Saudi students unveil cutting-edge AI, biomedical and energy projects at ISEF 2026

Saudi students unveil cutting-edge AI, biomedical and energy projects at ISEF 2026 Saudi students unveil cutting-edge AI, biomedical and energy projects at ISEF 2026

PHOENIX, ARIZONA — The Saudi national science and engineering team’s entries at ISEF 2026 span new scientific fields aligned with national priorities for research, development, and innovation. Head of the Saudi delegation, Anas Al-Hunaihin, at the 2026 Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair, stated that this year’s projects cover, notably, arts-related technologies, alongside biomedical sciences, pharmacology, and medical engineering. **media[2706006]** The delegation also covered fields where Saudi students have previously established a global presence, including energy, materials science, and environmental engineering. Al-Hunaihin explained that the primary gateway for identifying gifted students is the National Olympiad for Scientific Creativity (Ibdaa), a joint initiative of Mawhiba and the Ministry of Education, emphasizing that the Mawhiba ecosystem supports these students through research programs, enrichment initiatives, and intellectual property services. **media[2706007]** With previous projects having transitioned into startups in the Kingdom and Silicon Valley, and former participants returning to mentor the next generation of innovators, Al-Hunaini noted the program’s sustainability.

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