Under the patronage of the president of the University of Mosul, professor Dr. Wahid Mahmoud Brahimi, and under the supervision and follow-up of the dean of the College of science, professor Dr. Hiyam Adel Ibrahim al-Taie, the rehabilitation, employment and follow-up unit at the College of Science, in cooperation with the Sustainable Development Unit at the university presidency, held an educational workshop entitled “Using artificial intelligence techniques in the preparation of Scientific Reports,” on Monday morning, October 5, 2025 at Ibn Sina Hall in the Department of new and renewable energies.

The workshop was presented by the teacher Dr. Zakaria Abdul Wahed Hamid, as it aimed to train students and researchers to employ artificial intelligence tools in writing graduation papers and Scientific Reports in a professional and effective manner, and in a way that contributes to raising the quality of academic scientific output.

The workshop included a comprehensive introduction to the concept of artificial intelligence and its role in the development of scientific research, mechanisms of employing it in the formulation of research titles, writing chapters, summarizing sources using the Endnote program, and data analysis. The ethics of using artificial intelligence was also emphasized to ensure avoiding plagiarism and maintaining scientific honesty.

The workshop witnessed a practical application aspect, during which the lecturer provided direct training on the use of tools such as ChatGPT, ChatPDF and SciSpace, to enable participants to prepare accurate and integrated scientific reports and research that supports the requirements of modern research.

This workshop comes within the framework of the College of science’s keenness to enhance the skills of its students and researchers in the fields of modern technology, in line with the Sustainable Development Goals in quality education, innovation and research capacity building.

We wish good luck to all participants and organizers of this outstanding scientific event.

Government information and Communication Division

Tuesday, October 7, 2025