Amman, Oct. 4 (Petra) -- The potential of nanotechnology to advance scientific research, industrial development and innovation was the focus of a specialized lecture organized by the Jordanian Society for Scientific Research, Entrepreneurship and Creativity on Saturday evening.
The lecture, titled "Nanotechnology and Its Multiple Applications: A Future Vision," brought together researchers, academics and specialists to examine emerging applications of the technology and prospects for translating scientific research into practical solutions and market-ready products.
Tamara Athmanah, assistant professor at the Nanotechnology Institute at Jordan University of Science and Technology and scientific research and innovation adviser at Manaseer Group, said nanotechnology has growing applications across scientific, industrial and development fields.
She outlined a range of promising applications and highlighted the technology's potential to support innovation and develop advanced solutions to contemporary challenges.
Athmanah stressed the importance of moving research outcomes beyond laboratories by developing technologies and products with practical applications, supported by stronger partnerships between universities, industry and institutions that fund and promote research and innovation.
Participants discussed ways to strengthen the scientific research and innovation ecosystem, including greater support for researchers and projects capable of delivering measurable economic and social impact.
They also emphasized the role of academic and industrial institutions in converting scientific knowledge and research findings into practical solutions, calling for nanotechnology research to be more closely aligned with the needs of industry and national development.
Society President Reda Al-Khawaldeh, who moderated the lecture, said specialized scientific forums help facilitate the exchange of expertise and strengthen connections among researchers, academics and relevant sectors.
He reaffirmed the society's commitment to promoting scientific dialogue and initiatives that support research, entrepreneurship and innovation in Jordan.
//Petra// RZ
