Dr. Samar showcased the incredible heights our graduates can reach, blending – Clinical Nutritionist expertise with a visionary entrepreneurial spirit. As the Founder of NutriGlow Clinic and a prominent Clinical Nutritionist, she shared her journey toward becoming a leading specialist in non-surgical body contouring. She provided our students with a specialized session on The Art of Body Contouring: Mastering the latest non-surgical techniques to achieve transformative results.

A Legacy of Success
At Pharmacy MSA, we take great pride in our alumni who return to mentor and empower the next generation. Her success stands as a testament to the limitless potential of our graduates.

The students was honored by an inspiring talk from Prof. Dr. Yehia Gad, Head of the Ancient DNA Lab at NMEC and former Scientific Committee Head of the Egyptian Genome Project. Prof. Gad detailed the critical role these confidential labs play in the Egyptian Genome Project, explaining how mapping our genetic blueprint is revolutionizing personalized medicine and national healthcare. The Students toured the high-tech DNA laboratories, witnessing the advanced state-of-the-Art facilities used to decode ancient and modern genetic material.

​This experience bridged the gap between classroom and world-class research experts, inspiring our students to lead the next wave of pharmaceutical innovation.

The event highlighted the critical role of proper hand hygiene practices in preventing the spread of infections and promoting patient safety within healthcare settings and the community. Through an informative and interactive session, Dr. Ahmed Askar discussed effective handwashing techniques, infection prevention measures, and the importance of infection control compliance in healthcare institutions.

The event witnessed active attendance and engagement from pharmacy students, laboratory technicians from different disciplines including dentistry, housekeeping staff, and students from various academic backgrounds, reflecting a collective commitment toward promoting a safer and healthier environment across the university community.

The Faculty of Pharmacy extends its sincere appreciation to Dr. Ahmed Askar and all attendees for their valuable participation in supporting awareness initiatives that align with public health priorities and international infection control standards.

The program featured two distinguished speakers: Dr. Reem Hasan Obaydo from Ebla Private University, Syria, an award-winning researcher recognized by OWSD-Elsevier Foundation and L’Oréal-UNESCO For Women in Science, and Dr. Mary Fared, senior forensic chemist at the Egyptian Forensic Medicine Authority and teaching assistant at MSA University.

Our students showcased impressive posters, maquettes, and e-posters on sustainable analytical approaches. The event honored laboratory staff and celebrated faculty members who achieved academic milestones including master’s degrees and promotions. Attendees engaged in enriching discussions on AI-driven solutions and future trends in green analytical chemistry.

This informative visit offered students a comprehensive look at the modern technologies used in the production of solid and semi-solid dosage forms, including tablets, capsules, suppositories, as well as an overview of the packaging and printing departments.

During the visit, students were able to follow the different stages of the manufacturing process, while also gaining important insights into quality control measures and Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) standards applied within the industry.

Overall, the experience provided an excellent opportunity to bridge theoretical knowledge with real-world pharmaceutical practices, encouraging students to further explore their future roles in the dynamic field of pharmaceutical sciences.

The Scientific Day featured a distinguished hybrid lineup of experts, including international contributions from Mohamed Samir (UK) and Afaf Abdelrahim (USA), alongside in-person sessions delivered by MSA’s talented young academics: Mai Amer, Arwa Selim, and Kareem Talaat.

The sessions explored cutting-edge topics including machine learning in biological data analysis, metagenomic approaches in human health, and modular engineering for next-generation biopharmaceuticals, reflecting the rapid evolution of microbiological sciences in the era of bioinformatics.

A key highlight of the event was a special recognition ceremony celebrating high-achieving students in microbiology courses (Fall 2025 semester), honoring their academic excellence and dedication to scientific growth. This celebration reflects the Faculty’s ongoing commitment to nurturing the next generation of scientists and researchers.

The Faculty extends its gratitude to all distinguished speakers, faculty members, and attendees for contributing to the success of this impactful scientific day, which reinforces the university’s vision of advancing science, innovation, and academic excellence.

Key Highlights:

• Egypt’s strategic direction toward self-sufficiency through local manufacturing and plasma fractionation.
• The critical role of plasma-derived therapies in managing chronic, critical, and rare diseases.
• Clinical applications of immunoglobulins, albumin, and clotting factors.
• The plasma journey from donation to therapy, ensuring the highest standards of safety, quality, and efficacy.

The lecture concluded by underscoring the expanding role of plasma-based therapies in modern medicine and the importance of advancing sustainable access to these life-saving treatments.