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Because ai shapes everything around us, Qatar It doubles the key role of the core science field. The Star of Science– Makes a universal impact to create local innovation.
Doha, Qatar, September 15th, 2025 / prnewswire/ – Migration Qatar And in the Arab world, competition to utilize artificial intelligence is intensifying. Government, university and startup incubators are aligned to transform the region into an AI hub. However, amid this momentum, the main voices of science and technology are spurring a return to the basics – especially as research. MIT's Students who rely on ChatGPT demonstrate the lowest brain involvement and consistently show lower performance compared to peers who do not use search engines or tools.
This vision is embodied The Star of Scienceit's now 17 seasons. The edutainment show captures the innovation journey of young Arab innovators who transform their ideas into real-world solutions rooted in scientific principles. Far from treating AI as a buzzword, the program highlights the importance of ground breakthroughs in tested data experiments, already generating innovations with 14 AI-powered innovations.
“AI applies science at its core,” the professor said. fouad mradone of the longest serving ju umpires and their scientific advisors. “What I learned two years ago may already be outdated. But the basics are with you.”
This belief is well woven into Qatar A broader agenda for building a diverse, knowledge-based economy. Under Qatar National Vision 2030, the country continues to invest in scientific research and science, technology, engineering, mathematics and medicine (STEMM) education at all levels. The launch of “Fanar,” the Arabic Generation AI platform by Hamad bin Khalifa University, will enable Arabic-speaking innovators to apply AI in a science- and context-based way.
Even at the global stage, this view is entrenched. Demis Hassabis, CEO of Google Deepmind and 2024 Nobel Prize winner, recently highlighted that success in AI still depends on mastering basic fields such as mathematics, physics and biology. His reasoning is simple. AI is a powerful amplifier of knowledge and is not a replacement.
This approach already shapes the work The Star of Science Alumni who demonstrates that AI can transform entire fields when combined with scientific principles.
Doctor Ahmad NaveerKuwait finalists of Season 9 created “Cleans,” a self-cleaning Laparoscope that addresses long-standing challenges with minimally invasive surgery: lens occlusion. The device uses predictive AI trained with surgical data to detect when fog and liquids will impair vision, and may trigger a cleaning mechanism before the view is impaired.
Rather than reinventing the solution, Nabeel's innovation is based on proven medical practices enhanced through AI. Today he leads Gulf Medical Technology. In 2024, his company partnered with Mayo Clinic to further develop and commercialize “Clen.” Through this work, Nabeel illustrates how AI can affect strengthening rather than shortcuts, rather than scientific processes.
This integrity of education, innovation and mentorship is also on the spot. Qatar The broader ecosystem of the foundation. Continued support from Qatar Science & Technology Park (QSTP), the global hub of impactful deep tech, and members of the Qatar Foundation The Star of Science and other startups as part of their mission to create a future where technology and science have a positive impact on humanity and nature. At Web Summit Qatar 2025, QSTP launched programs like The Shell.ai Futures Pitch to support AI-focused sustainability ventures, strengthening the country's commitment to innovations associated with science.
Going forward, Mrad believes future success in AI across the Arab world will be defined by those who use scientific foundations as their starting point.
“The most influential ideas we see are those that combine AI with deep domain knowledge,” he said. “We hope that in the coming season there will be more projects that will not only use AI, but also enhance it through science.”
By celebrating innovators who invest in education, build AI tools, and use AI responsibly. Qatar It helps not only respond to global change, but also define it.
Following the competitor's journey as they build impactful AI The Star of ScienceFind out more about the latest broadcasts on Starsofscience.com.
About The Star of Science:
Through 17 years of success, The Star of Science – Qatar Foundation (QF)'s edutainment TV initiative – Leveraging its position as the best innovation show in the Arab world, it has enabled Arab innovators to successfully create innovative ideas and strengthen the culture of innovation among young Arabs. In a sustainable journey that began in 2009, the show aims to help young Arab innovators develop technical solutions for their communities, improve people's well-being, provide economic opportunities for local citizens, and promote sustainable development.
Over 12 weeks, competitors will experimentally develop solutions in the field of shared innovation, competing with time with mentorship and support for a team of experienced engineers and product developers.
The ju apprentice panel will evaluate and select more promising innovators and their projects weekly in several prototyping and testing rounds until the three finalists compete to win the grand prize. Jury deliberations and online voting from the public will determine the rankings of the two top winners.
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