1-Pharmacy
•In addition to training in different sites outside campus, the college also provides internal training capabilities such as the educational pharmacy, which is furnished in the style of the design of private pharmacies and accommodates 50 students in addition to the preceptors. In the “Pharmacy” the student is trained to review medical prescriptions, side effects, drug conflicts, dispense medications and provide consultations through role-play and analytical discussions.
2-Animal House
•On September 18, 2023, Professor Dr. Ismail Abdel Ghaffar Ismail Farag, the President of the Arab Academy, inaugurated the "Animal House" and specialized laboratories for experimental animal research at the College of Pharmacy's main campus in Abu Qir.
•These state-of-the-art laboratories not only represent valuable educational opportunities for pharmacy students but also provide Students in the medical sector with 15 specialized rooms and labs for animal housing and conducting experiments. The facilities operate under strict ethical guidelines and animal usage rules, allowing for the study of the effects of different drugs and treatments, assessing their safety in pre-clinical studies before human trials. This crucial research step ensures the health and safety of patients in clinical experiments and medical treatments, benefiting both individuals and society as a whole.
3-Central Research Labs
•The Research Complex comprises two central labs, a tissue culture lab, and several specialized labs for pharmaceutical manufacturing technology, drugs and medicinal plants, drug analysis, molecular biology research, medical chemistry, microbiology, and immunology.
4-Wet bench laboratories
•Wet bench laboratories are dynamic spaces where hands-on experiments involving liquids, chemicals, and biological samples take center stage. Students and Students in these labs conduct experiments that require direct manipulation of substances at the laboratory bench, typically using tools like pipettes, beakers, and flasks. In these settings, various scientific disciplines, including microbiology, chemistry, and biology, come to life. The term "wet bench" emphasizes the tangible and practical nature of the work, highlighting the use of liquids and the need for careful, manual handling of materials. These labs are essential hubs for conducting experiments, exploring new discoveries, and advancing scientific knowledge across a range of fields.
Different Wet bench Laboratories
•Microbiology Lab: The Microbiology Lab serves as a hub for exploring the unseen world of microorganisms. Here, Students delve into the study of bacteria, viruses, fungi, and other microscopic life forms. Through various techniques like culturing, staining, and molecular analysis, Students unravel the mysteries of microbial life, paving the way for advancements in medicine, agriculture, and environmental science.
•Analytical Lab: In the Analytical Lab, precision is the key. This facility specializes in the meticulous analysis of pharmaceutical substances, ensuring their purity, quality, and adherence to regulatory standards. State-of-the-art instruments and techniques, such as chromatography and spectroscopy, empower students to scrutinize the composition of drugs and develop robust analytical methods.
•Medicinal Plants Lab: The Medicinal Plants Lab is a botanical haven where the healing potential of nature is explored. Students here study various plant species to identify and extract bioactive compounds with therapeutic properties. This lab plays a crucial role in understanding traditional remedies, validating their efficacy, and discovering new sources for pharmaceutical development.
•Pharmacology Lab: In the Pharmacology Lab, the effects of drugs on living organisms come under scrutiny. Through experiments on tissues, organs, and animal models, students investigate how substances interact with the body. This knowledge is pivotal for understanding drug mechanisms, potential side effects, and optimizing therapeutic interventions.
•Pharmaceutics Lab: The Pharmaceutics Lab is where the science of turning drug compounds into effective medications takes center stage. Students in this lab focus on the formulation, development, and optimization of pharmaceutical dosage forms. From tablets to injections, the lab pioneers the art of drug delivery, ensuring effectiveness, safety, and patient compliance.
•Organic Chemistry Lab: The Organic Chemistry Lab is a realm of molecular creativity. Here, students design and synthesize organic compounds, the building blocks of many pharmaceuticals. Through intricate chemical reactions, students craft new molecules, exploring their structures and properties to develop innovative drugs and materials.
•Biochemistry Lab: The Biochemistry Lab is a window into the molecular machinery of life. Students in this lab study the biochemical processes within cells, exploring the intricacies of proteins, enzymes, and nucleic acids. Understanding these fundamental components is crucial for unraveling disease mechanisms and developing targeted therapies.
5-Computer-aided Drug Design Rooms
•Computer-Aided Drug Design (CADD) Rooms are cutting-edge spaces where the synergy of biology, chemistry, and technology unfolds. In these specialized laboratories, students leverage powerful computational tools and software to design and analyze potential drug candidates. Using computer simulations and modeling, students predict how molecules will interact with biological targets, optimizing the drug discovery process. These rooms are equipped with advanced computational resources, allowing students to explore vast chemical spaces and expedite the identification of promising compounds. CADD Rooms play a pivotal role in streamlining the drug development pipeline, facilitating the creation of innovative and targeted pharmaceutical solutions.
6- Self-learning rooms
•These rooms are equipped with state-of-the-art technology, interactive displays, and collaborative tools, fostering an environment where students can take charge of their own learning journeys. Through personalized digital resources, online platforms, and adaptive learning technologies, students have the flexibility to explore and grasp concepts at their own pace.
7-Seminar Rooms
•These rooms are equipped with features such as presentation tools, audio-visual equipment, and flexible seating arrangements to encourage engagement and discussion. Typically smaller in size compared to traditional lecture halls, seminar rooms provide an intimate setting that promotes active participation among students and fosters meaningful dialogue between educators and learners.
