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Dammam Valley in partnership with other investment partners, and Arcensus GmbH/Germany, announced the establishment of a high-throughput Saudi-German genomic center in Riyadh.
Malak Abed Althagafi is a professor of pathology and molecular genetics, consultant physician-scientist, RDI leader, and entrepreneur. Althagafi is a senior researcher in the Saudi Human Genome Program.
JEDDAH: Just 30 percent of women worldwide work in science, but Saudis are challenging this long-standing trend. Women represent 58 percent of university students in Saudi Arabia, with many studying in science, technology and engineering and furthering their careers with studies overseas. In a report by the Saudi Education Ministry, women outnumbered men in graduating with a bachelor’s in biology, information technology, mathematics, statistics, and physics. Universities and research centers have adopted measures to support the inclusion of female scientists. Ambitious, driven and facing ch...