KARAK, Nov. 15 (Petra) – Mutah University, represented by its Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation in cooperation with Zain Innovation Campus (ZINC), participated in the NASA International Space Apps Challenge 2026 over Friday and Saturday, joining hundreds of concurrent events hosted worldwide for innovators, students, and science and technology enthusiasts.
Student Ahmad Sarayrah led a team of Mutah University students in developing projects addressing real-world challenges set by NASA. The team utilized open-source space agency data to devise practical solutions across space exploration, Earth sciences, environmental sustainability, and technology.
The center’s director reviewed the hackathon's progress and listened to student presentations detailing their selected challenges, use of scientific datasets and modern technologies, and initial prototypes.
Submitted projects will now undergo formal judging based on organizer criteria to evaluate problem-solving relevance, innovation, feasibility, and practical application, with top-performing concepts eligible for global nomination.
Mutah University’s participation reflects ongoing efforts by its Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation to broaden student engagement in international competitions, strengthen applied research and technical skills, and elevate the university’s standing in the regional innovation landscape.
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