and 1st across Pakistan on SDG 2 of ‘Zero Hunger’.
improved eight steps upwards as compared to the performance of THE Impact Rankings 2021. The total number of universities that participated in this year’s Rankings has also increased from 1,117 to 1,406. Being the largest private sector university of Pakistan, UOL is among the leading private sector universities of Pakistan offering the subjects of Accounting & Finance, Architecture, Art, Performing Arts & Design, Biological Sciences, Business & Management, Chemistry, Civil Engineering, Communication & Media Studies, Computer Science, Economics & Econometrics, Education, Electrical & Electronic Engineering,
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Another significant achievement is registered on the SDG 12 – ‘Responsible Consumption and Production’ where the University has taken a big leap and moved to a higher scale of 101 – 200 from 201-300 internationally and ranked among top 4 nationally and 1st in private universities of Pakistan. The methodology of this SDG measures universities’ research on responsible consumption and their approach to the sustainable use of resources.
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On the SDG 6— ‘Clean Water and Sanitation’ that considers universities’ research related to water, their water usage and their commitment to ensuring good water management in the wider community, UOL has also pulled off prominent positions nationally and internationally. It was ranked among the best 150 universities globally, top 2 nationally, and 1st in private sector universities of Pakistan. The results of this SDG come at a time when 70 per cent of households still drink bacterially contaminated water in Pakistan (UNICEF).
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To crown it all, on top of the core and traditional classroom learning, all the academic and nonacademic departments of the universities and colleges ought to embrace the holistic student development programs that can raise highly employable graduates. Practical learning sessions or platforms, soft skills, and comprehensive assessment strategies should be emphasized from time to time in the development and revision of curriculums.
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job market trends at the global level demand that educational institutions produce graduates who are holistically nurtured. The desired graduates must have, among other qualities, multi-skilled, exposed to real working environments, loaded with a practical perspective, well aware of the new technologies that are being applied in the industry with the latest trends, empowered with interpersonal and communication skills and teamwork abilities, confident, and with capabilities to lead others.
The said set of skills is usually put forward by HR Managers of reputable organizations during their recruitment exercises. The industry personnel are also using the same skills while accusing academic institutions of failure to produce competitive graduates. In a bid to address such claims, academic institutions mainly universities and colleges, are endeavoring to initiate programs aimed at addressing such claims and to fixing the industry-academia cracks. Beyond classroom learning, several universities are subjecting their students to practical sessions, internships, clinical attachments, industrial visits, leadership training programs, and many other extracurricular activities executed through clubs and societies.
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As a follow up, the University and CSSPR, in tandem with their Turkish partners, organized a series of conferences in Istanbul, from May 9, 2022 until May 15, 2022. The three conferences were part of the first-ever Pak-Turk Security Dialogue. A 20-member delegation, comprising some of the best names in the foreign policy and strategic academies of Pakistan including Mr. Awais Raoof (Chairman
Mr. Burki sketched the economic landscape of the region, stressing the potential of the youth in both Afghanistan and Pakistan has to be harnessed to accelerate economic development. He said regional connectivity and integration are a win-win for both countries, provided they focus on education, industrialization, technology, and Inagriculture.thisregard,
each Mr. Burki and Mr. Raoof announced 50 scholarships for female students in the fields of Allied Health and Nursing. On Afghanistan, Mr. Burki observed that the country has historically been a target of foreign aggressions because of its strategic location and abundant Laudingresources.their resilience in the defense of national independence, Mr. Raoof said if Afghans could equally demonstrate this trait in the fields of science and technology, the entire region would rapidly transform at economic and social levels. He stressed the need for a peaceful and prosperous Afghanistan as the key factor to foster regional stability.
The University Rector Dr. Muhammad Ashraf, underlined the role industrialization can play in augmenting regional connectivity. Bringing his scientific knowledge and research into play, the Rector highlighted the importance of technology in an everchanging economic landscape.
Mr.Awais Raoof (Chairman BoG) with Mr. Shahid J. Burki
The University has endeavored to improve learning outcomes, promote a culture of research, and, most importantly, bridge the gap between policymaking and academia. To achieve all this, the University has established linkages and partnerships with national, regional, and global partners, simply because it believes that knowledge has no boundaries and frontiers. In line with its commitment to providing intellectual impetus to policymakers, the University, under the visionary leadership of Mr. Awais Raoof (Chairman, BoG), felt that Pak-Turk relations could be improved by establishing academic linkages between the two
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BoG), Dr. Rabia Akhtar (Director CSSPR), Mr. Syed Ali Zia Jaffery (Research Associate, CSSPR) and Miss. Shahneela Tariq (Research Associate, CSSPR), represented it in the Dialogue. The idea behind holding this Dialogue was to understand Turkish perspectives on regional security, identify common threats and opportunities, develop a usable security vocabulary, and give Pakistan’s versions of the evolving contours of regional and global security.
he noted that cooperation with the Taliban administration is critical owing to Afghanistan’s mineral potential
security. Also, they agreed that going forward, non-traditional security threats will become more pronounced. Scholars from Pakistan said their country has turned a page against terrorism and militancy, and is fast-becoming investment-friendly, something which necessitates more cooperation between Ankara and Islamabad.
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Chairman BoG extends 50 scholarships in Allied Health and Nursing fields
The second conference titled ‘‘Transnationalism Vs. Statism: Generating and Consuming Security” was held on May 11, 2022. Scholars from Turkey and Pakistan discussed wide-ranging issues and phenomena that are posing a plethora of challenges to states, including Pakistan and Turkey. They argued that ultra-nationalism, a return of great power politics, the rise of non-state actors, and the proliferation of emerging technologies are not only revising regional and global orders but also pressuring states. All this, delegates from both sides stressed, are increasing the prospect of instability and reducing that of stability. They agreed, however, that growing transnational threats merit all-gamut cooperation between states like Pakistan and Turkey, who have what it takes to lead their respective sides of the region.
These MoUs allowed for UOL and its partners to organize joint conferences, conduct research, and facilitate exchange programs on a host of security, strategic, and foreign policy issues that Turkey and Pakistan face.
Wrapping up the Dialogue, UOL and BAU hosted a two-day conference titled “Turkish and Pakistani Perspectives on Regional and Global Security” on May 12-13, 2022. Participants from Turkey and Pakistan, for two days, looked at how their countries affect and are affected by geopolitical and geo-economics events in the region and beyond. They discussed the impacts of the Russo-Ukraine war, U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, and the war of ascendancy between Washington and Beijing on their countries’ security and stability. While they underscored the importance of initiatives like the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), they were cognizant of the compendium of subversive elements that could impede them. In that, economic predicaments on the behest of international financial institutions, climate change, terrorism, and technology-driven arms racing and strategic partnerships featured prominently.
CSSPR hosts ex-minister Shahid J. Burki on Afghanistan situational analysis
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he Center for Security, Strategy and Policy Research (CSSPR), University of Lahore lately hosted former finance minister Mr. Shahid Javed Burki for public discourse on, “Challenges of Peace and Stability in Afghanistan”. The conversation was graced by among key notables, university Chairman Board of Governors (BoG) Mr. Awais Raoof and Rector, Dr. Muhammad Ashraf while Dr. Rabia Akhtar (Director, CSSPR) moderated the proceedings.
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Thecountries.University of Lahore, and its think tank, the Center for Security, Strategy and Policy Research (CSSPR), signed a series of Memorandam of Understanding (MoUs) with Turkish universities and think tanks. The three UOL partner Turkish Universities include: Bahçesehir University (BAU), Istanbul; Istanbul Aydin University (IAU), Istanbul and Istanbul University, Istanbul. Yet the UOLCSSPR’s Turkish partner Think Tanks comprise: The Center for Diplomatic Affairs and Political Studies (DIPAM), Istanbul; The Ankara Center for Crisis and Policy Studies (ANKASAM), Ankara, and The Foundation for Political, Economic and Social Research (SETA), Ankara
Since its establishment in 1999, the University of Lahore (UOL) has committed itself to creating an ecosystem of learning and education which embraces the value of research and knowledge. The University, with its diverse student-body, world-class faculty, and a studentcentric approach, has played a prominent role in producing positive, impactful contributors towards a healthy and progressive society. This, UOL’s top management believes, is an ongoing and neverending process.
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In the first conference of the Dialogue, organized by CSSPR and Istanbul Aydin University on May 10, 2022 and titled ‘Evaluation of Regional Security Issues: Turkish and Pakistani Perspectives’, delegates from Pakistan and Turkey surveyed the entire spectrum of security issues in the wider region. Turkish delegates delved into economic, identity, and foreign policy issues that are affecting a series of changes in Ankara’s regional outlook. Pakistani delegates ensconced their thoughts in the wider contexts of unremitting conflict and the growing demand for regional connectivity. Participants from both sides stressed the need for both countries to cooperate on multidimensional issues, ranging from defense to trade to energy
In the end, both the UOL and BIPP offered to exercise close cooperation in the various technical fields including education, public policy, and development. Mr. Raoof presented a souvenir in appreciation of Mr. Burki’s commitments to this university.
At the end of the Dialogue, UOL and its partners expressed their commitments to taking their collaborations forward, by producing researchladen works on how Turkey and Pakistan, individually and collectively, become important conduits of regional stability.
Dr. Hussain presented shields to all the module heads including Ms. Sabeen Rubab (Master Chef), Mr. Syed Sami Ahmad (Painting), Mr. Nauman Akram (Table Tennis), Mr. Memmon Arif (Western Singing), Ms. Sachal Nadeem (Logic Bees), Mr. Faizan Khan (Futsul), Mr. Muneeb Shafqat (Speed Programing), Ms. Khuzama Sajid (Graphic Designing), Mr. Waqar Tarar (Project Exhibition), Mr. Aouun Aousaf (Laughter Disaster), and others.
DEVELOPMENTSKEY Name Module Name Module Name Module Bilal Akbar (Theatre) Ahmad Ayoub (Calligraphy) Waleed Bin Nasir (Simulink Guru) Hasnain Haider (Art of Motion) M. Numair (Tekken) M. zoraiz (Chess) Zeeshan Mirza (Sketching) M. Abdullah (Pub-G) M. Saad Exhibition)(Project Fahad Ilyas (Soldering) Muaaz Shahid (Maze Solver) Eeman Fatima (Pandora Box) Adina Mirza (Sumo War) Talal Khalid (Debating) Adnan Saif (Bottle Rocket) Saad Ahmed (PCB Designing) Sajawal Ali (Tug of War) Sheraz Muzaffar (Egg Drop) Ahsan Mayo (Rap Battle) M. Soban (Bridge Fest) Faris Ahmed Khan (FIFA) Saqlain Haider ( Singing)Eastren Moiz Ilyas (Cad War) Usmanah Hafeez (Ludo) Adnan Ali Raj (Battle of Bands) Hadia Ashraf (National Law Moot) Nimra Ghazanfar (Sustainable Idea Challenge) Haider Ali (Instrumental) M. Usama (Case Study) M Umar Asif (Elevator Pitch) Qammar Ali (The Hunt) Riyan Naeem (Hydraulic Lifter) Zeeshan Athar (Badminton)
University of Lahore (UOL) and Islamic University in Uganda (IUIU) recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) aimed at promoting academic, research and capacity building activities. The agreement that will promote institutional faculty and students exchange programs was signed by Mr. Awais Raoof (Chairman, BoG, UOL) and Prof. Dr. Ismail Gyagenda (Rector, IUIU) at the UOL’s Defence Road Campus, Lahore. The two
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The University of Lahore (UOL) held an honorary shield awarding ceremony for the organizing team of "Innovation Olympiad 2.0" on April 21, 2022 aimed at recognizing their efforts in making the event a huge success and encouraging them to plan more co-curricular events for students.
Acting Dean, Faculty of Engineering & Technology and HoD, Software Engineering).
In recognition of organizational abilities UOl appreciates organizing team of the mega
With their massive dedication, visionary ideas and hard work, the core team incredibly connected various universities and provided extensive exposure as well as made this event successful under the umbrella of the Office of Student Affairs (OSA).
“The aggressive behavior, darkness and frustration actually have been increased in the public across the world after a long pandemic session. There is a need for more recreational events same like the Olympiad. Emotions always impact future happenings because anger can become a cause of physical harm. Due to this, we all need to learn art and command to control our emotions as well as we have to avoid aggression and pain,” she
On the occasion, Dr. Hussain appreciated the efforts of the organizing team members and thanked Director OSA for arranging this successful mega event. He added that the Olympiad is among the notable annual events for the youth of the country.
The ceremony began with a slideshow of the Innovation Olympiad 2.0 video highlights followed by the appreciation shields that were distributed among the team members by Mrs. Ammara Awais (Director, Office of Student Affairs) and Prof. Dr. Muhammad Ibrar Hussain (Dean, Faculty of Information Technology,
universities also agreed to share academic and research information and to jointly organize symposiums/seminars/conferences as well as promote collaboration in the fields of common
Mr. Raoof exchanging MoU
OSA also presented the appreciation shields to Dr. Hussain, Mr. Qasim Ihsan (Incharge Clubs & Societies), Mr. Muhammad Hussain (Manager Café), Mr. Gulfham (Manager Housekeeping), Mr. Hatif Farooq (Head Organizing Committee) and Mufti Zakirullah (Naat and Qirat). Addressing the function, she maintained that it is an event where young people from all over the country come together and get a chance to unleash their talent and creativity.
was taken at the end of the ceremony to make the event worth remembering.
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including Mr. Ali Anjum (Deputy Director (DD) Campus Ambassadors), Mr. Zainul Abideen (DD Registrations), Miss Faiza Barkat Ullah (DD Social Media), Mr. Sulaiman Khan (DD IT Support), Mr. Muhammad Bissam (DD Media), Mr. Hassan Sattar (DD
offered 10 PhD scholarships in the areas of Allied Health Sciences, Sciences, Social Sciences and Management Sciences which will be spread over two or three academic years.
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Cooperation (OIC). The decision to establish it was passed in an OIC meeting that sat in Lahore in 1974. The University offers degrees in the fields of Arts and Social Sciences, Health Sciences, Management Studies, Islamic Studies and Arabic Language, Sciences, and Law taught on four campuses across the country.
Later, Mrs. Awais was invited on stage to give shields to the Directors and Deputy Directors of the Innovation Olympiad
A group photo of Mrs. Awais along with organizing team of Innovation Olympiad
Management), Mr. Ahsan Khan (DD Logistics), Mr. Zain Suhrani (DD Marketing), Mr. Areej Waheed (DD Creative), Mr. Ismail Khan (DD Accommodation), Ms. Anosh Gull (DD Mrs.Sponsorship).Awaisdistributed the honorary shields to Mr. Fahad Khan (Director Campus Ambassadors), Mr. Arshman Afzal (Director Registrations), Miss Noor e Hira Sheraz (Director Social Media), Mr. Sarmad Masud (Director IT support), Mr. Muhammad Abdullah (Director Graphics), Mr. Abdul Rehman (Director Media), Mr. Hamza Ameen (Director Management), Mr. Saad Ahmed (Director Logistics), Mr. Malik Sikandar (Director Marketing), Mr. Hassan Bilal (Director Creative), Mr. Hassaan Bin Asif (Director Accommodation), Mr. Asad Farooq (Director Sponsorship). Hosts including Ms. Amna and Ms. Ameera were also given the
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BASR deliberates on research agenda, approves 78 PhD examiners
On day two, the Institutional Performance Evaluation (IPE), Compliance Policy and Postgraduate Program Review were discussed and conclusions were drawn to smoothen the process. QEC representatives from the University of Lahore were assigned to different groups to discuss IPE manual. The groups have to re-evaluate and redesign the questions of
Waheed (Manager, QEC) and Mr. M. Hamza Imtiaz (Data Analyst, QEC) took part in the event. The Vice Chancellor of the University of the Punjab inaugurated the session with a welcome note to the participants. Mr. Nasir Shah, Director QAA-HEC formally initiated the training. He highlighted the objectives and features of the workshop whereas Mr. Shoaib Irshad, Assistant Director QAA-HEC discussed the evaluation surveys. A group activity was also conducted which highlighted the issues faced by the QECs in order to conduct evaluation surveys.
In the same spirit, the Young Peace and Development Corps (YPDC-UOL Chapter), a student-led organization, met with the YPDCBUITEMS Chapter. During the meeting, YPDCBUITEMS Chapter expressed interest in hosting
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As per the terms of the MoU, both institutions will organize joint conferences, host each
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Dr. Rabia Akhtar (Director, SISS) and Mr. Ahmed Farooq Bazai (BUITEMS' Vice Chancellor) signed the collaboration on behalf of their
BASR is chaired by Prof. Dr. Muhammad Ashraf (Rector, UOL) and holds its meetings monthly to devise statutes, rules, and amend and implement those rules from time to time in accordance with the guidelines by Higher Education Commission, Islamabad. It regulates postgraduate studies and improves research quality through critically evaluating MPhil/ MS and PhD students' research synopsis. BASR also handles tasks related to assigning research supervisors to students, ensuring proper teacher-to-student ratios, and granting extensions of students' residence time.
examiners, from which 78 external examiners for PhD students and 102 internal examiners for MS/MPhil students were approved. Furthermore, the format of the MPhil/MS/PhD synopsis and thesis was submitted to BASR for its approval. A total of 163 MPhil/MS/PhD student synopses were approved, 68 MPhil/PhD students were allotted their research supervisors, 20 research supervisors were changed and their approval was
The session was concluded by Dr. Saima Siddiqui (Director QEC-PU) followed by the presentation of certificates among the participants.
other's faculty, and conduct studies and research on a range of social science issues.
Prof. Dr. Muhammad Ashraf (Rector, UOL) nominated three members from the Office of Quality Enhancement Cell (QEC) to attend a 3-day event on “Progress Review Meeting & Training of QECs” in collaboration with the University of the Punjab.
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assigned standards. Recommendations of the groups were presented to the house and inputs of other group members were also taken and incorporated into the recommendations after the consensus of the house.
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behalf of the University of Lahore (UOL), the School of Integrated Social Sciences (SISS) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Balochistan University of Information Technology, Engineering, and Management Sciences (BUITEMS), Quetta.
Additionally, BASR members were updated on the status of decisions made at the previous meeting. The meeting ended with a vote of thanks.
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accorded, and 26 students applied for an extension of their study period, which after due deliberation was accorded as per the university rules.
the next National Policymaking Competition that YPDC-UOL hosts as its annual flagship event, with the aim of encouraging Baluchistan students' participation in policy issues and increasing their familiarization with the policymaking process. Both Chapters committed to exploring more opportunities for engaging industrious individuals from across Pakistan.
The workshop was comprised of a Progress Review Meeting, brief on Target Policy of Progress Report 2021-22, Training on IPE, Compliance Policy for Postgraduate Programs, Training on HJRS, Research Publications Verification, Plagiarism Policy and Guidelines to obtain NOC for MS/ M.Phil./ Ph.D. Programs.
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Almost 42 officials of QECs from 21 Universities/ Degree Awarding Institutions (DAIs) of the Punjab Region including three members from the University of Lahore named Mr. Syed Faizan Haider (Deputy Director, QEC), Ms. Munazza
Training on HJRS & Research Publications Verification was given by Resource Person of the Research & Innovation Division of HEC on third day. Moreover, a training on Plagiarism Policy & NOC for MS/M.Phil. & Ph.D. programs was conducted by the resource person of Quality Assurance Division of HEC. Participants discussed scenario based limitations of Turnitin software when it comes to the projects in Urdu language. HEC representatives gave suggestions and recommended some possible solutions in this regard.
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The Board of Advanced Studies and Research (BASR) held its 64th meeting on May 12, 2022 at the University of Lahore (UOL) to deliberate thoroughly on the researchrelated endeavors. During the meeting, various departments submitted panels of external (foreign) and internal (local)
respective organizations. Speaking at the signing ceremony, Mr. Bazai expressed his keenness on working with the UOL in a publicprivate partnership that will encompass several mutual initiatives. Dr. Akhtar said there is plenty of scope for both varsities to work together. She added that the UOL looks forward to engaging BUITEMS in youth-empowerment programs that the former has committed to undertaking.
Discussion on research endeavors during BASR meeting
Recently, Chaoon Nursery donated various rare, unique, and top-notch quality plants to GC University, Lahore. Under the collaboration, Chaoon Nursery will keep providing them with plants to ensure that the university is a healthier space. As plants guarantee health, Chaoon Nursery is set to provide the university with as much plantation as they require.
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Chaoon Foundation joins hands with RUDA to rejuvenate the dying Ravi River
Chaoon Nursery, a project of The University of Lahore Relief, intends to join hands with every country's individual, organization, or institute to promote plantation, create awareness, and conduct
to impact and change society for the greater good.
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ith the aim to serve nature and attain a clean and healthy Pakistan, a Memorandum of Understating (MoU) was recently penned down between Chaoon Foundation, a project of the University of Lahore Relief Trust, and Ravi Urban Development Authority (RUDA) at the Defence Road
On the occasion, both entities expressed views and had an elaborative discussion on their future objectives. Mr. Asif explained the RUDA's mission saying: "We intend to rejuvenate the dying Ravi River into a fresh, perennial water body and the high-quality waterfront areas and urban development along a stretch of about 46 km along with downstream of River.”
We believe it to be our obligation to serve the motherland, and thus, we promote plantation. Undoubtedly, the plantation is significant and need of the hour.
Chaoon Nursery is committed to nature and the motherland. We believe in giving back to nature and leaving it better than before. Our prime objective is to plant as much as possible and create a better future for future generations. The nursery offers free plants and conducts plantation drives all over the country.
Ravi Urban Development Authority, an authority established under the RUDA Act 2020, is planning to transform this 46 Km long city into a smart city with all the latest Digital technologies available to citizens and residents.
Moreover, this project will encourage both Public and Private Sector Organizations to play an effective role in the former Prime Minister’s Vision of the 10 Billion Trees Tsunami Campaign. After the MoU signing ceremony, Mrs. Raoof presented a shield to Mr. Asif and gift bags to the team.
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While expressing her views, Mrs. Raoof said, "I started Chaoon Foundation to give back to the society and create a clean Pakistan promoting plantation standing with the initiative of PM to combat climate change."
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Chaoon Foundation is an NGO founded by Ms. Shahnaz Raoof, with the intent to preserve the ecological heritage of our planet and efforts to combat climate change. Our nursery works around the clock to grow, donate, and promote plantation drives. We are committed to creating a healthier climate and a rich biodiverse ecosystem. Our tagline, “plant a tree today, save lives for tomorrow,” is the ultimate goal aiming for a better tomorrow. We work closely with groundbreaking technology and top-notch individuals as we seek to restore our Earth. Our foundation collaborates with individuals and organizations to conduct awareness drives, plantation drives, and more with our free plant donations.
We not only grow plants but also find them a home. Chaoon Nursery collaborates with many top-ranked universities and renowned organizations to ensure the plantation of plants all over. We believe in contributing to nature, and hence, we are taking steps towards a healthier future.
TheCampus.MoU was signed by Mrs. Shahnaz Raoof (Founder, Chaoon Foundation) and Mr. Ashar Asif (Executive Director, RUDA) in the presence of Mr. Azhar Masood (Director, Chaoon Foundation), Dr. Maryam Iqbal Kiani (Director CSCL, EDC) and other team members. The alliance aims at joining hands to rejuvenate the dying Ravi River into a fresh, perennial water body and high-quality waterfront areas.
Mission Chaoon Nursery’s mission is to provide our customers with premium quality plantations and contribute to a greener and
Wedrives.believe together we can bring change, and hence, we highly encourage everyone to join hands with Chaoon Nursery to create a healthier tomorrow.
healthier Pakistan. Our focus is to enable people to interact with nature efficiently.
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Chaoon Nursery produces supreme quality plants and organizes plantation drives, awareness drives, and much more. We understand the significance of plantations and, therefore, spread the awareness on different platforms.
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On the other hand, the Chaoon Foundation is a non-profit organization that strives to combat climate change, promote plantations and spread awareness regarding the significance of plantations. It is working with the intent to make Pakistan green and healthier. Being a responsible organization, the Foundation plans to create urban forestation and collaborate with several stakeholders in the fight against global warming.
As per the agreement, both parties are working together for the revitalization of the Rakh Jhok Forest in the jurisdiction of the RUDA. They also agreed on a plantation drive for a period of one year in which UOL shall provide seedlings for the plantation drive whereas the Parks & Horticulture Authority (PHA), Lahore and RUDA shall be responsible for the maintenance and raising of the saplings.
Chaoon Nursery, being the largest plantation nursery facility, aims to contribute to the purification of air, climate change, and preservation of soil through plantations all over the country. We grow plants organically and donate them free of cost. To save our motherland, we are taking the necessary steps.
Chaoon Foundation was established, with the vision, to create a green tomorrow and make accessible plants for everyone and anyone. Keeping climate change and my passion for plants under consideration, Chaoon Nursery was founded where every plant is grown with care and donated free of cost. I, Shahnaz Raoof, believe plants should not have a price tag attached as they are born with a much bigger purpose. With this initiative, we aim to bring all like-minded people together, spread awareness, organize plantation drives, and other such effective initiatives.
Mr. Raoof presenting House Job approval to Dr. Ahmed
Board of Governors Chairman, Mr. Awais Raoof was joined by his deputy Mr. Uzair Raoof and ProRector-Academics, Mr. Nasir Mehmood as well as Dr. Zahid Pervaiz (MS, ULTH) to honor the event. Others in presence included Mrs. Awais (Director, OSA), Dr. Syed Amir Gilani (Dean, FAHS), Prof. Dr. Ashfaq Ahmed (Associate Dean, FAHS) and Prof. Dr. Syed Nisar Hussain Shah (Dean, Pharmacy).
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Additionally, students were given a guided tour of the departments as well as a generic overview of what to expect. Students were briefed regarding the admission criteria in engineering; scholarship based admission; core and elective courses; extra-curricular activities; free of cost technical training; industry-based final year projects; free of cost freelancing courses and training; labs; industrial visits; internship opportunities; seminars conducted by industry experts at UOL; and they were also introduced to offices like OSA and Quality Enhancement Cell (QEC).
During the ceremony, Prof. Ahmad paid gratitude to the audience and highlighted the achievements of FAHS during the last 10 years, while Prof. Gilani discussed the future vision of FAHS.
Chairman BoG acknowledged the progress of FAHS and pledged his unflinching support in the future. He also highlighted the future vision in terms of quality education, foreign opportunities for UOL graduates, the development of simulation labs, and the establishment of more state-of-theart Sehat clinics, etc.
Later, Mr. Raoof, along with other dignitaries handed over scholarship certificates among excellent performers and presented Paid House Job Approval to the Dean and Associate Dean of FAHS.
job offers for students. Operating jointly with the Excelling Careers Team, UOL is currently conducting Amazon classes privately and under the Kamyab Jawan program.
During the interactions, Mr. Saunders observed that both the pioneer batch and the 4th one under Kamyab Jawan can ably conduct international business transactions using the Amazon platform. Mr. Saunders offered to foster future collaborations with the on-campus client agency and pledged to sponsor his own and friends accounts from abroad.
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paid house job and scholarship awards marked the key highlights of the occasion to recognize outstanding student performers in the faculty of Allied Health Sciences (FAHS) on March 9.
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Facilitating young talents on the right choices Over 400 prospective students from Star Academy explore UOL’s learning environment
On the occasion, Mr. Khan said that these courses will equip students with adequate skills to tap into online opportunities through Amazon accounts. Elaborating the in-house client serving agency, he said the students are exposed to the functions of Amazon, adding that the on-campus agency will also provide them with practical training and field
Mr. Raoof took this tremendous step of introducing Amazon in Pakistan as one of the measures to contain the rampant levels of unemployment. His vision is especially to empower female youth economically.
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May 29, 2022, over 400 prospective students from Star Academy visited the University of Lahore (UOL) and got a chance to view its academic environment. The students were warmly received by Prof. Dr. Ibrar Hussain (Dean, Faculty of Engineering and Technology), along with the faculty members of Computer Engineering and the CS & IT departments.
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Mrs. Ammara Awais (Director, Office of Student Affairs) briefed the visitors about the UOL set up, facilities, opportunities available and the career prospects through UOL education.
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The young learners also participated in a few activities that added to the delight of their visit. In the end, students were entertained with refreshments and were also provided with transport facilities.
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Mr. Raoof awarding scholarship to a student
Mr. Ian Saunders, the Amazon client based in the United Kingdom paid a lengthy dutycall at the University of Lahore (UOL) recently to identify and fix new collaboration areas. Specially invited by the university head of E-commerce, Mr. Umer Usman Khan, the visitor took off time to evaluate progress so far gained by the Amazon classes, one of the newest undertakings of global dimensions at the UOL. With over 200 students, the UOL is the first Pakistani university to embrace Amazon classes—targeting status of the world’s biggest agency for Amazon customers as well as generating Amazon service campuson-
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The conference was aimed at highlighting the impact of the practice of pharmacy on health care systems, medicine use, and patient care. It covered the theoretical as well as practical aspects, such as the clinical, behavioral, economic, humanistic implications of pharmacy practice and the implementation of innovation and new services in routine practice.
Pharmacy students present paper and poster at the National Conference
During his talk, Mr. Ashraf gave a brief introduction to histopathology and its significance in the diagnostic field. He performed each step, starting from the tissue processing to slide analysis, and engaged students by assigning tasks to each student to prepare their sample individually. During the grossing session, Dr. Ali guided the students about the steps of grossing, handling of specimens and all other precautionary measures.
Lab, Lahore) was invited as the guest speaker. Mr. Umair Waqas (Lecturer, Medical Lab Sciences) gave the opening remarks, whereas Dr. Abid Ali (HoD, AHS) encouraged the students to fully participate in the workshop in order
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A poster competition was also held in which Ms. Qurat-ul-Ain and Ms. Zakkia Rehman participated as poster presenters, under the supervision of Mrs. Aqna Malik (Assistant Professor) and Mr. Asim Raza (Assistant Professor). They presented their research poster on "Prevalence of arthritis in females reporting joint pain in District Gujrat".
Participants during the training workshop
On April 2, 2022, the 10th Semester students of Pharmacy from the University of Chenab, Gujrat presented their research paper at the National Conference titled "Current Advancement in Pharmacy Practice (CAPP) –Theory to Practice" at the University of Lahore (UOL) Main Campus, Defence Road, Lahore.
Mr. Shumaila Bashir and Ms. Sofia Habib participated as oral presenters and discussed their research study titled "Prevalence of PCOS and Menstrual
gave a practical demonstration regarding herbs, elaborating on their botanical origins, vernacular and botanical names, plant families, herb uses, and adverse effects of herbs.
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to benefit from the knowledge and experience of Mr. Ashraf.
In the end, shields and certificates were distributed among the participants, and the workshop was concluded with a vote of thanks from the principal organizer.
Irregularities in Females of Reproductive Age in District Gujrat". Their research findings showed that almost 49.622% of females had menstrual irregularities and 11.9% of females had PCOS in Gujrat. Females are suffering from comorbidities like skin problems and hair loss.
Their research concluded that 40–100% of females were diagnosed with arthritis. A high prevalence of arthritis was detected in females with co-morbidities and severe joint pain. The conference ended with the distribution of shields and certificates amongst the presenters.
Students were all in praise of their department for arranging this field visit and providing them a chance to get hands-on knowledge regarding therapeutic herbs.
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Mr. Mazher demonstrating features of a herb
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The tour was a delight for students as they got to not only enjoy the bewitching views but also got to add to their knowledge of the intricacies of therapeutic herbs. Mr. Mazher
training workshop on histopathology was organized by the Medical Lab Sciences program of Allied Health Sciences (AHS) at the University of Chenab on May 24-
25, 2022. The workshop was aimed at shedding light on the importance of histopathology for students of medical lab sciences.
4th Semester students of the Department of Pharmacy at The University of Chenab, Gujrat recently conducted a field trip to Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK). The students along with Dr. Nayyer Islam (Assistant Professor, Pharmacy Department), Mr. Mudassir Mazher (Lecturer, Pharmacy Department), Mr. Muhammad Kashif (Lecturer, Pharmacy Department) and Mr. Muhammad Amjad (Lecturer, Pharmacy Department) visited Bhimber in AJK.
The University of Lahore (UOL)Sargodha Campus arranged a Sports Gala event under the supervision of Dr. Usman Shaukat (Sports Coordinator). Prof. Dr. Zahoor Ahmed (Director, Campus), Mr. Sohail Rabbani (Accounts Manager) and Dr. Shaukat inaugurated the event. The heads of various departments and faculty members were also present during the three-day colorful event. Students from all the departments actively participated in all the sports activities including Cricket, Tug of War, Ludo, Long jump, Sprint, and Foot Sault. The Lahore Business School (LBS)
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participated in Cricket and Tug of War, and their struggle finally declared them the champions of these two games. Mr. Shahzada Furqan (LBS student) was declared the Man of the Match in Cricket. The Department of Computer Science won five trophies in this sports event. It won two games: Ludo and Sprint. In the three games: Cricket, Tug of War and Long jump, it stood as a Atrunner-up.theclosure of the event, a ceremony was held to distribute trophies and certificates among the winners and runners-up. Special awards were also given to the players whose performances were outstanding. After the prize distribution session,
Attaining holistic student development Sargodha Campus hosts a three-day Sports Gala
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The University of Lahore’s Sargodha Campus not only displays academic activities, but it has an eminent history of engaging students and providing opportunities for recreational activities, tours, study tours, co-curricular activities, and most importantly, taking all its best measurements to present the ethnic and national domain of the Thiscountry.way,under the direction of Prof. Dr. Zahoor Ahmad (Director Academics/ Administration), the UOL’s Sargodha Campus recently celebrated Art and Culture Day, which was attended by special guests including Mr. Mughees Bin Aziz (Director Punjab Art and Council, Sargodha Division), Mr. Adnan Khalique (Assistant Director, Punjab Art and
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The event was organized under the leadership of Ms. Sadaf Afreen (Lecturer, English Dept. and In-charge of Art and Culture Society), and Ms. Azka Mehmood (Incharge of Office of Students Affairs). Faculty members including, Ms. Naila Amjad, Ms. Sundus, and Mr. Zohaib Ahmad from the Department of Zoology, Mr. Wasif Bilal from the Lahore School of Business, and Ms. Sidra Akbar Niazi from the Department of English, prepared students for the representation of different cultures of the country.
The ceremony was anchored by Ms. Huma Nosheen (Incharge, CSCL Office) and Mr.
the Campus Director briefed the audience about the efforts and future plans of UOL in the promotion of sports activities at the Sargodha Campus. He announced the provision of sportsbased scholarships; training camps under the supervision of trained coaches; the hosting of intra-university sports; and increased participation in inter-university sports competitions. In order to ensure the successful implementation of the aforementioned activities, Dr. Ahmad announced the launch of a sports committee under the coordination of Dr. Shaukat who also congratulated the winning teams and expressed his gratitude to the management for the support given.
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The Department of English Language and Literature (ELL) organized a one-day seminar on “Research in Translation and Literature” with the aim to infuse research skills and awareness among the students in the field of translation studies. Around 80 participants including students and teachers of ELL Department attended the event while Dr. Zahoor Ahmad (Director
Academics/Campus) officiated as chief Dr.guest.Ghulam Ali (Director Translation Studies, Allama Iqbal University, Islamabad) was the key speaker who shed light on the importance of translation in literature that bridges different societies and how people from different cultures understand the culture of others that is made inevitable by translation. He further highlighted the role of research in translation which will benefit the students.
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Daud Sohail Ghauri (Student, Lahore School of Business). Ms. Nosheen threw light on the academic activities of the campus and appreciated Dr. Ahmad for giving his consent.
During the event, Mr. Aziz shed light on the cultural inheritance of the country and appreciated the great efforts of the university students. Dr. Ahmad also shared his thoughts and appreciated the efforts of the students and teachers and assured their support for such events.
The event culminated with the shields and certificates being presented to the faculty and students.
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Council, Sargodha Division) and Muhammad Khan Hargin (Assistant Director, Punjab Art and Council, Sargodha Division).
The day’s events were inaugurated by Ch. Shoaib Ahmad (President, Chamber of Commerce, Sargodha) along with Dr. Ahmad, Mr. Sohail Rabbani (Chief Finance Officer, Sargodha Campus) and many other respected Studentsguests. from various departments took part in the event and represented the culture of all provinces of the country, while several traditional food stalls were also set up. The event also had different performances of traditional folk songs and horse dance.
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“Students must have to learn these technologies for their future as the world's job market will have a significant share of these technologies. In the future, all houses, streets, cities, and industries will be smart ones”, he added.
Recently, the Department of Computer Science and IT organizes two seminars at which Mr. Ayub Ansari (University of Huddersfield, UK) was a key speaker on “Recent Trends in Artificial Intelligence”. He discussed the applications of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the various fields and its research deals with; how to create computers capable of intelligent behaviour. He said that significant demand for AI is increasing across different industries, and the skills required for a career in AI will also be increased in the future.
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more than 100 faculty members and students from Natural Sciences.
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Dr. Sami Ullah (HoD, Department of Chemistry) thanked the attendees for joining the webinar. He applauded the efforts of the departmental research team for organizing such an event and encouraged them to do the same in the future.
Another seminar themed on the “Importance of HI-TEC in Pakistan” with Prof. Dr. Muhammad Ejaz Sandhu (Shahid Javed Burki Institute of
Public at NETSOL, Lahore) as speaker centered on the current role of Artificial Intelligence, future development in the industries and its uses in the daily life of human beings.
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He highlighted that the top ten technologies like AI, Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Data Sciences, IoT, Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality, Software Defined Networks, Blockchain, and Big Data are the future of technologies and human life.
Dr. Lee talked about various ongoing techniques of flexible biopolymer nanocomposite fibre of Pd doped tin(IV) oxide/polyaniline / polyhydroxybutyrate. She further highlighted their importance in the conversion of constituents and amount of gases in standard electrical signals by utilizing definite physical and chemical effects. Whilst Dr. Rubab discussed the approaches to surveying the scientific literature and how to write articles effectively.
Ahmad Hussain (Assistant Professor, Department of Physics) published a research article titled “Thermally Stable Piezoelectric Performance of MnO2 Inserted Pseudo-tetragonal Phase Existent CaBi2Nb2O9-based Ceramics” as a Corresponding Author, in the journal of Material Technology, (Impact Factor 3.84) on March 29, 2022. Two MPhil research students Mr. Taimur Sultan and Ms. Sidra Tul Muntaha also contributed in the article as
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Zahoor Ahmed (Director, Sargodha Campus) was the chief guest while two renowned scholars, Dr. HooiLing Lee from the School of Chemical Sciences, Universiti Sains Malaysia and Dr. Syeda Laila Rubab from the University of Education, Jauharabad were the keynote speakers of the event. Dr. Muhammad Amin (Director Admission) also graced the event that attracted
Chemistry Department discusses the scientific literature survey in a webinar
Mr. Khawar Iqbal Malik (Lecturer, Department of Computer Science and IT), Ms. Hira Arooj, (Lecturer, Department of Mathematics and Statistics) and Mr. Irfan Qutab (Student of MSCS) co-authored a research paper on “Sentiment Classification Using Multinomial Logistic Regression on Roman Urdu Text” published on March 15, 2022. The paper was issued in the International Journal of Innovations in Science and Technology (IJIST) which is an international peer reviewed and open access multidisciplinary journal designed to explore advances in various disciplines of Science and TheTechnology.paperdiscussed how to reveal textual knowledge of literary documents in which people communicate their thoughts and views on shared platforms i.e. social blogs.
The Symmetry is a monthly peer-reviewed open access scientific journal published by MDPI covering several aspects of theories and applications related to symmetry/ asymmetry phenomena appearing in various aspects of natural sciences, including physics, computer science, engineering, mathematics, biology, and chemistry.
The Department of Chemistry organized a webinar titled "Novel Ethanol Gas Sensor: Flexible biopolymer nanocomposite fibre of Pd doped tin(IV) oxide/polyaniline / polyhydroxybutyrate" to disseminate knowledge about the latest research work and various strategies regarding scientific literature survey
Theco-authors.journalpublishes papers on functional materials, inclusive of biomaterials, packaging materials and flexible electronics, specifically, advanced materials.
Dr. Amir Abbas (Lecturer, Department of Mathematics and Statistics) authored a research paper entitled: “Significance of Chemical Reaction and Lorentz Force on Third-Grade Fluid Flow and Heat Transfer with Darcy–Forchheimer Law over an Inclined Exponentially Stretching Sheet Embedded in a Porous Medium” in the month of April 2022 in an X Category international journal named Symmetry.
The Institute of Molecular Biology and Biotechnology (IMBB) significantly orchestrated its "1st International and 2nd National Conference on Recent Advances in Drug Discovery and Development (IRAD3)" at the UOL Defence Road Campus.
The panel discussion that was held during the conference brought together various skilled educationists. Prof. Dr. Khalid Mahmood (Professor, University of the Punjab) was the Session Chair. During the session, Dr. Chaudhry Muhammad Ajmal (Associate Professor/Chairman, Department of Distance & Non-Formal Education, Director Literacy Centre, Allama Iqbal Open University, Islamabad) shared his ideas on distance and non-formal education while Professor Dr. Hafiz Muhammad Inamullah (Professor at the Institute of Education and Research, University of Peshawar) discussed the curriculum at the higher education level. Dr. Ghazala Noreen (Associate Professor & Head of Department of Secondary Education, Lahore College for Women University) shared challenges in assessment in higher education and Dr. Shafqat Hussain (Chairman, Department of Education, Government College University Faisalabad) put forth his views on research in science education.
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assessment in online education.
The conference was presided over by Prof. Dr. Javed Akram (Vice Chancellor, University of Health Sciences), that gathered scientists and scholars from the disciplines of Botany, Biochemistry, Molecular Biology, Biotechnology, Pharmacy, Pathology, Microbiology, Genetics, Horticulture,
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The Department of Education recently hosted its two-day National Research Conference on Education: Global Trends and Challenges in Higher Education under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Muhammad Saeed (HoD, Education) and Dr. Tanveer Iqbal (Assistant Professor) as conference secretary.
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College for Women) gave keynote lectures on different aspects of drug discovery. Dr. Ahsan Sattar Shaikh (Director, IMBB/CRIMM), along with Dr. Khanum, Prof. Dr. Muhammad Sarwar (Professor, University of Peshawar), Dr. Gulfraz, Dr. Ali and Prof. Dr. Javed Anver Qureshi (Professor, University of Peshawar), chaired and co-chaired the Alongsidesessions.oral presentations, a poster competition was also held in which 20 posters were submitted. Dr. Gulfraz and Dr. Qureshi served as judges for the poster competition.
(Fellow Pakistan Academy of Sciences (PAS), Prof. Dr. Tufail Hussain Sherazi (Director, Center of Excellence in Chemistry, University of Sindh, Jamshoro) and Prof. Dr. Muhammad Gulfraz (ExDirector, University Institute of Biochemistry and Biotechnology (UIBB), Arid Agriculture University, Rawalpindi) gave their plenary lectures while Dr. Arshad Javaid (University of Punjab, Lahore), Dr. Iftikhar Ali ( Karakoram International University), Dr. Zahida Parveen (Abdul Wali Khan University, Mardan), Dr. Imran Ali (China), Dr. Sajjad Ali (Karakoram International University), Dr. Muhammad Shahid (University of Agriculture, Faisalabad), and Dr. Humera Kausar (Kinnaird
Pharmaceutical industry, and Fertilizer industry. A total of 450 participants and speakers not only from Pakistan, but also from other countries including China, Australia, and Korea attended the Theconference.eventaddressed some of the recent developments in drug discovery, covering diverse topics such as the genetic basis of various diseases, the role of key drug targets in disease progression, as well as tools and methods used in the development of novel therapeutics.
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Keynote speakers included Dr. Munawar Sultana Mirza (Professor Emeritus, University of the Punjab) who talked about quality assurance in higher education institutions, Prof. Dr. Muhammad Memon (Professor Emeritus, Institute for Educational Development, Aga Khan University, Karachi) who discussed assessment at the higher education level, and Prof. Dr. Nasir Mahmood (Professor and Dean, Faculty of Education, Allama Iqbal Open University, Islamabad) who thoroughly elaborated on the challenges of authentic
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Rector UOL, HoD, Education along with keynote speakers Certificate presentation ceremony
Prof. Dr. Muhammad Ashraf (Rector, UOL) graced this academic event that was characterized by keynote speeches from renowned educationists, panel discussions, and research paper presentations.
Papers presented mainly centered on key
areas such as quality assurance, distance learning, teaching methods and student assessment. Overall, the event provided a professional platform for participants, including students, faculty, and scholars, to share their perspectives on global trends and challenges in higher education, with a focus on TowardsPakistan.the end, Dr. Ashraf shared his closing address and presented shields to the guest speakers, panelists, and the conference organizing committee. The conference was ended with a vote of thanks by Dr. Saeed.
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During the conference, the chief guest mentioned about COVID-19 overview and discussed emergent trends in the COVID vaccination. Prof. Dr. Shahid Mahmood Malik
minor”. She further raised awareness about Thalassemia, its prevention, complications, treatment and the importance of premarital screening and conducting free screening camps for Thalassemia traits.
Themed on ‘COVID-19 – Best Medical Practices’, the conference had a scientific session which was attended by the researchers from all over Pakistan and Professor Syed Nazim Hussain Bokhari (Eminent Pulmonologist) graced the session as chief guest.
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University College of Medicine & Dentistry (UCMD) organized an International Conference on Pediatric Hematology and Oncology common diseases, in collaboration with Children's Cancer and Leukemia Group (CCLG) UK, Pakistan Society of Pediatric Oncology (PSPO), Punjab Thalassemia Prevention Programme (PTPP) and Pakistan Hemophilia Patients Welfare Society (PHPWS) on May 9, 2022, at the UOL Defence Road Campus.
session commenced with Prof. Iqbal’s welcome note, in which he highlighted the contribution of the Department of Medicine and ULTH in managing the burden of COVID-19 and their contribution toward serving the community during the pandemic. Prof. Dr. Azam Mushtaq (Bahawalpur) emphasized the role of non-invasive ventilation in the management of COVID-19. Prof. Dr. Aizaz Mand Ahmad gave the analysis of kidney problems in COVID-19 Brig.comprehensively.Dr.Abdul
In the subsequent session, Dr. Ehsan deliberated comprehensively on awareness, causes and prevention of Thalassemia. She said, “Thalassemia is a genetic blood disorder in which a child has a defect in the hemoglobin (Hb) gene that is responsible for low viable HB production. In Pakistan, Beta Thalassemia is the predominant type which is further classified into Thalassemia Minor and Major and approximately 6% of the Pakistani population is Thalassemia
Dr. Iqbal paid a vote of thanks at the end of the conference and appreciated the work of the organizing committee consisting of Prof. Dr. Faisal Amin Baig (Medicine), Dr. Atif Masood (Associate Professor, Medicine), Dr. Arsalan Nawaz (Associate Professor, Medicine), Dr. Muhammad Kashif (Assistant Professor, Medicine), Dr. Imran
to all speakers, organizers and the faculty members. Certificates of appreciation were also given to the faculty members for their devotion and services to the patients during the COVID-19 period on this platform.
Naeem (CMH Medical College, Lahore) briefed the participants about coagulopathy and its management in Coronavirus disease, while Prof. Dr. Talha Mehmood (Shaikh Zayed Medical Complex, Lahore) discussed the management of COVID-19 in hospitalized patients.
Dr. Taj elaborated that Pediatric Leukemia is a curable disease and is the most common
Individual efforts were recognized with the award of shields—particular recipients being Prof. Dr. Saima Batool (Professor, Paediatrics, UCMD), Dr. Madiha Sarwat (Senior Registrar), Dr. Mujahid Razzaq (Assistant Professor, Pediatric Medicine, UCMD), Dr. Mahwish Ejaz (Assistant Professor, Paediatric Medicine, UCMD), Dr. Muhammad Naveed (Assistant Professor, Pediatric Medicine, UCMD), Dr. Anum Tahir (Assistant Professor, Paediatric Medicine, UCMD) and Dr. Sara Maqsood (Senior Registrar).
The forum, under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Farrukh Iqbal (HoD, Medicine), was aimed at providing a platform for debate and discussion regarding the best medical practices for COVID-19 patients as well as for researchers in the health professions education to showcase their research work on COVID-19. More than 200 participants from the four provinces of Pakistan attended the conference.
The academic and formal sessions of the conference had six renowned medical scholars sharing the best medical practices in their respective fields. Prof. Dr. Javed Akram (ViceChancellor, University of Health Sciences) graced the occasion as the chief guest. Prof. Dr. Sikander Afzal (Associate Dean and Clinical Director, ULTH) and Dr. Zahid Pervez (Medical Superintendent, ULTH) were also present at the
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Prof. Dr. Haider Ali (Dow Medical University, Karachi) elaborated on the psycho-social issues related to COVID-19 and explained its management. The last presenter was Prof. Dr. Najam ud Din who shared his experience with the radiological aspects of Coronavirus in an illustrated talk.
University College of Medicine and Dentistry (UCMD), in collaboration with the Department of Medicine, recently hosted the first-ever National Conference in Pakistan on COVID-19 titled “COVIDCON”.
Prof. Dr. Ahsan Rathore (HoD, Pediatrics Department) led into action a number of distinguished professionals to share vital insights about the disease prevalence. They included Dr. Mary Taj (Consultant Pediatric Oncologist MBBS, DCH, MRCPCH, FRCPCH), Dr. Mehwish Faizan (Pediatrician, Oncologist, MBBS, FCPS), Dr. Tahira Zafar (Consultant Hematologist), Prof. Agha Shabbir (HoD, Pediatrics Department at Akhtar Saeed Medical), Dr. Nasir Abbass (Head of Bone Marrow Transplant Unit Children Hospital) and Prof. Dr. Yasmeen. They shared experiences about common ailments such as Leukemia, Hemophilia and the prevention of Thalassemia.
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Dr. Abbass spoke on the methods and procedures of bone marrow transplant in Thalassemia patients. He explained the types, conditioning phase, infusion, neutropenia phase and engraftment phase of the patients during the bone marrow. He also shared the success story of the patient with the participants noting that inadequate awareness, consanguinity, and delayed introduction of preventive measures are the root causes of an increasing number of patients and prevention is the only practicable solution.
The event was aimed at raising awareness about Thalassemia, the well-being of
(Pro-Rector, Health Sciences and Patron UCMD Research Cell) also highlighted facilities provided by UCMD and ULTH during all the waves of COVID-19.
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type of cancer in children. Dr. Faizan tipped members on managing oncological emergencies. He observed that the need is paramount for information regarding interventions during an oncologic emergency to prevent devastating functional losses and mitigate the risks of death. Dr. Zafar explained hemophilia disease, its factors and three main forms.
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research academics who shared their ideas as invited guest speakers. At the conclusion of each session, time was set aside for a group reflection on the previous session's topic and to allow for productive interaction among the participants about the presentations.
The distinguished guests of honour at the inaugural ceremony of the conference were Mr. Azhar Jamal Saleemi (Chief Drug Controller, Punjab), Mr. Rana Abdul Mateen Khan (Director Operation PQCB, Punjab), and Dr. Uzair Nagra (Brand Ambassador, UOL and Chairman Nagra Group).
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This conference brought together a total of 36 renowned economists from the public and private sectors, non-profit and government representatives, policymakers, and other stakeholders to discuss fiscal and monetary policy, sustainable and inclusive growth, behavioral economics, finance, applied economics, international trade, and the green economy.
Dr. Sultana acknowledged the assistance provided by the Board of Governors and the administration of UOL.
Prof. Dr. Israr ul Haq Sheikh (Pro-Rector, Engineering & Technology and IEEE Life Fellow) and Dr. Waqar ul Qounain (Chair, Conferences Committee, and Professor/Director, National Centre of Artificial Intelligence, Punjab University College of Information Technology, University of the Punjab) signed the MoUs and wished the organizing committee success.
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The conference was concluded by Prof. Dr. Ashraf, who distributed the souvenirs as a token of appreciation to the organizers, keynote speakers, presenters, and other dignitaries.
The scientific poster competition was also held under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Haji Shoaib (Assistant Professor, Islamia University Bahawalpur) and Dr. Imran Khan Niazi (Assistant Professor, Riphah University). Mr. Muhammad Azeem (UOL) emerged the best in
The conference was aimed at highlighting the impact of the practice of pharmacy on health care systems, medicine use, and patient care. The conference covered the theoretical as well as practical aspects such as the clinical, behavioral, economic, and humanistic implications of pharmacy practice and the implementation of innovation and new services in routine practice.
The conference also hosted speakers and attendees from various universities, including the University of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, Akhtar Saeed Medical & Dental College, Lahore College for Women University, University of Central Punjab, Forman Christian College, Government College University Faisalabad, Sargodha University, Johar Institute of Professional Studies, COMSATS University Islamabad, Islamia University Bahawalpur, Superior University, University of Management & Technology, and Bahauddin Zakariya University.
Asghar (Professor and Ex-Director, School of Economics, PIDE) gave their keynote speeches regarding the sustainable economic development.
College of Pharmacy organized a conference on "Current Advancement in Pharmacy Practice (CAPP) –Theory to Practice" at the University of Lahore (UOL) Main Campus, Lahore on April 2, 2022.
many other presenters. The keynote speakers who shared their research expertise included Prof. Dr. Haji Muhammad Shoaib (Professor, Islamia University of Bahawalpur (IUB), Bahawalpur), Dr. Malik Hassan Mahmood (Professor, Govt. College (GC) University, Faisalabad), Dr. Muhammad Hanif (Assistant Professor, Bahauddin Zakariya University (BZU), Multan), and Dr. Abdul Malik (Assistant Professor, University of Sargodha (UoS).
Dr. Nagra & Mr. Saleemi receiving awards from Dr. Nisar
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The chief guests praised the event organizers’ efforts and hard work, as well as Mr. Nasir Mahmood (Pro-Rector, Academics) and Prof. Dr. Syed Nisar Hussain Shah's (Dean, Faculty of Pharmacy) convenorship. They also thanked Dr. Kishwar Sultana (HoD, Pharmacy Department), the organizer, and Dr. Faisal Gulzar (Focal Person).
Pharmacy Department discusses the current advancements in pharmacy practice
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May 23-24, 2022, the University of Lahore’s Economics Department invited emerging and leading economists, academicians, scholars, and researchers to the "1st National Conference on Challenges and Opportunities for Sustainable Economic
The conference had six scientific sessions, with four plenary speakers, ten guest speakers and
Prof. Dr. Muhammad Ashraf (Rector, UOL) graced the conference in which prominent scholars including Dr. Asad Zaman (Ex-VC, Pakistan Institute of Development Economics (PIDE)), Dr. Hafeez Pasha (Ex-Federal Minister), Dr. Samina Khalil (Director Applied Economics Research Center (AERC), Dr. A. R. Chaudhary, Dr. M. Aslam Chaudhary (National College of Business Administration & Economics (NCBA&E), Dr. Usman Mustafa (Professor/Joint Director, Project Evaluation & Training Division, PIDE), Dr. Atiq-ur-Rehman (Associate Professor & Director at Kashmir Institute of Economics, University of Azad Jammu and Kashmir (UAJK)) and Dr. Zahid
Dr. Arham Shabbir (Assistant Professor, Lahore College for Women University (LCWU), Lahore), Dr. Omar Salman Qureshi (Assistant Professor, Forman Christian College), Dr. Yasir Mehmood (Saffron Pharma, Faisalabad), Dr. Imran Khan Niazi (Assistant Professor, Riphah University , Lahore), Dr. Atta ur Rehman (Assistant professor, Forman Christian College, Lahore), Dr. Muhammad Hasnat (Assistant professor, University of Veterinary & Animal Sciences (UVAS) Lahore), Dr. Abdul Qayyum (Assistant Professor, University of Management & Technology (UMT), and Dr. Muhammad Zaman (Assistant Professor, University of Central Punjab) were the
In addition, the efforts of all the Faculty of Pharmacy in organizing this conference were acknowledged.
Co-Chair of the Advisory Board Member of the two conferences, Dr. Ghulam Abbas (Head and Associate Professor, Department of Electrical Engineering, UOL) being the General Chair of ETECTE’22, Dr. Adnan Khalid (Head and Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science, UOL) being the General Chair of ICACS’23, Dr. Mehtab Afzal (Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science, UOL) being the General Co-Chair of ICACS’23 and Muhammad Arslan Shahid (Lecturer, Department of Electrical Engineering) being the Secretary of ETECTE’22 participated in the MoU signing ceremony.Prof. Dr. Sheikh presented the
souvenir to Dr. Qounain and expressed his hope for substantial collaboration between the two parties to orchestrate the prodigious international conferences at the UOL.
The event was organized under the leadership of Dr. Nawaz Ahmad (Associate Professor & HoD, Economics), along with the efforts of Dr. Ghulam Ghouse (Assistant Professor, Economics Department), Dr. Maryam Ishaq (Assistant Professor, Economics Department), Dr. Aribah Aslam (Assistant Professor, Economics Department), Dr. Iftakhar Yaseen (Assistant Professor, Economics Department), Ms. Afshan Hameed (Senior Lecturer, Economics Department), Ms. Ifrah Khalid (Lecturer, Economics Department), Mr. Hassam Shahid (Lecturer, Economics Department) and Mr. Ehtisham Noor (Lecturer, Economics Department).
Dr. Mateen, Dr. Khurram & Dr. Zubair addressing
Speaker receiving certificate and shield in the presence of HoD UOL to sponsor double extraordinary international conferences in alliance with Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers MoU signing session
April 19, 2022, a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed between the University of Lahore (UOL) and the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) Lahore section for the technical co-sponsorship of two international conferences: the International Conference on Emerging Trends in Electrical, Control, and Telecommunication Engineering (ETECTE’22) and the International Conference on Advancements in Computational Sciences
Dr. Nagra also commended Ms. Sana Abrar (Event Manager, UOL) and the entire faculty management committee for their contributions. Prof. Dr. Muhammad Ashraf (Rector, UOL) and Dr. Muhammad Iqbal (Director, ORIC) also sent their best wishes.
Group photo of the conference attendees along with the guests
Economics Dept. hosts renowned economists
this contest, Ms. Anam Haider (BZU, Multan) became second, and Ms. Fatima Aslam (UOL) was the third. Following the first day of the conference, participants were welcomed to a spectacular gala dinner hosted by the UOL.
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During the event, a skit was also performed by the students of BS Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) Semester 6, on “Disability” which was a blend of humour and real-life experience of the trauma a family suffers upon birthing a special kid and finding out that some of its key organs are dysfunctional.
The key Speaker, Engr. Sumair Ahmad (Lecturer, Dept. of Computer Engineering) shared some examples of control systems, atomization from the history and modern times like automobile system.controlsteering
The Department of Electrical Engineering and IEEE UOL Student Branch jointly conducted a seminar on “Machine Learning for Sustainable Urban Development” on March 14, 2022.
The chief executive officer (CEO) and founder of Falah Foundation Ms. Fariha Saif together with Brig. Shadab Ali Khan, a retired senior army officer expressed gratitude and stressed the fact that “disability is not inability despite
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Moreover, he shed light on easing the analysis of unprecedented amounts of data being generated due to extreme digitalization. He said, “the data, collected from a wide variety of modalities (such as remote satellite
measurements, surveys, socio-economic indicators, on-ground sensing networks such as video feeds etc.) gets fed into cuttingedge machine learning techniques to model physical, social, and economic connections in the urban systems and to derive useful
Participants were addressed on the increasing use of control engineering in the household, transportation, agriculture, medical, industry and defense systems with the help of examples.various
In attendance were also Dr Atif Ikram (HoD, Audiology Clinic), Dr. Sikander Ghayas Khan (HoD, Department of Rehabilitation Sciences), faculty members and students.
insights for informed decision making, and to conceptualize a policy cycle for attaining public value”.
The skit ended with a take home message for the audience, “Family support for the children with disabilities plays a huge part in the future of a child with special needs”.
Miss. Khadija Saleem (Consultant and Lecturer Speech and language Pathology DRS), who worked with these children in the Pediatric Rehabilitation Department of the University of Lahore Teaching Hospital presented progress videos of children with disabilities. The videos displayed nonverbal children with disabilities saying their first words, and phrases and improved social and expressive communication. Students from BSc Audiology and BSC Operational Theatre Technology (OTT) also gave presentations on the role of their disciplines in disability. The event culminated with the distribution of certificates and shields by Prof. Gilani, Prof. Ahmad and Dr. Khan.
The Department of Computer Engineering successfully conducted a 0.5 CPD Credit Point based training workshop on "Advanced Applications of Control Engineering" for Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) registered students and faculty on April 7, 2022.
The training was aimed at creating awareness of the registered engineers, faculty and students about the basic and most important points of control systems.
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Disability is not inability
The seminar started with a preliminary speech, which led to the formal talk presented by Dr. Khalid. It highlighted the opportunity of using
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Graced among others by the Students Affairs Director, Mrs. Ammara Awais, and Prof. Dr. Syed Amir Gilani, the Dean, FAHS, the event was uniquely organized to feature all major study programs associated with human limited abilities. These included Speech and Language Pathology, Occupational Therapy and Audiology. Respective patrons showcased their department roles in addressing limited ability challenges.
The day was spiced with melodic performances of special needs children of Falah Foundation. They performed the national anthem with sign language to the applause and delight of the audience. Furthermore, cultural performances and dazzling movements consistent with the drum rhythm of “Pakistan Zindabad” were also actions that mesmerized watchers.
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Dr. Zubair Khalid (Associate Professor, Electrical Engineering Department, Lahore University of Management Sciences) was the guest speaker at the event that attracted more than 50 professionals and students from different departments of the Faculty of Engineering and Technology and the Department of Computer Science.
to foster a better public appreciation of people with limited abilities (PWLA) and improve general awareness of their rights, dignity and welfare, the Department of Rehabilitation Sciences, Faculty of Allied Health Sciences (FAHS) conducted an event to mark International Disability Day.
some limited abilities.”
The elucidatory talk of Dr. Khalid provided an overview of employing such technological innovations for data analysis in addressing complex problems in three important and intertwined areas of the urban system necessary for sustainable development: (a) urban sprawl, (b) urban mobility, and (c) urban environment and health.
Rehabilitation Sciences Dept. raises awareness for people with limited abilities
Tips on control systems Computer Engineering trains students on Advanced Applications of Control Engineering
artificial intelligence and machine learning methods for data-aided analysis, discovery, and decision-making to address the complex issues surrounding urban systems.
The event ended with a souvenir presentation to the guest speaker by Dr. Ghulam Abbas (HoD, Department of Electrical Engineering).
Engr. Dr. Ghulam Abbas (Head and Associate Professor, Department of Electrical Engineering) was the key speaker at the event. Dr. Abbas gave a demo to manage citations and automate the creation of bibliographies using Zotero. He also illustrated how to integrate Zotero with Microsoft Word and Google Docs, as well as how to organize and synchronize the Zotero library and share research using the groups feature.
The German insights on automation CS and IT staff gain ideas on Robotics from Prof. Dr. Francesco Maurelli
practices tend to perform better, according to the latest research. Business leaders who engage in unethical behavior can leave companies and their cultures blemished forever. Their unprincipled decisions erode profits, sully brand names, and damage relationships with clients, employees, and investors.
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localization, knowledge representation, fault management, and planning. The session drew a large section of students and faculty from the Software Engineering, CS, and IT Departments who inquisitively interacted with Dr. Maurelli for deeper ideas regarding robotics. In his presentation, Dr. Maurelli demonstrated videos of the robots that his team has developed, and showed the involvement of his research group in developing a curriculum for Robotics in education. He addressed the prospects of studying in Germany and informed students regarding the degree programs being offered at German Universities. Meeting with Prof. Dr. Muhammad Ashraf (Rector UOL), Dr. Maurelli expressed interest in establishing longterm research, student exchange, and academic ties with the University of Lahore.
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explained ethical leadership in contemporary business matters and its significance, especially for business students because its positive effects can permeate a number of areas, from hiring and accounting practices to managing product development and customer data. He further said companies with ethical leaders and
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Dr. Maurelli heads the Marine Systems and Robotics Group at Jacobs University, Germany. He is chair of the Robotics and Intelligent Systems program and co-chair of the IEEE Robotics and Automation Society and Marine Robotics Technical Committee. His research activities are focused on long-term autonomy for (marine) robotics systems, including
EE offersDepartmenttraining on Zotero Software
is a free open-source research tool that allows researchers to collect, organize, cite, and share their research. It helps with organising reading notes as well as streamlining research citations.
The Department of Electrical Engineering in collaboration with the IEEE UOL Student Branch organized a 0.5 CPD Credit Point based seminar on “Managing references using Zotero Software” on March 4, 2022, at UOL Main Defence Road Campus, ZoteroLahore.
The event focused on training the 42 faculty members on employing Zotero Software (a free open-source tool) for collecting, organizing, citing, and sharing research studies.
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he CS and IT faculty recently invited Dr. Francesco Maurelli (Professor, Jacobs University) to share a comprehensive lecture at the University of Lahore (UOL). The visiting professor provided insights into Robotics and offered details pertaining to research and study in Germany.
The Lahore School of Business (LBS), the University of Lahore conducted a two-day workshop on Ethical Leadership on March 31, 2022 and April 1, 2022 at the Main Campus, Defence Road, Lahore.
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More than 200 students from 6th and 8th semesters partook in the activity that was facilitated and arranged by Ms. Aisha Kashif (Assistant Professor LBS). Mr. Syed Hussain Haider (Associate Professor of Management and Law, LUMS) chaired the session as the key-note speaker. He is also working with United Nations on Drug Control (UNODC) as well as on Global Integrity Education Project. The event ran on two sessions in which the trainer clarified many
of the ethical myths and misconceptions about business and management. The central idea was to provide an interactive engagement for business students to share critical ideas on ethical conduct such as honesty, justice, respect, community, and integrity as these are crucial to the success of any entrepreneur or a corporate employee. Mr. Haider
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not true in this case, a fragile plant is turning into a mature tree and breaking the odds”. “Women are no longer in need of being tagged. They have the potential to excel and be independent”, she
Later, Prof. Dr. Riaz Ahmed Warraich (Principal, UCD) acknowledged and appreciated the speaker for her enlightening talk on the topic and lauded the efforts of the organizing department.
Moreissues.than 200 people participated in the event including faculty members, students and patients. The participants sat down with a nutritionist, Dr. Huria Arooj (Clinical Nutritionist and Dietitian, Nutrifactor) who asked them about their signs
and symptoms. Their bone density level was also checked by using the Bone Mineral Density Machine to identify any discrepancy in the bone density levels. She then mentioned the lifestyle changes to be made for each patient to improve their bone health. Prescriptions were also handed over to participants where necessary.
The Lahore School of Nursing (LSN) at the University of Lahore (UOL) inducted the 1st batch of Occupational English Test (OET) preparatory classes on April 11, 2022. This initiative was taken in accordance with the instructions put forth by Mr. Awais Raoof (Chairman, BoG). The overall process of induction was executed under the supervision of Prof. Muhammad Afzal (Principal, Lahore School of Nursing).Mr.Sarfraz Masih (Associate Professor and Lead, Office of Outreach Activities) introduced the English experts, including Ms. Aisha Kashif (Assistant Professor, LBS) and Ms. Fozia Ahsan (Assistant Professor, LBS) to the inductees. In
The Department of Community and Preventive Dentistry, University College of Dentistry (UCD) in collaboration with Nutrifactor arranged the Bone Density Measurement booth and nutritionist consultation service. This event was conducted as a part of the week-long series of seminars and events to celebrate World Oral Health Week. The aim of the activity was to raise awareness about bone density problems, their complications in patients and their management.
also gave reference to women who became the role models by breaking the odds in the field of Medicine and Dentistry including Dr. Lucy Hobbs Taylor (first female Dentist), Dr. Dorothy (first female Dental Assistant to be employed in the world), Dr. Reed (who discovered reed Sternberg cells), Dr. Fatima Jinnah (first female practicing Dentist in undivided India) and Dr. Maj. Gen. Nigar (first female in Pakistan who became Major General and first female commandant in a leading army Shehospital).communicated that women must be given equal rights in every field, and they themselves take advantage of the opportunities that are present in society and work hard to achieve their aims and goals. She said, “Women are competing in every field of life nowadays but the fact still remains the same that they are still facing problems and have to do much more to prove themselves in all domains of life”.
English language proficiency LSN inducts the first batch of English preparatory classes
of the seminar along with Dr. Wajiha Alamgir
Masih along with 1 st OET batch Mr. Masih during the session Activities at Bone Density Measurement Booth
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Bone density depletion is a problem that might affect anyone in any age group. It is relatively more common in females of older age due to osteoporosis and improper diet or other health
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addition, Mr. Masih shared the overall plan of the preparatory classes, the attendance policy, and the university's future goals to help its graduates find jobs or pursue further education. He also added that UOL is a pioneer in starting OET preparatory classes in the country. Later, Ms. Kashif and Ms. Ahsan gave an overall briefing about the proceedings of the classes and the expected roles of the inductees.
UCD sets up a bone density measurement booth and nutritionist consultation
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Department of Community and Preventive Dentistry at the University College of Dentistry (UCD), conducted a series of seminars held in the celebration of the World Oral Health Day, aimed at creating awareness on oral health problems. In the wake of women’s empowerment in Medicine and Dentistry and the celebration of Women’s Day, a session was organized to highlight the contributions of female healthcare professionals. Dr. Wajiha Alamgir (Associate Professor, HoD Oral Pathology) was the guest speaker at the session that was attended by the house officers. Dr. Alamgir lectured on “Breaking the Odds: Women Empowerment in Medicine and Dentistry”.Sheadvised women to take initiatives that can make them independent. “Women are not fragile and they have to become iron ladies in order to serve the community. I encourage all male participants here to be supportive of the females”. Further, she gave an example by showing a picture of a plant that was growing out of a brick. She said, “A soft fragile creature taking life and getting stronger from a hard material at the same time when we only think for the growth of plant some specific conditions and circumstances like fertilized soil, proper seed and adequate water are necessary. However, this is
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OET is the English language test for healthcare professionals that is conducted to gauge the English language proficiency and clinical communication skills of healthcare professionals so that they can ensure the provision of highquality and safe patient care.
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Dr. Warraich, Dr. Hassan with Nutrifactor team
The senior faculty members of UCD also participated in the activity and appreciated the role of event coordinators and explained the importance of holding such events in improving patient experience and morale of the healthcare providers.Prof.Dr.Riaz Ahmed Warraich (Principal, UCD) also visited the booth and met with the team conducting the activity. He asked the team about the participants’ responses and what were the common problems and challenges related to bone density issues in the community. He further lauded the efforts of the team and the Department of Community and Preventive Dentistry for arranging such an insightful event.
UIRSMT) on March 30, 2022.
Two national speakers, namely: Prof. Dr.
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Participants were given an overview of abdominal imaging fundamentals as well as the opportunity to interact with national and international speakers.
“It is high time to eradicate the myth of perceiving people with this syndrome as abnormal individuals and start treating them as normal human beings and identify their issues at an early stage”, said one dentist. Laying emphasis on Down Syndrome patients, Dr. Arooj ul Hassan (HoD, UCD) observed the importance of oral health care, noting that “it is one of the most common genetic abnormalities and with care and proper guidance the oral condition of the patients can be prevented that
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can lead to a better quality of life”.
The Community and Preventive Dentistry Department at the University College of Dentistry (UCD), recently conducted a series of sessions including a seminal as part of commemorations of the World Oral Health HouseDay. officers and post graduate trainees focused on the need for dental students and dentists to diligently handle oral cases associated with Down Syndrome patients.
during the eventParticipants attending the seminar
Radiological Scientists hold international discourse on abdominal imaging
remarks and highlighted the importance of research, particularly in the field of medicine. Following the introductory address, students presented their respective posters which were evaluated for the quality of their research and presentation skills. Meanwhile, a singing performance was also arranged to entertain the Later,participants.Dr.HumnaSalahuddin (Assistant Professor, Pathology Department) led the quiz which was adjudicated by Prof. Dr. Tahir Naeem (HoD, Pathology Department), Dr. Shahid Waheed (HoD, Family Medicine), and Dr. Sabahat Ali Zaidi (Senior Medical Officer). The quiz included two rounds, with the judges compiling and evaluating the results after each round.
Dr. Muhi gave an overview of Abdominal MRI and described in detail the radiological
features of pancreatic cystic lesions. Dr. Yang gave an overview of scintigraphy and further explained the protocol for DMSA cortical scintigraphy in children with urinary tract infections in detail.
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Medical interns present original enquiry outputs at the Poster and Quiz Competition
At the end of the quiz, Dr. Mahwish Arooj (Principal, UCM) joined and addressed the participants, followed by a prize distribution in which Dr. Saleemi, Dr. Rizwan, and Dr. Arooj presented certificates and awards to the winning teams. The Shaikh Zayed Medical and Dental College’s team, including Mr. Muhammad Abdullah, Ms. Fatima Ahmad Qureshy, Ms. Natasha Khurram Rehman, and Mr. Ahmad Jamil Malik was awarded the first position in poster presentation whereas, CMH Lahore Medical College’s team, including Ms. Hamna Azhar and Mr. Muhammad Ahmad Nadeem, secured the second position. The team from CMH Lahore Medical College had a sweeping victory in the quiz
Stopping patient stigmatization
He highlighted the fact that such patients have more learning skills at growing age than normal ones. “It’s necessary to teach them brushing and oral hygiene practices as early age habits and arrange their visits at dental clinics for the regular fluoride applications in order to prevent tooth decay (caries)”, he added.
UCD advocates adequate oral health care for Down Syndrome victims
Kiran Farooq (HoD, Radiology Department, Fauji Foundation Hospital Islamabad), Prof. Mahjabeen Mahmood (Employee, KRL Hospital), and two international speakers; Prof. Dr. Ali Muhi (Department of Radiology, Al-Hussein Teaching Hospital, Iran) and Prof. Dr. Yang Yang (Hebei Medical University Hospital, nuclear medicine specialist from China), presented insights into abdominal imaging to approximately 200 virtual Dr.attendees.Farooq presented her talk titled “ABC of abdominal radiology from x-ray to MRI” and briefly described different modalities that can be used to diagnose abdominal disorders. “What a technologist really needs to know: points to remember,” Prof. Mahmood said while speaking on the topic. She also defined different modalities and their parameters used in different scans as a technologist should be aware of such details.
Dr. Saleemi and Prof. Dr. Rizwan Ashraf (Vice Principal, UCMD) formally gave the opening
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Prof. Riaz Ahmed Warraich (Principal, UCD) acknowledged and appreciated Dr. Hassan for his enlightening talk on the topic and lauded his efforts for guiding dentists to not stigmatize patients with special needs rather help them out.
Young medics share research findings
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Dr. Hassan also talked about the various treatment techniques and strategies to manage the patients in the most comfortable possible way. He advised participants to be more pro-active, enthusiastic, compassionate, kind, gentle and friendly towards such patients and their guardians so that they can be more open with the dentist regarding oral health.
Dr. Mahwish Arooj presenting the certificate
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The University Institute of Radiological Sciences and Medical Imaging Technology (UIRSMIT) conducted a webinar on “Abdominal Imaging” under the auspices of Dr. Zareen Fatima (HoD,
Intercollegiate Poster and Quiz Competition was held by the University College of Medicine and Dentistry Research Club during the co-curricular week under the supervision of Dr. Munir Akhtar Saleemi (Head of Community Medicine), where medical students from all across Lahore were invited to present original research in the form of posters or presentations. There were nine participating teams from three medical colleges, including CMH, Akhtar Saeed Medical and Dental College, and Sheikh Zayed Medical College.
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The American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) UOL Chapter, in collaboration with the Department of Mechanical Engineering, organized a workshop titled “Project Management and Primavera” at the Defence Road Campus. The event aimed at introducing the students to project management techniques for their academic as well as professional life.Mr. Sohaib Hanif (Assistant Professor, Mechanical Engineering Department) was the chief guest, whereas Engr. Muhammad Shahyar (Lead Planning Engineer, Descon Engineering Company) was the key speaker of the session and Engr. Talha Nadeem Mujeed (Trainee Engineer, Descon Engineering Company) and Engr. Muhammad Almas Mujeed (Trainee Engineer, Descon Engineering Company) marked their presence as co-speakers. The session was attended
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Mr. Zeeshan Asim (HoD, SOA) concluded the event with emphases on sustainable methods and announcing an architectural competition alongside a collaboration with the guest.
The students of 3rd, 4th and 5th Year along with faculty members interacted with Ms. Baig and inquisitively asked probing questions.
Certificates and shields of appreciation were awarded to the guest swpeakers and participants.
Engr. Shahyar during the session
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In the pursuit of a clean environment SOA hosts Ms. Baig on zero carbon climate efficiency
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Mechanical Engineering empowers students with project management techniques
Final year projects launch students into the practical world through the application and implementation of the methods, tools, and techniques gained during their academic processes. The School of Architecture at the University of Lahore ensures that by the end of 1st Semester, the learners can plan, design, and execute live scale projects.
Ms. Baig, with her on-ground efforts to create "zero carbon climate efficient structures", is one of the few key personnel to ring the bell in this direction in Pakistan. She had been an integral part of Yasmeen Lir’s "Empowerment and Dignity for Women through Built Environment
by the faculty, students, staff, alumni and engineers. Engr. Shahyar started the session with a discussion on the fundamentals of project management in the industry, the project management environment and the role of the project manager and project team. He further emphasized managing stakeholders through communication, understanding, defining and controlling the project scope. He gave an introduction of Primavera software (databasebased software) and shared how to develop a project schedule by using “Primavera” as everyone needs the skills to complete a project on time and within budget, without compromising the quality targets. The co-speakers provided a comprehensive overview of the industrial working environment and management skills required for the industry and shared their experience in career counseling and how to hunt for opportunities in the market.
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For one of their main courses i.e. Visual Communication-I the students were tasked to design a centerpiece for the Department’s main hall as their final semester project. The project was a joint effort of Ms. Areeba Arshad (Lecturer), Ms. Fatima Sher (Assistant Professor), Ms. Sundas Abid (Assistant Professor) and Mr. Rao Hassan Nasir (Lecturer) and the entire batch of 2021. They drafted all the polyhedrons, made all the pieces of the installation by hand and assembled them in just a day. The project enabled the students to get command and had a clear understanding of how to plan, design, draft and execute a project from start to completion as individuals and as a class.
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DuringInterventions".theinteraction, Ms. Baig insisted on the use of local resources in curbing climate change hazards through indigenous techniques practiced around the world. Additionally, she displayed her initiation with the use of straw bales as a filler component in a frame structure.
Mr. Shoaib Hanif presenting shield to Patron ASME
April 1, 2022, Ms. Huma Baig (CEO, Serendip Productions) gave a comprehensive lecture at the School of Architecture (SOA), UOL upon the invitation of Ms. Syeda Komal Fatima (Assistant Professor, SOA) to shed light on the “zero carbon climate efficient structures”.
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all-round facets of life at the University of Lahore (UOL), the University Institute of Diet and Nutritional Sciences (UIDNS) hosted the Annual Gala Dinner 2022 aimed at involving students in extracurricular activities, and building skills like confidence and Prof.teamwork.Dr.Syed Amir Gilani (Dean, Faculty of Allied Health Sciences) attended the event as a guest of honor along with all FAHS’ HoDs. The students under the guidance of Dr. Shahnai Basharat (HoD, UIDNS) and faculty members participated in the event. All the participants enjoyed the delightful event which also had a qawwali segment by Mr. Naeem Santoo (Pakistani musician, primarily of DuringQawwali).the event, the students presented skits, mimicries and simulator performances as well as contested in singing and standup comedy along with qawali. Dr. Ahmad Bilal and Sir Assam Bin Tahir showcased their melodious singing skills while a few students swooned the audience with their electrifying guitar beats. Meanwhile, the students from Balochistan joined their fellows in traditional dance performance. It was a pleasant evening in which delicious food was also served followed by a Qawali night.
The gala dinner was full of wonderful entertainment programs including Mustafa Zahid's (Pakistani rock star) concert. The hosts welcomed the audience on behalf of Prof. Dr. Ahmad Bilal Waqar (HoD, UIMLT)
The magnificent part of the event was the multicultural dance performances. Cultural dances are an intrinsic part of our folk history; traditional dances reflect our cultural background and customs. Cultural dance performances are instrumental in strengthening our cultural identity and our society’s "cultural evolution".
Singer Mustafa Zahid ROCKS UIMLT
Mr. Hamid Tanveer (UIMLT, 3rd Semester) kept the ball rolling with his awesome performance on a song. Other participants, Mr. Rohail Asghar, Ms. Quratulain Arif, Mr. Fahad Riaz, Mr. Affan Raheem, and Mr. Ahsan Mayo delivered different genres of songs (mashup, rap, melody, and kalam) from past to present and entranced the audience with their tremendous performances.
Numerous students from both departments presented astounding multicultural (Sindhi, Pashtun, Afghani, and Punjabi) dance performances. The participants were clad in their traditional costumes to exhibit their vibrant cultures and traditions.
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As the year’s most exciting event, Mr. Zahid performed live and entertained the participants. He also mesmerized the audience with his amazing world-famous songs. The crowd got engrossed in the jazzy rendition of his breathtaking and spellbound performance. The fun-filled live musical concert enthralled the audience and let them "put their dancing shoes on".
and Dr. Yusra Naeem (HoD, DHPT). During the event, Mr. Shahzaib Abid (UIMLT, 6th Semester) entertained the audience with his amazing voice, while Ms. Khushbakht Zulfiqar (UIMLT, 8th Semester) sang a melodious song and captivated the crowd.
Later, a sumptuous dinner was served at the end of the event. The hosts thanked all the participants, the organizing committee, dignitaries and students for attending the event.
The powerful way to build trust, feeling of belonging and connection between participants, faculty and staff, the various departments of the University of Lahore (UOL) hosted “Annual Gala Dinners” that served as a break through cultural, social and other barriers. Amazing concerts were also arranged to entertain the students seeking respite from long academic and hectic schedules during these events.
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University Institute of Medical Lab Technology (UIMLT) and the Department of Health Professional Technologies (DHPT) hosted a flamboyant event of Gala Dinner. Mr. Nasir Mahmood (Pro-Rector, Academics), Prof. Dr. Syed Amir Gilani (Dean, FAHS), Prof. Dr. Ashfaq Ahmad (Associate Dean, FAHS), all the HoD's of the Faculty of Allied Health Sciences, faculty members, alumni and more than 1,000 students from both departments attended the glitzy event.
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2nd, while Ms. Warda Ali and Ms. Ayesha Naeem secured 3rd Position in the Final Professional 2020.
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The 1st Position was accorded to Mr. Muhammad Hassan Shahid, Mr. Hammad Latif claimed 2nd and Mr. Muhammad Zaeem Ihsan got 3rd Position in Third Professional 2020. Later, Dr. Warraich and Dr. Malik were invited on stage to hand out awards to the subject toppers and best graduates of the UCD. The first
award was given to Mr. Hammad Latif who topped the subject of Operative Dentistry followed by Ms. Aiman Gull who topped the subject of Orthodontics. Next up was Ms. Ammara Chaudhary who topped Oral Surgery and Mr. Muhammad Hashir in Post orthodontics. After that Mr. Muhammad Hassan Shahid was announced as the best graduate of BDS.
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In the next segment, awards were presented to distinction holders by Prof. Dr. Mahwish Arooj (Principal, UCMD) and Dr. Muhammad Ashraf (Rector, UOL). Mr. Adeel Sarwar, Ms. Mahnoor Jahangir, Mr. Muhammad Taimoor Hashmi, Ms. Aneesa Sohail, Ms. Mahnoor Aftab and Mr. Muhammad Imran got distinctions in paper-1 of Second Professional 2020. Mr. Muhammad Shaheer Qamar secured a distinction in paper-2 of Second Professional 2020 whereas Ms. Hadia Khan and Mr. Hassan Jahangir managed to get distinctions in both papers of Second Professional 2020.
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For the UCD students’ awards presented by UCD, Principal to the position holders and subject toppers. The first award was presented to Ms. Sarah Palous for securing 1st Position, Ms. Neha Khawar for 2nd Position and Ms. Fatima Hussain for 3rd Position in First Professional 2020. Ms. Hurria Shafi Kalyar claimed 1st Position, Ms. Neha Khawar secured 2nd and Mr. Muhammad Zaeem Ihsan claimed 3rd in Second Professional 2020.
Mr. Rai Muhammad Abdullah claimed distinction in paper 2 and 3 of Fourth Professional 2020 followed by Mr. Ali Nasir, Mr. Ali Rohan and Ms. Asma Zahid, all securing distinctions in paper-3 of Fourth Professional 2020.
After the addresses, the highly anticipated MBBS student awards were presented by Mr. Uzair Raoof (Deputy Chairman, BoG) and Dr. Malik. Ms. Tooba Ali bagged 1st Position and was awarded a gold medal, Ms. Muneeba Ahmad and Mr. Reyan Ahmad got 2nd Position while Mr. Muhammad Hammad secured 3rd Position in First Professional 2020. Ms.w Areej Tahir secured 1st Position, while Ms. Areeb Amjad managed to achieve 2nd Position and Mr. Muhammad Furqan Haider was accorded 3rd Position in the Second Professional 2020.
Mr. Muhammad Faizan was accorded distinction in paper-2 and Mr. Zohaib Aslam claimed distinction in paper-1 of Fourth Professional 2020. The distinction in the subject of gynae/obs of Final Professional 2020 was claimed by Ms.
The event culminated in the late hours of the night with a lavish dinner and concert of Asim Azhar (a renowned Pakistani singer) who performed many of his global hits which were met by electrifying cheers and bhangras from the students.
The University College of Medicine and Dentistry (UCMD) in collaboration with the CharacterBuilding Society organized the Annual Dinner 2022 to celebrate the milestones achieved by various students. The night started by opening notes of Prof. Dr. Shahid Mahmud Malik (Pro-Rector, Health Sciences) and Prof. Dr. Riaz Ahmed Warraich (Principal, UCMD), who urged students to enjoy the night and celebrate the achievements of their peers.
This brought the ceremony to the awaited best graduate MBBS 2020, which was presented to Ms. Warda Ali as she was a position holder and topped the subjects of Medicine and Paediatric. She also got a distinction in Gynae/Obs.
Later, Dr. Arooj and Dr Warraich presented awards to Final Years as best MBBS class of 2020 and best class of BDS 2020 respectively. The award session was concluded by a speech from Principal UCMD who highlighted the various achievements of the College.
Another special awards category was presented to subject toppers including Ms. Rahma Ayaz subject topper paper-1 in First Professional 2020 and Ms. Uzma Ahmad subject topper paper-1 along with distinctions in paper-2 and paper-3 in Fourth Professional 2020.
Ms. Gul Zareen Rana was awarded 1st, Mr. Fahad Ali claimed 2nd, while Ms. Zaineb Idrees, Ms. Amna Nadeem and Ms. Jannat Kasur received 3rd Positions in the Third Professional 2020. The 1st Position was attained by Mr. Mustafa Nadeem whereas Mr. Usama Anjum secured the 2nd Position and Ms. Rohma Amin was tendered the 3rd Position in the Fourth Professional 2020. Ms. Ifrah Arshad received the 1st Position, Mr. Muhammad Usman secured
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in Lahore simply isn’t complete without food, however, food stalls of a variety of cuisines, delicious foods and beverages were the highlight of the day. Attendees gorged on all kinds of delicacies from sushi and burgers, to kulfi and golagandas, spending the day happily.
The fun-filled evening concluded with everyone happy to have kept the celebration of spring festivities on campus and reconnecting with the friends and faculty members. As the first event of its kind, the festival was a joyous occasion for the varsity community, providing the people in attendance with yet more happy memories.
Mrs. Ammara Awais (Director, Office of Student Affairs) visited various stalls displaying the culture of the five provinces of the country. She was also briefed regarding arrangements of the festival at the occasion. A kabaddi match entertained the enthusiastic students and other spectators. The students and adults got the chance to take rides as well as indulge in an assortment of recreational activities, including
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Mr. Awais Raoof (Chairman, BoG) inaugurated the huge colorful event at a ribbon-cutting ceremony. Horse dance on drum beats and throwing colorful powder at revelers during the ceremony at the entrance, decorated with traditional stools, flowers, Royal Horse Carriage and other items were a part of the event. Food stalls and jewelry as well as swing rides displayed at over 60 stalls, attracted more
The especially designed venue, Gazibos were set up at the venue. The stalls showcased a number of products, representing the cultural diversity of the country. Kids enjoyed themselves to Pirate Boat Swings, Ferris Wheel and other rides. The innovative details invoked non-stop excitement as all partakers became
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It was a celebration galore for the University of Lahore (UOL) community during its grand Spring Carnival themed on "Bahaar Dai Rung UOL Dai Sung" under the supervision of the Executive Development Center (EDC) and Career Service and Corporate Linkages (CSCL) on April 1, 2022.
successful effort to bring together the entire UOL fraternity, including students, staff, faculty and their families, and provide them with a day of uninhibited festivities and fun. As a full day of food, activities and merriment; the carnival began at 5:00 p.m. and continued to wee hours of the night, when the breeze had become pleasantly cooler.
than 6,000 students.
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were displayed, followed by the most awaited part of the evening–a live performance by British band, Sahara UK, who, after making a grand entry, truly rocked the audience. Their rhythmic bhangra songs did not let anyone sit still; everyone succumbed to the energy of the band and did their version of the bhangra throughout the band’s performance.
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The students reminisced about the past, expressing their gratitude to the teachers for everything from education to personality development and grooming to face the challenges of life. They said that they were overawed by the generosity of their teachers as
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All the Deans, HoDs and faculty members attended the ignited night of this melodious event in which the talented students also
dignified the Annual Gala Dinner arranged by the University Institute of Radiological Sciences & Medical Imaging Technology (UIRSMIT), the Department of Emerging Allied Health Technologies (DEAHT), the Department of Rehabilitation Sciences (DRS) and the Radiology Research Section (RRS) under the Faculty of Allied Health Sciences (FAHS).
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During the event, there were a number of activities conducted by the students. This auspicious night ended on a happy note with the scrumptious dinner and high spirit. The University further conveys its heartiest wishes for the graduating batch and wishes them good luck for their future endeavors.
On the other hand, Lahore Business School held a lunch party that kicked off with a welcome speech by Dr. Waqas Ahmad (HoD, LBS). Students enthusiastically participated in the event to make it memorable and amuse the audience through their singing, dance, and stage performance. At the end of the event, Dr. Ahmad distributed certificates among the organizers and performers.
The gatherings provided both teachers and students an opportunity to have interaction on a wide range of issues including their future Topursuits.maintain its tradition in extracurricular activities, the Department of Computer Science arranged an annual dinner along with a farewell party for its students after final exams, which was attended by faculty, staff, and the students.
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At the end of the dinner, the Head of CS & IT also distributed trophies and certificates among the winning students of the annual sports gala, which made the dinner even more enjoyable.
they were gracious enough to host a ceremony in their honour.
Respectively, the Department of English Language and Literature (ELL) also organized an annual dinner for its students, particularly to bid farewell to the old students and to welcome its Duringnewcomers.thefunction, the participants were
enthralled with performances of joyful activities including singing, parodies, poetry and some funny sketches by the students.
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Later, Dr. Anser Mahmood (HoD, ELL) shared his thoughts and assured the students that the department will facilitate the students in every matter. He also said that the students will be engaged in academic activities along with recreational tours and co-curricular activities, adding that the students will also be prepared for professional life in the future.
Recently, various departments at the University of Lahore’s Sargodha Campus hosted farewell and welcome parties in honour of the outgoing and incoming students.
made the night joyful with his band by amplifying his voice with synchronized musical accompaniment. The students warmly welcomed the renowned singer and showed love and appreciation for him. Later, Farhan Saeed mentioned this on his Instagram official account ‘What the University of Lahore did to me yesterday! Elevated me! Literally, Loved you guys.
Farhan Saeed (Singer cum Actor)
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ICT Day is celebrated annually around the world with the purpose of raising awareness of the growing importance of digital skills and encouraging girls and young women to pursue Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) education and STEM careers.
The chief guests at the event were Prof. Dr. Muhammad Ashraf (Rector, UOL) and Mrs. Ammara Awais (Director, OSA). The event was aimed at creating a more equitable environment at the UOL, encouraging young female students, staff, and faculty members to pursue studies and careers in the growing field of ICT. This entire event was in alignment with the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) 4; Quality Education; and SDG 5; Gender Equality.
Karamat Chaudhry (Chief Commissioner, Inland Revenue, Regional Tax Office, Gujranwala) was the guest speaker while Prof. Dr. Muhammad Ashraf (Rector, UOL) also graced the event with
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School of Nursing (LSN) recently organised a series of activities to scale up public awareness of the new deadly dengue fever in the country. Joined by the District Health Officer of the local government of Punjab, Nishter Zone, the staff, students and the general public participated in an awareness seminar as well as a walking demonstration within the Main Campus premises on April 1, 2022. They were supervised by Mr. Sarfraz Masih (Associate Professor & Lead, Office of Outreach Activities, LSN) and Ms. Kousar Parveen (Assistant Professor, LSN).
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During the event, Prof. Dr. Ibrar Hussain (Dean, Faculty of Engineering & Technology and HoD, Software Engineering) briefed the audience on the emerging ICT domains, specifically Data
his presence and appreciated the efforts of Prof. Dr. Nawaz Ahmad (HoD, Economics), faculty of economics and students for this Mr.effort.Chaudary elaborated the importance of taxation as well as explaining the recent reforms in the taxation system. Prof. Ahmad briefed the students about the importance of the taxation system and how this seminar can provide them with knowledge for their future career development.
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and Addressingtreatment.theparticipants, Ms. Sania (Inspector of Environment) gave details of the disease— including its cycle of transmission, precautions, prevention, and actions required to combat it from Lahore. He emphasized the role of citizens and government in tackling the endemic disease in Dr.Lahore.Irfan(Deputy Director, Health Department, Nishter Zone, Government of Punjab) commended efforts of the university, particularly Dr. Muhammad Afzal (LSN, Principal) and his team for facilitating and organizing a successful event. He was the chief walker in the awareness demo.
The public discussion helped in identifying and plugging the gaps between theoretical and practical knowledge of fiscal policy reforms. The activity was a linkage to the ongoing series of events conducted by the Department of Economics under the proficient supervision of Prof. Ahmad that seeks to empower students with a conducive environment of learning.
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he Department of Economics recently conducted a one-day seminar on taxation titled “Restructuring the tax system of Pakistan; Tracing the pitfalls and reformation” at the UOL Defence Road MoreCampus.than 100 participants including, students, faculty, and guests attended the seminar. The activity and others forthcoming, sought to empower researchers and students in a broader aspect of unveiling the true picture of taxation systems and practices in real Mr.world.
LSN conducts demo over awareness of the killer disease
Department of Computer Engineering, in collaboration with the Computer Engineering Society, staged an event to mark the International Girls in Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Day with the theme of Access and Safety on May 19, 2022.
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Sidra Shahid (Lecturer, Software Engineering Department, UOL) shared their thoughts and experiences in the ICT field.
Science, Machine Learning, and Artificial Intelligence. In addition, various international and national speakers, including Prof. Dr. Valentina Emilia Balas (Professor of Automation and Applied Informatics, Aurel Vlaicu University of Arad, Romania), Engr. Dr. Shahzadi Tayyaba (HoD, Department of Computer Engineering, UOL), Dr. Sadia Murawat (HoD, Electrical Engineering Department, Lahore College for Women University), Engr. Humaira Aslam (Alumni of the Department of Computer Engineering and Cyber Security) and Miss.
The major aim was to scale up awareness among students, teachers, and faculty members about the deadly dengue fever, its symptoms, types,
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Post-Registered Nurses celebrate Culture Day with a blended theme healthcare & culture
of the single phase frequency controller. The keynote speaker, Dr. Naveed Ashraf (Assistant Professor, EE UOL), gave a comprehensive lecture on the evolution of the single-phase frequency controller for various applications like electric traction systems, grinding mills, and induction heating systems.
The Lahore School of Nursing (LSN) faculty members visited each stall and assessed it via a variety of questions about the assigned culture and healthcare system. The Cultural Day celebration was a delight for students as they not only got to showcase their creativity but also got to learn a lot about the cultural intricacies.
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The seminar drew more than 200 attendees and was aimed at explicating the development
different Pakistani cultures.
nstitute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) UOL Student Branch (SB) in collaboration with the Department of Electrical Engineering (EE), the University of Lahore (UOL) organized a seminar on “Modern Trends to Regulate the Output Frequency through Power Electronic Mr.Converters”.UzairRaoof (Deputy Chairman BoG, UOL) was invited as the chief guest, along with other notable guests such as Prof. Dr. Asrar ul Haq Sheikh (Pro-Rector, Engineering and Technology, UOL and IEEE Life Fellow), Mr. Dr. Ghulam Abbas (Head and Associate Professor, EE UOL), Prof. Dr. Amjad Hussain (Chair, IEEE Lahore Section), Mr. Hamza Ihtisham (SAC Chair, IEEE Lahore Section), Ms. Safoora Saleem (WIE Chair, IEEE Lahore Section), and Mr. Syed Rizwan (IAS, IEEE Lahore Section).
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discussing initiatives to reconcile Science with Islam, the Physics Forum, University of Lahore hosted a seminar on the topic of Islam & Science titled “Concept of Physics in Islam” on May 19, 2022. The event aimed at promoting practical solutions to the problems created by globalization in the teachings of Islam.
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Nurses (RN) second semester students celebrated Culture Day on May 20, 2022. This cultural celebration was part of their subject "Health, Culture, and Society." All the activities related to this culture day were conducted under the direction of Ms. Alina Hameed (Lecturer, LSN).
Punjab, Youth Club). He shed light on the major aspects of the Qur’an and Science, saying that Islam is invariant religion but science is modifying day by day. He also said that Science and Islam are intimately linked and Islam not only places a high premium on science but also positively encourages the pursuit of science.
Students not only highlighted the positive but also the negative aspects of these Pakistani cultures, which as a whole profoundly projected the cultural diversity and broadened students’ perspectives regarding it.
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The event discussed the relationship between Islam and science and the analysis of different approaches to the exploration of scientific wonders in the Qur’an.
Additionally, a lucky draw and two contests were also held during the event. The contests were conducted by Engr. Muhammad Arslan Shahid (Lecturer, EE and Branch Counselor, IEEE UOL SB). The contest #1 winners were Mr. Abdur Rehman (Lecturer, EE) and Mr. Muhammad Awais (Lecturer, EE UOL) and the runner-up was Mr. Abdul Wahab (Student of EE, UOL). Whereas, contest 2 winner and runner-up were Mr. Muaz Saeed (Student of EE, UOL) and Ms. Minahil Sohail (Student of DPT, UOL) respectively. The contest winners received cash prizes along with the goodies from the chief guest. In the end, Mr. Raoof presented souvenirs to the guests and shared his views about the organization of this technical seminar.
Mr. Luqman further elaborated on the difference between science and philosophy of science, the dynamic nature of Science, the use of science and the meaning of “Scientific Miracles in the Quran”.
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The students projected the wide variety of health systems in diverse cultures across Pakistan's provinces. There were four groups, each portraying its designated province via setting up stalls, which exhibited the artifacts, food, and other prominent elements of
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At the end, shields were presented to the speaker and active members of the Physics Forum.
The LBS students wowed the company representatives with their communication skills, presentation expertise and knowledge during the interviews.
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n affiliated company of BOSS Group Pakistan, named "Sahoolatkar" conducted a recruitment drive at the University of Lahore (UOL) Defence Road Campus on the invitation of the Lahore Business School (LBS) on May 18, 2022. The representatives of the company including Mr. Osama Khalid, Mr. Mozam Rauf, Mr. Salman Azam, Mr. Muhammad Faisal, Ms. Rafia Shafqat interviewed around 25 students (LBS, 7th and 8th Semesters with specializations in HR, Finance, Supply Chain, and Marketing) for the Business Development position in their Marketing Department.
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Dr. Aazir Khan (Director, IECE) shared his thoughts as the chief guest. After that, Mr. Mahmood and Mr. Fazal Qadir Khan (Representative of Ritsumeikan, APU in Pakistan) addressed the audience. Furthermore, Ms. Johanna Korhonen (APU Admissions Counselor) and Ms. Sadaf Muddassahara (MBA Graduate 2022 and Doctoral Candidate) presented their notes through an exclusive live Zoom session with the audience. The students were made aware of admission policies and student experience at APU. At the end of the seminar, an interactive Q & A session was held. UOL students showed immense enthusiasm towards the provided opportunity. This seminar is part of the efforts of Mr. Awais Raoof (Chairman, BoG) to promote placements for UOL graduates in foreign industry markets. UOL will now recommend its students for Ritsumeikan APU graduate studies.
The students were made aware of admission policies and student experience at APU. At the end of the seminar, an interactive Q & A session was held. UOL students showed immense enthusiasm towards the provided opportunity. This seminar is part of the
Around 13 students were shortlisted for the second interview at Sahoolatkar Head Office based in Lahore. Students were evaluated based on their level of confidence, communication style, and the way they introduced themselves.
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Furthermore, Ms. Johanna Korhonen (APU Admissions Counselor) and Ms. Sadaf Muddassahara (MBA Graduate 2022 and Doctoral Candidate) presented their notes through an exclusive live Zoom session with the audience.
Dr. Aazir Khan (Director, IECE) shared his thoughts as the chief guest. After that, Mr. Mahmood and Mr. Fazal Qadir Khan (Representative of Ritsumeikan, APU in Pakistan) addressed the audience.
did not mention their skills properly and committed spelling mistakes. He further briefed the students on his company and its requirements. Later, the company also showed its interest to sign an MoU with the LBS.
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he Integrated Engineering Centre of Excellence (IECE) at the University of Lahore in recent times held a seminar titled "Study, Live, and Work in Japan" under the supervision of Mr. Nasir Mahmood (Pro-Rector, Academics). The students were provided with a unique opportunity to pursue graduate studies with up to a 100% scholarship at the Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University (APU), Japan, offering a 97% job placement.
efforts of Mr. Awais Raoof (Chairman, BoG) to promote placements for UOL graduates in foreign industry markets. UOL will now recommend its students for Ritsumeikan APU graduate studies.
During the interviews, the students were asked about their projects and internship
Firming up on practical learning Students of Electrical Engineering explore Tarbela Dam
experiences as well as fields in which they wished to work after finishing their degrees. They were also asked about their experience with social media, social media ads, and digital marketing.
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The Integrated Engineering Centre of Excellence (IECE) at the University of Lahore in recent times held a seminar titled "Study, Live, and Work in Japan" under the supervision of Mr. Nasir Mahmood (Pro-Rector, Academics). The students were provided with a unique opportunity to pursue graduate studies with up to a 100% scholarship at the Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University (APU), Japan, offering a 97% job placement.
During the drive, Mr. Khalid pointed out the mistakes in the resumes of students who
With a $1,000,000 global startup prize as its anchor activity, this 2022 Hult Prize Call to Action is about creating meaningful work opportunities and building a business that will employ at least 2,000 people by 2024 while creating a positive impact on the world. After winning the on campus program, the UOL teams will be invited to a Regional Summit, which will lead them to Global Accelerator as they succeed. Later, the winning team will pitch to a panel of judges who will decide which teams will present their business at the Global Finals. In the end, the winning team will receive funding from the Hult Prize Foundation to start a business and set on the road to success.
According to the MoU, both parties agreed on extending collaboration to promote Islamic banking. During the ceremony, Dr. Raoof appreciated Meezan Bank’s efforts to educate people about Islamic banking while Dr. Naseem discussed the possibilities of cooperation with Meezan Bank.
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the sites, the students continued on a tour of old Multan, where they visited the shrines of Shah Rukh Alam and Hazrat Bahuddin Zakariya. On April 4, 2022, the Department took secondyear students on a site visit to Kalar Kahar along with their respective instructors named Ms. Sara Tahir (Assistant Professor) and Ms. Komal Fatima (Assistant Professor). The students were assigned the project to design a house on the hillside of Kalar Kahar. In order to grasp the challenges of contour sites, students went on for a detailed visit of their project’s actual site, learned more about its surroundings and viewed the activities and prominent landmarks.
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Dr. Rabia Raoof & Dr. Osama Naseem presenting a shield to the chief guest
LBS, Meezan Bank agree to promote Islamic banking
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(Senior Lecturer and Mentor, Superior University), Syed Muhammad Waqar Azeem (In-charge Business Incubation Center, Lahore Garrison University), Tabinda Islam (Project Director Enablers), and Ambreen Sipra (CEO, Synergy Inc).
External linkages), and Mr. Usman Islam (Team lead, Placement) and Mr. Shaan-e-Muhammad (Faculty member, LBS).
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The School of Architecture (SOA) scheduled project site visits for its students to experience the real work environment and ask probing questions regarding the technicalities of their projects.
The Career Management Cell at the Lahore Business School (LBS) penned a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Meezan Bank at the University of Lahore (UOL) Main Campus, Lahore on May 23, 2022 with the aim to promote Islamic banking.
A seminar was also held after the ceremony in which the students were educated about the differences between conventional and Islamic banking. Mr. Ahmad gave a presentation about the importance of understanding the principles of Islamic banking followed by a Q & A session. Later, the Meezan Bank representatives thanked the LBS for the arrangements and pledged future collaborations.
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The University of Lahore (UOL) is proud to share that teams “Zamindar” and “Buraq” qualified for the Regional Summit in the Hult Prize Competition that was held recently and qualified for a Regional Summit which will lead them to Global Accelerator once they succeed.The event aimed at developing sustainable business solutions which can help in mitigating and solving the youth unemployment challenge. Team “Zamindar”, headed by the UOL students of BS. Computer Science working on a revolutionary idea to connect farmers with the business via a digital platform, was announced the winner. The team “Buraq”, led by Ali Azam (Student of BSC. Civil Engineering 6th Semester, UOL) grabbed the Second Position. Mr. Azam’s team is developing smart equipment to make construction faster, cheaper, and more efficient, The judges for the event were Dr. Umer Sohaib
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A seminar session on conventional and Islamic banking
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On April 1, 2022, SOA's third-year students and their Design Studio Professors named Prof. Zain Zulfiqar and Prof. Hashim Ashraf, embarked on a one-day trip to Multan for a site visit. This tour was scheduled to take students to the two sites at Multan Northern By-pass that were assigned to them for designing the cancer hospital as a part of their architectural design. After touring
Zamindar, Buraq teams from UOL selected for Hult Prize regional summit
During the signing ceremony, Mr. Shayan Ahmed Baig (Deputy Head, SCD, Karachi), Mr. Muhammad Adeel Kamran (SCD, Lahore), Mr. Muhammad Saleem (Senior Vice President), Mr. Mohsin Masood (Area Manager), Mr. Najam Tariq Saeed (Regional Sales Manager), and Syed Aetizaz ul Hassan Gillani (Regional Channel Manager) represented Meezan Bank. While, the LBS was represented by Dr. Rabia Raoof (Dean, Lahore Business School), Dr. Osama Naseem (HoD, Lahore Business School), Mr. Moazam Rauf (Head, Career Management Cell), Mr. Salman Azam Jioya (Team lead,
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From the field experience Architecture students tour project sites at Kalar Kahar and Multan
The intended target of the road mapping done during the workshop was policy making, with a focus on parliamentarians, stakeholders, and partners that will play their role in promoting sustainable green energy and growth in Pakistan. The Tara partners, who are already working towards the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and developing a national clean transportation alliance, include the RDPI –Rural Development Policy Institute, the Indus Consortium, the SDPI – Sustainable Development Policy Institute, the PRIED – Policy Research Institute for Equitable Development, the Alternative Law Collective, and many others.
F or the Green and Electric Vehicles Initiative, Dr. Aazir Khan (Director, Integrated Centre of Excellence-IECE), recently represented IECE and the University of Lahore (UOL) at the European Climate Foundation (ECF) Tara during a two-day workshop. This road mapping and scoping workshop were aimed at discussing the sustainability of clean and renewable energies, coal and gas moratoriums, sustainable transport, and financing policies. The event was chaired by Mr. Mushtaq Gaadi (Country Director, Tara ECF, AllPakistan).thesustainability efforts that IECE has generated so far are part of the IECE Electric Vehicles initiative 2020–2025, which is part of the UOL Green Sustainability programs under the auspices of Mr. Awais Raoof (Chairman BoG), and Mr. Nasir Mahmood (Pro-Rector, UOL).
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of several existing HEVs. He further suggested that the usage of HEVs is a viable solution to cut the energy demand of the transport sector in
contain both an Internal Combustion Engine (ICE) and Electric Motors (EM) as prime movers to drive the wheels. In contrast to conventional ICE and battery electric vehicles (BEVs), these vehicles are fuel efficient and reduce the load on national grids”. He also discussed different operating modes of HEVs, merits, and demerits based on the level of hybridization and drivetrain structures
In addition, Dr. Aazir Khan (Director, IECE), as a representative of IECE, was recently invited to a workshop by Prof. Dr. Amin U. Khan (Professor, Government College University, Director of Pakistan Botanic Gardens). The workshop was based on environmental policy evaluation with an emphasis on scoping and evaluation of the National Electric Vehicles Policy of Pakistan (NEVP 2019), currently being carried out by IECE with the European Climate Foundation-TARA.
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Dr. Aazir Khan represents UOL at the European Climate Foundation workshop
While highlighting the aspects of Hybrid Electric Vehicles (HEVs), Dr. Yazdan stated, “these vehicles
Recently, the Integrated Engineering Center of Excellence (IECE) under the supervision of Mr. Nasir Mahmood (Pro-Rector, Academics) hosted Mr. Nadeem Dar (Project Manager, Nokia and Imperial College) for a two-day technical workshop at the University of Lahore (UOL). This workshop was part of UOL’s efforts to participate in green sustainable technology development. During the workshop, commercial development and simulation of technologies, including electric power units and battery management systems, were discussed. The second day's discussion was on the development of
seminar, a case study of the Toyota Prius hybrid vehicle was also presented with its detailed architecture and performance details.
Current car trends Electrical Engineering, IEEE conduct discussion on Hybrid Electric Vehicles
Mr. Nasir and Dr. Aazir along with other key personalities
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assessment testing and standardization methodologies for commercial technology development for both university-built projects and ventures with commercial partners. Moreover, the testing equipment was assessed and efforts were made to develop testing regimes for on-road electric vehicles.
Dr. Aazir Khan during the workshop
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The Electrical Engineering Department (EE) in collaboration with the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), at the University of Lahore (UOL) Student Branch organized a 0.5 CPD Credit Point based seminar on "Hybrid Electric Vehicles (Existing Vehicles and Recent Trends)" on April 8, 2022 at UOL Defence
IECE is already leading the technology, policy, and ecosystem development and promotion of electrical vehicles in Pakistan, and now it will become a part of the discussion group presenting to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in the coming days.
Engr. Ghulam Abbas (Head and Associate Professor, EE) attended the event as the chief guest. As a keynote speaker, Dr. Tanveer Yazdan (Assistant Professor, EE) provided insights into hybrid electric vehicles.
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Dr. Rabia Akhtar (Director, Center for Security, Strategy and Policy Research (CSSPR), University of Lahore) recently delivered a talk at the School of Infantry and Tactics (SI&T), Quetta, titled “The Importance of Research and Scholarship for War Practitioners”. The presentation touched on a gamut of issues that could affect the outcome, nature, and conduct of actions at the tactical level. Dr. Akhtar, surveying how the nature and conduct of the war have changed, argued
She stated that, with jointness in thought and conduct becoming indispensable, Pakistani officers of all ranks must carefully study India's nuclear posture, its drift towards religious fanaticism, and the induction of emerging technologies in tandem. This, she said, will largely go on to determine the country's threat spectrum going forward.
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She asked the officers to think about how India could use emerging technologies to shape battlefield outcomes to its advantage. Pakistan, she argued, must therefore take the technology factor into account. She laid emphasis on this point because, with the advent of disruptive technologies, the adversary has more options to hurt Pakistan in the strategic domain by employing tactical methods. Dr. Akhtar said that the adversary would find it opportune to achieve cross-domain coercion,
on “learning and practicing and SPSS” as an instructor which was attended by both graduate and undergraduate students of Economics. The workshop aimed at exposing the students to the commonly used softwares in testing the theories taught in accentuated the application of softwares particularly SPSS and Stata on the economics related data to match the gap between the theory and real-world evidence.
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Aribah Aslam (Assistant Professor, Department of Economics) presented a research paper titled “Why Corruption matters the most: Understanding causes and effects on crime" at the PEPRI's 1st International Conference held at Abdul Wali Khan University at Mardan on March 28-29, 2022. The paper was co-authored by Dr. Ghulam Ghouse (Assistant Professor, Department of Economics). The paper highlighted the difference between corruption and crime, and how both are interlinked. She stressed that developing countries with weak institutional structures like Pakistan are stuck in a vicious circle of corruption and crime. She further stressed that there is a strong need to develop an institutional framework focused on inclusive economic and political institutions to embrace sustainable inclusive growth.
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Ghulam Ghouse (Assistant Professor, Department of Economics) a Ph.D. in Econometrics from the Pakistan Institute of Development Economics (PIDE) recently addressed a webinar at ALMA University (Formerly IBT) in Karachi and conducted a workshop at Govt. Islamia Graduate College Kasur.
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that it is imperative for young officers to not only think as tacticians but also as strategists. This, she stressed, is critical because tactical actions now go on to have strategic effects. Further, she said that, with set-piece battles becoming rather obsolete and disruptive technologies coming to the fore, officers have to be trained in managing complex battlefield environments. She argued that junior commanders will have to take real-time decisions, motivate their men to perform sophisticated battlefield maneuvers, and commit to fighting in
She said, “As future commanders of big formations, young officers have to have a scholarly flair, primarily because going forward they will have to deal with data, fake and genuine alike. Also, scholarly contributions from officers and combatants would help Pakistan produce original knowledge on these all-important issues”.
Dr. Ghouse during his talk
Dr. Yasin also presented two more papers, titled “Wavelet Coherence Approaches, Revisiting the Role of Financial Development and Trade Openness: Further Evidence from 65 Developed Countries” and “Does agriculture, forests, and energy consumption foster the carbon emission and ecological footprint? Fresh Evidence from BRICS”. His study embraced the rising concerns about the earnestness of issues like climate change and the importance of research into the social and behavioral aspects of environmental issues more than ever before. The above three research papers will aid academics and policymakers in their efforts to mitigate anthropogenic climate change. The audience showed their involvement zealously and, in the end, there was a productive questionanswer session.
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He exclaimed that it was a matter of great pleasure to teach students at the college level because many students at that level are not given acquaintance with the software used in Economics, which is an important aspect of modern university education. He also introduced students to the data analysis courses being offered at UOL and the latest curricula designed by the Department of Economics.
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simply because attribution would be difficult. Therefore, she stressed the need for young officers to conduct research on the implications of emerging technologies on the nature and conduct of war at all levels up to the strategic one.
Dr. Akhtar during her address Participants during the session
Dr. Akthar ended her talk by surveying some of the gravest challenges to strategic stability on the Subcontinent, arguing that, in order to meet them, Pakistan must focus on making strategic investments in improving its economy. She said only a strong economy could guarantee a robust defence of the country.
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Dr. Iftikhar Yasin (Assistant Professor, Department of Economics) presented on: “Decomposition Analysis of Environmental Impacts of Trade in
Later, Dr. Ghouse conducted a workshop
Dr. Ghouse addressed a large number of economists at the webinar on “understanding of spurious regression”. He elaborated on the historical background and the importance of spurious regression in economics and statistical literature. He stressed that many researchers are unaware of the data problems, which can be a cause of “nonsense” associations and elaborated on the common mistakes that are often ignored by economists while developing an econometric model.
Pakistan: Evidence from ARDL, GMM, and Wavelet Coherence Approaches,” which was co-authored with Dr. Aslam. The article highlighted the growing concerns about the environment and how it affects the economic growth in developed countries.
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The achievement was attributed to the article’s novelty, comprehensiveness, and its role as a foundation for many other recent research studies in the field of Software Engineering.
The participants discussed a range of issues from the role of architecture studios as research labs to the role of digital architecture as a tool to develop and explore the future in the Duringmetaverse.theevent, renowned speakers such as Mr. Umair Zia (Assistant professor) from National College of Arts (NCA), Ms. Numera Anwar from Indus Valley School of Architecture, Karachi, Dr. Antonis
On this accomplishment, Prof. Dr. Ibrar Hussain (Dean Faculty of Information Technology, Engineering and Technology, and Head of Software Engineering) congratulated Dr. Mahmood and said that his achievement is a source of pride, specifically for the Software Engineering Department and generally for
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Dr. Yasir Mahmood’s article receives the highest citation in a US-based software journal
The event was organized in collaboration with the Pakistan Council of Architects and Town Planners (PCATP) and the Institute of Architects Pakistan (IAP) at the University of Engineering and Technology (UET).
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ecently, the School of Architecture (SOA)’s faculty members and students participated in a three-day international workshop entitled "Architecture Design Education in the Digital Era: Architecture Schools as Design Research Laboratories".
Teachers and students, heads of schools, and senior architects from the industry joined heads to study digital technologies such as Rhino and Grasshopper, which further enhanced participants' expertise in creating and presenting projects in a two-day period. Among the nine participating universities, the SOA team won two prizes for the best project and presentation, which featured UET, NCA, Punjab University, UMT, BNU, and others. The event was commended for bridging the gap between academia and practice as stakeholders from various universities shared one platform on common issues.
With only 35% of the built-up area and the rest planned as thick foliage of local trees, Penta Square is a tremendous architectural landmark marvel. Designed by prominent Pakistan-based architectural firm "Al Imam Enterprises Pvt. Ltd.". It is a perfect experience to witness the integration of architectural planning and the state-of-the-art latest construction and engineering technologies available to date, fully conversant with concepts of energy conservation, water recycling, and rainwater harvesting.
The faculty of the School of Architecture (SOA), the University of Lahore (UOL), including Ms. Madeeha Altaf (Assistant Professor) and Ms. Sara Tahir (Assistant Professor), actively participated in the tour to Penta Square, DHA, Lahore, a project comprising of five high-rise building blocks in one multipurpose complex. The visit was arranged on April 2, 2022, majorly due to the efforts of the Institute of Architects Pakistan, Lahore Chapter During(IAP-LC).the visit, Mr. Ahmad Mukhtar (Chief Architect and CEO of Al-Imam Enterprise (Pvt. Ltd.) gave a presentation on the salient features of the projects, with a guided tour of the "Energy Center" (a state-ofthe-art central MEP control center and district-based
Faculty members during Penta Square visit
Yasir Mahmood (Assistant Professor, Software Engineering Department) authored a research article entitled "A Systematic Review of Studies on Use Case Points and Expert-Based Estimation of Software Development Effort," which was recently recognized as a top-cited article of 2020–2021 in the Journal of Software: Evolution and Process by John Wiley & Sons.
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Papamonolis from the University of Patras, Greece, Dr. Ian Owen from the University of Hertfordshire, London and Ms. Quratulain Asghar from UET and professionals from Offices such as Imtiaz Ali Associates presented their works and discussed views and approaches towards the subject matter.
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utility area), followed by a walk around the complex to explore the integration of different functions into one complex, and continued further for a visit to "Tower A", the 225 feet and 19 levels, the tallest tower of the complex, with a briefing on its architectural planning and engineering aspects at a micro level.
Talking to The Spectacle, Dr. Mahmood overwhelmingly stated, "I received an email from John Wiley & Sons on March 31, 2022, informing me that my work published in the Journal of Software: Evolution and Process was among the top cited publications and had an instant influence on the research community".
the UOL. While expressing his gratitude, Dr. Mahmood said, "I am grateful to the University for providing me with all the research facilities and opportunities that I needed to conduct this Johnresearch."Wiley is a worldwide publishing firm based in the United States, founded in 1807, that specializes in academic publishing and instructional materials. The Journal of Software: Evolution and Process, founded in 1989, is a peerreviewed scholarly journal by John Wiley & Sons that covers all areas of software development and evolution.
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TIDBITS PoetryPoetry 1. “I leave behind me two things, The Quran and My Sunnah and if you follow these you will never go astray.” 2. “Do not wish to be like anyone except in two cases. The first is a person whom Allah has given wealth & he spends it righteously; (the second is) the one whom Allah has given wisdom (the Holy Quran) and he acts according to it and teaches it to others.” 3. “Feed the hungry, visit the sick, set free captives.” 4. “There will come a time when holding on to your Deen will be like holding on to hot Coals” 5. “When two persons are together, two of them must not whisper to each other without letting the third hear because it would hurt him.” PAGE 30 May-June 2022 Thirty-Second Edition spectacle.uol.edu.pk
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