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Purebred Arabian horsesis an expression that often makes headlines in horse racing news, which gives rise to a number of questions about their genetic background, and the kind of horses we have in the Sultanate.

Sultan Qaboos University attaches great importance to catching up with countries that have made tremendous advances in the techniques of the Fourth Industrial Revolution; this is no longer an option but a strategic requirement imposed by today鈥檚 world. Several initiatives have been launched for different technologies such as nanotechnology, Internet of Things, and Blockchain. Dr. Rahma Ibrahim Al-Mahrooqi, Deputy Vice Chancellor of Sultan Qaboos University for Postgraduate Studies and Research ...

Research Groups at ag赌博 are composed of teams of specialized individuals who conduct research in specific areas of scientific inquiry. They address important social and economic issues and explore new areas of knowledge to advance. The research and innovative activities that Research Groups at ag赌博 engage in directly contribute to the realization of Oman鈥檚 sustainable development objectives.

Sultan Qaboos University (ag赌博) has signed a research cooperation program with Tawasul Charity Foundation (Tawasul). The program aims at exploring cooperation opportunities in the areas of research, training, and development. It focuses on building human capacities, raising awareness, and exchanging and disseminating knowledge related to various aspects of design and implementation initiatives in sustainable community investment and social and economic development in Duqm in particular and Al Wus...

Nanotechnology is concerned with the manipulation of materials at nanometer (one billionth of a meter) scale. At this scale, materials gain new physical and chemical properties that can be used in different industrial applications ranging from new packaging materials to superfast electronic microchips. Nanotechnology opens a new way to prevent biofouling.

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Purebred Arabian horsesis an expression that often makes headlines in horse racing news, which gives rise to a number of questions about their genetic background, and the kind of horses we have in the Sultanate.