Recent studies in various fields have demonstrated that C24 fullerene has become increasingly relevant to many nano topics; as a carbon-based material, it is considered to be a promising option for future developments in nanotechnology, for both civil and military/defense applications, and has also demonstrated its potential in areas such as superconductivity and transport properties- which highlights its potential application in nanoelectronics.

  In collaboration with the National School of Architecture at the University of Carthage/Tunisia, the Authority of Heritage Experts in the Arab World organised the International Conference for the Protection and Preservation of the Heritage of the Arab World in Tunisia/Hammamet on April 28 and 29. The Faculty of Architecture at Damascus University took part in this event. The participating researchers addressed a number of issues pertaining to heritage site management, preservation and protection plans, and UNESCO's List of World Heritage in Danger.

 Restorative dentistry plays a crucial role in the practice of dentistry, necessitating professionals to keep up with the latest developments in the field. Technological advances have made “online learning” a widely used method of delivering education in dentistry, providing learners with wide-ranging information with great flexibility.

 Water is the source of life, so preserving it from various pollutants is very important, especially oil pollutants as these expose societies to many environmental problems and economic losses as well as harming human health alike.

The third International Conference on Medical Engineering, held at Damascus University under the theme "Medical Engineering and its Role in the Development of Health Care", witnessed wide participation from Arab and foreign countries.

 The Faculty of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering at Damascus University concluded the Third International Conference on Biomedical Engineering, which was held on the 28-30^th of April 2024 under the title “Medical Engineering and Health Care” hosting 17 Arab and foreign countries.

 Researchers and postgraduate students have participated in the Third International Conference on Biomedical Engineering at Damascus University with their research and scientific projects on the conference themes: biomechanics, medical radiology, medical imaging, applications of artificial intelligence in medicine and medical diagnosis, and control and robotics in the field of biomedical engineering and audiology.

The Faculty of Health Sciences at Damascus University organized a training workshop entitled “Enhancing the principles of scientific research from implementing the graduation project to external publication,” directed to fourth-year students in the Faculty from all specializations, and presented by a group of students from the Faculty of Medicine who are distinguished researchers in external publication.

 The third day of the International Conference on Medical Engineering currently held at Damascus University had a series of lectures focused on modern technologies in dentistry and the role of medical and digital engineering in this field.

The scientific sessions of the second day of the Biomedical Engineering Conference at Damascus University's auditorium began with four sessions on biomechanics, including ten lectures and a workshop.