Vision
Provide a sustainable student forum for developing and sharing research and innovation.
Advancing Ideas. Shaping Impact.
A student forum for research, innovation and scientific communication, with participation from higher-education institutions in the Makkah Region.
Forum date
Proposed venue · BMC Jeddah Campus
Call for Participation to be announced
BMC NEXORA 2027 is a student research and innovation forum hosted by Batterjee Medical College on 30 March 2027. It brings together students from BMC and other higher-education institutions in the Makkah Region to present their work, exchange ideas and connect with academic supervisors and peers.
The program includes oral and poster presentations, selected innovation demonstrations, and activities that develop students’ scientific communication skills. The final program will reflect the submissions received and the event schedule.
Provide a sustainable student forum for developing and sharing research and innovation.
Give students a platform to present research and innovations, develop communication skills, receive feedback and connect with academic supervisors and peers.
Completed or substantially developed student research with clear methodology, analysis, findings and scientific or societal relevance.
Student-developed solutions, tools, technologies, applications, devices or prototypes that address a defined need.
Projects with potential for implementation, commercialization, service development or social impact beyond academia.
The Scientific Committee will group submissions by subject and relevance.
Medicine, patient outcomes, diagnostics, therapeutics, healthcare delivery and clinical practice.
Drug discovery, pharmacology, natural products, biotechnology and molecular and biomedical research.
Clinical, preventive, diagnostic, digital and population-based oral-health research.
Nursing practice, rehabilitation, physiotherapy, occupational therapy, patient experience and allied-health innovation.
Prevention, epidemiology, mental health, lifestyle, health promotion and community wellbeing.
Artificial intelligence, digital health, health informatics, data analytics, smart systems and responsible technology use.
Devices, prototypes, assistive technologies, engineering solutions and healthcare innovation.
Health professions education, research education, professional development, community engagement and impact-oriented research.
Sustainable healthcare, environmental health, resilience and future-oriented solutions.
The Call for Participation and Participant Guide will specify final formats, durations, poster specifications, team size and technical requirements.
These are components of the program and may share spaces.
Opening, keynote talks, panel discussions, finalist features and awards.
Student oral scientific presentations and moderated research sessions.
Scientific posters and conversations with student researchers.
Prototype, technology and applied-innovation demonstrations.
Short presentations of projects with implementation, entrepreneurial or societal potential.
Focused workshops and research-development sessions.
Networking, collaboration and engagement with the research community.
Engagement with academic, research, innovation and potential partner organizations.
Eligible submissions will be screened against participation requirements and reviewed by subject-appropriate reviewers. Track-specific criteria will be shared in advance.
Selected contributions will be recognized through awards or certificates. The Organizing Committee will announce the categories and details separately.
The forum welcomes universities, colleges, research centers, healthcare and scientific institutions, innovation and entrepreneurship organizations, technology and digital-health companies, med-tech organizations, and stakeholders in research, intellectual property, commercialization, and the community and knowledge sectors.
The Organizing Committee coordinates scientific participation, judging, mentoring, workshops and sponsorship.
Explore student scientific posters and selected innovations and prototypes exhibited as part of the forum program.
Prepared by and forum contact
Prof. Dr. Sabrin R. M. Ibrahim
Professor of Natural Products Chemistry
Vice Head, Research, Development, and Innovation Unit
Batterjee Medical College