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AI-Innovations in Pharamcy
AI-Innovations in Physical Therapy
The Faculty of Computing at UBAS successfully organized an insightful session on “AI Innovation in Physical Therapy,” exploring the growing role of Artificial Intelligence in transforming rehabilitation and patient care. The session highlighted how AI-powered technologies are contributing to personalized treatment plans, movement analysis, injury rehabilitation, patient monitoring, and improved healthcare outcomes. A step forward
Bridging Bytes and Biotechnology
The Faculty of Computing and the Faculty of Allied Health Sciences at UBAS came together for an insightful event, “Bridging Bytes and Biotechnology,” exploring the powerful intersection of computing and biological sciences. The session highlighted how emerging technologies, data science, artificial intelligence, and computational tools are transforming biotechnology and driving innovation in healthcare and scientific
Cardiovascular Risk Assessment
Faculty of Rehabilitation Sciences organized a Cardiovascular Risk Assessment initiative for their faculty and staff, emphasizing the importance of preventive healthcare and early identification of potential cardiovascular risk factors. The activity provided an opportunity for participants to gain valuable insights into their cardiovascular health and encouraged greater awareness about adopting a healthy lifestyle and prioritizing
Collaborative Meeting on Digital Health Innovation
Deans’ Committee Meeting
Independence Day Celebrations
HESP 2026
Where knowledge meets innovation, and ideas shape the future. University of Biological & Applied Sciences (UBAS) proudly participated in the Health & Education Summit 2026, engaging with distinguished leaders and contributing to meaningful conversations around healthcare, education, science, and innovation. Shaping the future of Health, Science & Technology
House Officers Interviews
The Faculty of Rehabilitation Sciences at UBAS successfully organized interviews for House Officer positions, providing an opportunity to engage with aspiring rehabilitation professionals and assess their clinical knowledge, skills, and potential. The initiative reflects the Faculty’s commitment to building a strong, skilled, and dedicated healthcare workforce while fostering excellence in rehabilitation sciences.
