The Vertebrate Department at our center successfully conducted a comprehensive training program.
The Natural History Research and Museum Center at the University of Baghdad, with the support and guidance of the center's director, Professor Dr. Hanaa Hani Al-Saffar, organized a scientific training course entitled "Laboratory Diagnosis of Hard Ticks in Veterinary and Wild Animals" from July 5th to 9th, 2026. The course was presented by Assistant Professor Dr. Zainab Alwan Makawi from the...
Physiological and Genetic Impact of Blood Parasites on Terrestrial and Aquatic Vertebrates in Iraq
The Natural History Research and Museum Center at the University of Baghdad, with the support and guidance of the Center's Director, Assistant Professor Dr. Hanaa Hani Al-Saffar, organized a workshop entitled "Physiological and Genetic Impact of Blood Parasites on Terrestrial and Aquatic Vertebrates in Iraq" on Tuesday, June 30, 2026. The workshop was facilitated by Assistant Lecturer Ali Kamel...
Scientific Field Trip to Fulfill Research Requirements
The Natural History Research Center and Museum at the University of Baghdad organized a field trip to Al-Dujail District in Salah al-Din Governorate on Saturday, June 20, 2026, to collect plant and animal samples. Dr. Lubna Majeed Hameed and Assistant Lecturer Maab Riyadh Sajit led the trip.
The environmental field trip aimed to conduct research surveys to assess biodiversity and collect...
A Scientific Field Trip to Al-Mashatel Street
As part of the scientific activities organized by our center, and with the support and guidance of the Director of the Natural History Research Center and Museum at the University of Baghdad, Assistant Professor Dr. Hanaa Hani Al-Saffar, a research team from the center conducted a scientific field trip to Al-Mashatel Street in Baghdad on Thursday, May 14, 2026. The team included Assistant...
Scientific field trip to the holy city of Karbala
The Natural History Research Center and Museum at the University of Baghdad organized a scientific field trip to the holy city of Karbala on Saturday, May 2, 2026. The team consisted of Assistant Professor Dr. Hanaa Abdul Hussein and Dr. Suhad Yassin Jassim, accompanied by Dr. Haider Naeem Al-Ashbal from the University of Karbala.
Biological samples were collected from various areas of the city,...