Future lab leaders compete for top prize at LabQ at WHX Labs
 

(DUBAI) - A leading Final-year laboratory science students competed at the third edition of LabQ, an inter-university quiz competition held at WHX Labs in Dubai. Students from Gulf Medical University won the top prize and were praised by the panel for demonstrating exceptional knowledge in pathology and laboratory medicine.

The annual competition brought together teams from leading institutions, including Gulf Medical University, Higher Colleges of Technology, King Saud bin Abdulaziz University for Health Sciences, Liwa University, Qatar University, and the University of Sharjah.

Students were challenged on their knowledge of pathology and laboratory medicine by a jury of health industry leaders, including Jennifer Young, Director of International Partnerships at ASCP BOC; Nazik Hamad, Senior Clinical Scientist at the Dubai Blood Donation Centre; and Ryan Muldoon, Head of Operations at Unilabs Middle East. The competition was led by the Master of Ceremonies and Scientific Advisor, Dr. Rania Seliem, Head of Pathology at Rashid Hospital.

Commenting on the competition, Rejoy Penacerrada, Conference Director, Informa Markets, said: “Each year, the caliber of talent showcased at LabQ continues to rise. These students represent the future of the laboratory and diagnostics sector, and we are proud to provide a platform that connects final-year graduates directly with the industry. We would like to congratulate the winning team from Gulf Medical University.”

Now in its 25th year, WHX Labs remains at the forefront of the region’s laboratory and diagnostics sector. The event concludes today at Dubai World Trade Centre and has coincided with WHX at the Dubai Exhibition Centre, together forming the world’s largest healthcare gathering.

Held under the patronage of the UAE Ministry of Health and Prevention, WHX Labs reflects the nation’s commitment to advancing healthcare excellence. The event brings together global and regional leaders to foster collaboration, share expertise, and address the key challenges shaping the future of laboratory science.                                                                   

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