The Department of Chemical Engineering at the University of Technology holds a joint scientific symposium with the College of Petroleum Operations Engineering at Tikrit University on the production of sustainable carbon

Within the framework of scientific communication witnessed by the University of Technology with reputable local academic institutions. Under the patronage of the President of the University of Technology, Prof. Dr. Ahmed Mohammed Hassan Al-Ghaban, and under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Khaled Ajami Sakr, Head of the Department of Chemical Engineering, the Technology Incubator and Ecosystem Unit in the Department of Chemical Engineering held a joint symposium with the College of Petroleum Operations Engineering at Tikrit University entitled (Production of sustainable carbon supported by magnetized iron and its use in purifying polluted water). In the presence of the Advisor to the Parliamentary Energy Committee, Dr. Ahmed Yassin, and the Assistant Dean of the College of Petroleum Operations Engineering, Assistant Professor Dr. Omar Yassin Dayea, and a group of college professors. The symposium included scientific lectures given by (Assistant Professor Adnan Ibrahim Ahmed) (Assistant Professor Safa Khalaf Attia) from the College of Petroleum Operations Engineering – Tikrit University. The symposium aimed to exchange experiences and scientific research on how to convert solid waste containing iron into materials that can be used sustainably, as the latest technologies in the field of waste treatment using magnetic carbon and its role in reducing environmental impacts were discussed. The symposium also highlighted the possibility of using these technologies in treating industrial waste and reducing environmental pollution. In this regard, the Head of the Department of Chemical Engineering, Prof. Dr. Khaled Ajami Sakr, stressed during the symposium the importance of preserving the environment, pointing out the importance of enhancing sustainable development, protecting the environment and protecting the health of society, as the government program of the state and the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research were keen to pay great attention to the environment and sustainable development. On the other hand, the University of Technology has adopted the slogan of a sustainable green technological university in all aspects of its scientific and administrative programs and curricula. The scientific symposium session was chaired by Dr. Buthaina Ali Abdul, Director of the Technology Incubator and Ecosystem Unit in the department, and Dr. Khadija Najah as its rapporteur. At the end of the symposium, the guest delegation and the lecturers were honored by the Head of Chemical Engineering in appreciation of their efforts. In addition to honoring the emerging companies that were established by the unit in the Chemical Engineering Department, represented by the company (P.R.E.CHEM.ENG CLUB) headed by Assistant Lecturer Dr. Qusay Jaafar Al-Obaidi and his student team, as well as the team of Dar Company (DAR COMPAN) consisting of (Assistant Professor Dina Saadoun, Assistant Professor Ahmed Zamel, Assistant Professor Chemist Ruwa Alaa, Assistant Professor Taqi Jalal, and Assistant Professor Khadija Najah) for their distinguished participation in the activities of the Entrepreneurship Week and the National Industries Exhibition held at the University of Technology.