Sheikh Sultan Bin Ahmed Bin Sultan Al Qasimi, Deputy Ruler of Sharjah and President of the University of Sharjah (UoS), recently oversaw the progress of research projects at the university, emphasizing their transformation for the benefit of society. He highlighted the importance of converting these projects into commercial ventures that can enhance various sectors. One of the key projects discussed was the production of green hydrogen from seawater, a pivotal initiative in the university's 2030 strategy for sustainable energy. The plan includes establishing a pilot station with a capacity to produce up to 200 kilograms of hydrogen daily, with future expansion to meet Sharjah's needs. The focus on green hydrogen aligns with the UAE's vision for renewable energy. Additionally, the UoS showcased innovative AI projects aimed at diagnosing and preventing neurological and chronic diseases prevalent in the region, contributing to improved healthcare. The university's commitment to precision medicine was evident in its efforts to develop non-invasive diagnostic kits for various diseases. Furthermore, Sheikh Sultan reviewed the accomplishments of the UoS Centre of Excellence in Healthy Aging, outlining plans for future international collaborations and community initiatives. The visit also included a tour of state-of-the-art laboratories focusing on physiotherapy, spinal health, and nursing skills enhanced by technology, underscoring the university's dedication to advancements in healthcare and education.