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Apitourism: A Journey of Wellness, Sustainability, and Beekeeping Heritage


Author: Khawla Mohamed Alyammahi
18-10-2024

Apitourism is an innovative form of tourism where beekeeping, wellness, and travel come together to create a unique, sustainable, and enriching experience for travelers. This type of tourism focuses on human-centered travel design, where the well-being, health, and needs of people are paramount, while simultaneously raising awareness about the crucial role bees play in nature and food production....

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Lactate Testing: A Vital Indicator of Oxygen Imbalance and Metabolic Stress


Author: Muhammed Namseed Padinhar Ismail
17-10-2024

Lactic acid, an intermediary in carbohydrate metabolism, is predominantly derived from skeletal muscle and erythrocytes. The blood lactate concentration depends on the rate of production in these tissues and the rate of metabolism in the liver. Lactic acidosis occurs in 2 clinical settings: Type A (hypoxic), associated with decreased tissue oxygenation, such as shock, hypovolemia, and pulmonary...

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Eco-Friendly Soil Rejuvenation: Enhancing Arid Agriculture with Biochar Innovations at Fujairah Research Centre


Author: Dr.Francois Mitterand Tsombou
15-10-2024

Soil is considered the main substrate for plant growth, playing a fundamental role in determining the quality and health of crops. In arid and semi-arid regions, which are characterized by limited water availability and low nutrient content, maintaining soil fertility is a significant challenge. These regions, often plagued by drought and poor soil structure, face additional risks from climate cha...

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Enhancing Artificial Reefs with Kelp: A Blueprint for Marine Restoration.


Author: Engr. Sabhah Ali Obaid Alhmoudi
14-10-2024

In Fujairah city, our artificial oyster reef has already been contributing to marine biodiversity and coastal protection, but we’re now entering an exciting new phase by adding kelp to the reef. Integrating kelp into the existing structure will create a more diverse and resilient ecosystem, supporting a wider range of marine species, including fish, crabs, and small invertebrates, that will benefi...

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Understanding Soil Erosion in Fujairah City: A Comprehensive Study Using GIS and RUSLE Models


Author: Simon Zerisney
10-10-2024

Soil erosion stands as a natural yet pressing environmental challenge that threatens the sustainability of land, ecosystems, and infrastructure across the globe. In Fujairah City, a region renowned for its arid climate and intricate wadi systems, this issue is particularly pertinent. The rising frequency of extreme rainfall events, flash floods, and shifting climatic patterns have significantly ac...

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The Date Palm in the UAE: A Symbol of Heritage and Sustainability


Author: Reem Alraeesi
09-10-2024

The date palm (Phoenix dactylifera) holds a special place in the UAE, representing both cultural heritage and sustainability. Deeply rooted in the region's history, it has provided sustenance, shelter, and economic value for generations. Today, the significance of the date palm continues, but with a modern twist—research is actively improving cultivation practices, enhancing sustainability, and pr...

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Enhancing Urban Air Quality Monitoring with eNose Sensors: Insights from Fujairah Research Centre


Author: Dr.Shaher Bano
08-10-2024

In recent years, urban air quality has become a pressing concern worldwide due to the detrimental effects of non-methane hydrocarbons (NMHCs) on public health and the environment. NMHCs, which encompass a diverse range of volatile organic compounds, play a critical role in the formation of ground-level ozone and secondary organic aerosols. These pollutants are known to exacerbate respiratory issue...

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Significance of Camels in UAE: A Legacy of Resilience and Heritage


Author: Dr.Nabil Abdel Hamid Mansour
07-10-2024

Camels have been an essential part of life in the Arabian Gulf for centuries, representing resilience, adaptability, and cultural heritage. Known as the "Ships of the Desert," camels were crucial for survival in one of the world’s harshest environments. Their ability to withstand extreme heat and endure long periods without water made them invaluable companions, providing transportation across the...

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AI Identification of Seashells in Fujairah City


Author: Engr. Sabhah Ali Obaid Alhmoudi
04-10-2024

Seashells play a key role in understanding marine ecosystems, but traditional identification methods are slow. Researchers in Fujairah are using AI to speed up and improve accuracy in seashells identification. Fujairah, located along the Gulf of Oman, is home to diverse marine life. Researchers collected over 135 seashells species to better understand this rich biodiversity. Manual identificatio...

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Trypanosoma evansi in Camels: Understanding the Threat of Surra


Author: Muhammed Namseed
03-10-2024

Camel herding is an essential part of life for many communities, providing transportation, milk, Camel racing and meat. However, camels, like all livestock, are susceptible to a variety of diseases, one of the most significant being Trypanosoma evansi infection, also known as Surra. This parasitic disease poses a substantial threat to camel populations, especially in regions of Africa, Asia, and...

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