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Wednesday, March 6, 2024
Defense of a Master’s Thesis by Ayser To’mi in the Data Science and Business Analytics Program

Researcher Ayser Maysara To’mi, a student in the Master’s program in Data Science and Business Analytics, has defended his thesis titled: “A Machine Learning-Based Analysis of the Impact of University Specialization on the Unemployment Rate.”

This research presented two models for classifying data on graduates in general, and data on some specializations in particular, by employment status (employed, unemployed). This was through applying machine learning algorithms to data from the Labor Force Survey carried out by the Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics.

The researcher created a classification model using five different algorithms - Random Forest, DT, XGBoost, KNN, and AdaBoost for graduate data in general, and three algorithms were applied to classify the data according to university specialization.

Monday, March 4, 2024
Defense of a Master’s Thesis by Fouad Rasheed in the International Law and Diplomacy Program

Researcher Fouad Mamoun Rasheed, a student in the Master’s program in International Law and Diplomacy, has defended his thesis titled: “The Role of Informal Factors in Strengthening Palestinian Diplomacy: Public Diplomacy (1993-2023).”

The study aimed to identify the role of informal factors in strengthening Palestinian diplomacy: public diplomacy between 1993 and 2023. The researcher sought to analyze how unofficial parties interacted with the Palestinian government and how this cooperation contributed to strengthening Palestinian diplomatic efforts.

Sunday, March 3, 2024
Defense of a Master’s Thesis on the Effect of Honey on Breast Cancer Cells at the Arab American University

Researcher Hadeel Habis Hamarsheh, a student of Cellular and Molecular Bio Sciences at the Faculty of Graduate Studies at the Arab American University, has defended her thesis titled “The Effect of Honey Samples on Breast Cancer Cells.”

In her thesis, the researcher touched on the effect of honey samples depending on the type of blossoms. There were some effects on cell growth in the laboratory. Thus, these samples reduced cancer cell growth, inflammation, and oxidation, in addition to limiting the spread of cancer cells.

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