scientific research

The Role of Humans in Scientific Discovery in the Age of LLMs — Beyond Asking: Turning LLMs into Research Collaborators

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B9 R2325

Rather than offering definitive conclusions, this talk seeks to stimulate dialogue, question assumptions, and inspire new forms of collective thinking about the future of scientific research and doctoral training in an AI-driven world.

Publication Ethics and Authorship - Including the Responsible and Ethical Use of AI in Research

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B9 R2325

This talk outlines essential publication ethics and best practices at KAUST, focusing on authorship criteria, researcher responsibilities, dispute resolution, and the ethical use of AI in scholarly writing.

Introduction to Research Ethics and Integrity - Including Issues Around Research Misconduct

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B9 R2325

This talk outlines KAUST's research ethics governance, detailing the submission processes for Research Ethics Committees and the institutional procedures for reporting misconduct and grievances.

Everything PhD students always wanted to know about research* (*but were afraid to ask)

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B9 L2 R2322 H1

From my experience, I will try to answer doubts and dilemmas PhD students are often faced with, in their path towards a degree. Namely, I'll discuss how advisors, colleagues, peers, reviewers and so forth, fit in the universe of a PhD student, and I will end sharing my own definition of 'excellence', as an objective to pursue.
Qusai Ghabrah

Qusai A. Ghabrah

M.S. Student, Computer Science
Qusai Ghabrah is a computer science master's student at KAUST with a strong background in software engineering and technical project management, who has worked on an LLM-assisted system testing tool for microservices as part of his research project.