Scival SDGs Analysis
Relevant Research Projects
Comparative Study between Fava Bean, Physical, and Chemical Activated Carbon Prepared from Fava Bean for Methyl Orange Removal
Abstract: M. orange is one of the anionic azo-dyes that was used in different industries such as textile, paints, and food processing. Discharging of these industries effluents into water ways causes an adverse effect onto environment, ecosystems, and human health. Therefore, this study is focused
Comparison of Various Adsorbents such as Algae, Bi-raw Algae and Bi- H3PO4 Algae towards Achieving High Removal Efficiency of Hexavalent Chromium Removal
Abstract: Hexavalent chromium is the most toxic form of chromium compounds and it is applied in various textile, tanning and paints industries. Contamination of water with hexavalent chromium destroys the ecosystem in addition to its carcinogenic effect on human health. Therefore, hexavalent
Banana Leaves-based Bio-composite as Thermal Insulators
Abstract: Thermal insulators are natural/synthetic materials with low thermal conductivity. They find wide applications in industrial applications and recently in residential buildings to decrease the heat loss from a system and increase its energy utilization potential. Most of the used materials
Industry/Government Partnerships and International Initiatives
Research/Industry Centers Planned
Establishment of Vocational Education Center for Climate Changes Mitigation Practices
Establishment of Vocational Education Center for climate changes mitigation practices that provides: Customized training for different industrial and organizational clients. General soft skills courses for technicians. Tailored technical and specialized courses for technicians based on their fields
Research Publications
Research and development of technology are essential for achieving the sustainability goals. Research collaboration and interdisciplinary research are also highly relevant and necessary for progress in sustainability as they serve as incubators of new ideas, inventions and solutions to the many global challenges we face.
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