Neurosciences Seminar

A seminar was held at the NUST School of Health Sciences in collaboration with the Atta-ur-Rahman
School of Applied Biosciences (ASAB) on November 20, 2023. The distinguished guest speaker, Dr. Jaleel
Miyan, a Neuroscientist and President of the Society for Research into Hydrocephalus and Spina Bifida,
shared insights into the critical role of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) in the development and function of the
cerebral cortex. Dr. Miyan’s expertise, as highlighted by his credentials, positioned him as an esteemed
authority on the subject matter.
Dr. Jaleel Miyan’s presentation delved into the intricate relationship between cerebrospinal fluid and the
cerebral cortex, elucidating the pivotal role played by CSF in both the developmental processes and
functional aspects of the brain. As a Senior Lecturer in Neuroscience, Dr. Miyan brought a wealth of
knowledge and experience to the seminar, enriching the academic discourse on this specialized topic.
The success of the seminar was a testament to the collaborative efforts of Prof. Dr Ayesha Haque and her
dedicated team from the Anatomy Department NSHS, who actively contributed to the organization and
execution of the event. Prof. Dr. Naila Naz’s coordination from ASAB further ensured the seamless
integration of resources and expertise for a comprehensive exploration of the subject matter.
The seminar fostered an engaging and interactive environment, capturing the interest of the diverse
audience in attendance. Dr. Miyan’s presentation stimulated thoughtful discussions and inquiries,
reflecting the significance of the topic within the academic community. The audience, comprising faculty
members actively participated in the session, contributing to a dynamic exchange of ideas.
The faculty and administration of NUST expressed their appreciation for the exemplary conduct of the
seminar. The depth of insight provided by Dr. Jaleel Miyan, combined with an interactive cohort of
audience contributed to the overall success of the event. This seminar was a step towards fostering a
culture of knowledge dissemination and scholarly engagement within the institution.