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Issue 15
September 2021
Prof. Maamar Bettayeb
In line with the University of Sharjah’s mission to excel in research and education the university is constantly working towards providing equal opportunity for all. This issue of the Research @ Glance E-Newsletter will highlight the major events that took place over the summer period of year 2020-2021 in support of this mission.
The issue will feature the Second Forum Women in Research which coincided with the Emirati Women’s Day, the ArabWIC 7th International Conference on Arab Women in Computing hosted by the University of Sharjah, the Ministry of Educations 2021 ESTEDAD initiative and many other training programs, workshops and achievements.
Vice Chancellor for Research & Graduate Studies
Winning & Successful Stories
1- The University of Sharjah and Department of Awqaf, Sharjah Sign a Memorandum of Understanding
University of Sharjah and the Department of Awqaf, Sharjah sign a memorandum of understanding with the aim of collaborating in in scientific studies and applied research to support research projects related to sharia and endowment. The MoE also aims to discuss different ideas for establishing joint educational endowment between the two parties. The MoE was sigbed by Prof. Hamid M.K. Al Naimiy, Chancellor of the University of Sharjah and H.E. Talib Ibrahim al-Marri, Director General of the Department of Awqaf.
2- The University of Sharjah has been Recognized as a STARS Silver Institution
The University of Sharjah has been recognized as a Silver Institution in the Sustainability Tracking, Evaluation and Rating System (STARS) of the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education (AASHE), in recognition of its achievements in campus sustainability. Institutions are ranked according to the following five areas: academia, community partnership, resource management, planning and management, innovation, and leadership. Participation included more than 900 educational institutions from 40 countries.
3- The University of Sharjah is a Member of the ATLAS International Cooperation of the European Organization of Nuclear Research (CERN)
The University of Sharjah has announced its membership with Atlas Global Collaboration (ATLAS), one of the four major experiments at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) led by the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) in Geneva, Switzerland. ATLAS is one of the largest collaborative efforts where international teams consisting of 180 academic institutions from 40 countries explore the wide range of particle physics and take advantage of the huge diversity of research opportunities offered by the Large Hadron Collider. The University of Sharjah will lead the UAE group of three universities as officially announced in the statement of the annual meeting of the Atlas experiment
4- The University of Sharjah Ranked 19th in Arab Countries According to the 2021 Times Higher Education International Rankings
The University of Sharjah ranked 19th out of a total of 155 participating universities active in Arab countries, according to the 2021 Times Higher Education International rankings. The University of Sharjah also ranked third in the UAE and 13th out of 39 participating universities in the GCC. This is the first time that the Times Higher Education International has issued a special classification for Arab universities.
8- Agreement with the Cultural and Media Office of the Supreme Council for Family Affairs in Sharjah
Field analytical study entitled “ The role of digital media in shaping the value reality of families in Sharjah Emirate “ is conducted by Sharjah University through the Research Institute for Humanities and Social Sciences of the Office of the Deputy Director of Sharjah University for Scientific Research and Higher Studies Collaboration with the Cultural and Information Office of the Supreme Council for Family Affairs in Sharjah, which is run by a distinguished team of research groups in the media and public relations of the Faculty of Communication of the University, with the aim of describing the most important family values that it addresses Digital media content and identifying the most important family bonding issues he discusses.
7- Opening of scientific laboratories
Prof. Hamid Al Naimiy, Chancellor of the University of Sharjah, opened a number of scientific laboratories specialized in physics, geology and earth sciences, including two new specialized laboratories in the fields of geology, geophysics and petrology.
The labs were provided with the latest equipment, devices and advanced educational programs in addition to audio-visual communication and presentation systems. This enables the lecturer to explain practical experiments inside the laboratory or remotely easily and with high accuracy. It also enables students to carry out physical experiments inside laboratories or through simulation with the same high level of understanding, awareness, and skills acquisition.
6- UOS Ranks Among the Top 440 University in the World According to the Latest International Rankins of Universities
According to the Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings (2022), announced this morning, Thursday, Sept. 2, 2021, the latest international rankings of universities place the University of Sharjah (UOS) among the top 440 universities in the world. The results show that the University of Sharjah has joined the top 440 universities in the world, moving up by more than 200 places as compared to last year’s results.
Research Highlights
1- University of Sharjah College of Medicine Faculty was Recently Elected to Serve as a Member on the “National Strategic Framework for SARS-CoV2 Virus (COVID-19) Genetic Sequence Surveillance in United Arab Emirates” Committee
Professor Rifat Hamoudi was recently elected to serve as a member of the
“National Strategic Framework for SARS-CoV2 Virus (COVID-19) Genetic Sequence Surveillance in United Arab Emirates” committee with members from other UAE universities and government institutions.
COVID-19 continues to have a devastating effect on the economy and education worldwide. Prof Hamoudi’s team has produced timely multidisciplinary research, carried out at the University of Sharjah through applying advanced bioinformatics and engineering mathematics on transcriptomic data, obtained from COVID-19 infected patients’ material. The research identified a set of novel biomarkers that correlate with COVID-19 severity.
This research resulted in two key publications in World Journal of Gastroenterology (https://www.wjgnet.com/1007-9327/full/v27/i21/2850.htm) and Frontiers in Immunology (https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fimmu.2021.595150/
full). The core part of the research is to reverse engineer the process by which COVID-19 infects patients, identifying a unique set of biomarkers specific to lung, liver, kidney, and heart organs. The biomarkers identified were validated on prospective patients’ samples.
The work is carried out by Ms. Sarah Hammoudeh (PhD student) and led by Professor Rifat Hamoudi in collaboration with Professor Rabih Halwani, Professor Qutayba Hamid and Dr Mohammed Rahmani. This work is supported by the University of Sharjah COVID-19 grant (No: CoV19-0308) entitled “The use of bioinformatics and engineering mathematics followed by biological in vitro and in vivo validation to decipher the molecular mechanism of COVID-19 infection of the respiratory tract”.
2- Nanofluids, from Materials to Applications
Dr. Zafar Said, Assistant Professor, Sustainable Energy Development Research Group, College of Engineering, University of Sharjah, conducted a research study in the area of nanofluids, covering all aspects from materials to applications.
The study was titled: Recent Advances on the Fundamental Physical Phenomena behind Stability, Dynamic Motion, Thermophysical Properties, Heat Transport, Applications, and Challenges of Nanofluids. This work aimed to assist scholars and researchers working in the area of numerical simulations of nanofluids and experimental aspects in understanding the fundamental physical phenomena taking place during these numerical simulations and experiments and explored the potential of nanofluids both in academia and industry.
3- Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure Grants AED700k to UoS projects
The Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure has granted the University of Sharjah (UoS) two collaborative research projects to explore the design and implementation of two new sustainable materials in roadway pavements.
The first project will investigate recycling of waste plastic in Hot Mix Asphalt (HMA).
The objective of this study is to conduct a laboratory experiment to develop mix designs for HMA mixtures using two types of waste plastic (PET and HDPE) at different amounts and to assess the laboratory performance for control and plastic- modified HMA mixtures.
The second project seeks to develop design process and standard practices for pervious concrete pavement surfaces for roads and pavements, to alleviate nighttime surface temperatures and ameliorate drainage related problems in the UAE.Dr. Waleed Zeiada, Associate Professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at UoS, will lead the two projects. Collaborators from UoS include Dr. Abdallah Shanableh, Dr. Ghazi Al-Khateeb, Dr. Salah Al-Toubat, Dr. Mohamed Arab, as well as many research assistants. Eng. Naseebah Almarzouqi, Eng. Fatma Abdulrahman, Eng. Asma Naqi, Eng. Marwa Alsalami, Eng. Tala Abu Shuqair, Eng.
Nawal Al-Hanaee, Dr. Daniel Llort, Eng. Timothy Sinclair, and Eng. El-Hussani Abu Elenin will coordinate and observe the research activities on behalf of the Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure.
Research Events and Workshops
1- Research Institute of Humanities and Social Sciences Hosts German Speaker Organized by the Group of Modern Studies
The Modern Studies Group of the Research Institute for Humanities and Social Sciences organized a lecture under the title “Manuscripts of the National Library of Berlin and their Electronic Catalog”. The lecture was delivered by Christoph Rauch, Head of the Oriental Department at the Berlin Library, where he discussed the historical aspects of the collection of rare Arabic manuscripts and precious manuscripts, at the Berlin Library. He also displayed a picture of the oldest book in Berlin which was a coptic manuscript on papyrus.
2- The First Virtual Research Forum for Graduate Students
Under the patronage of prof. Hamid M.K. Al Naimiy, Chancellor of the University of Sharjah, the College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences organized the first virtual research forum for graduate students. During which, many scientific and research projects submitted by graduate students in the college in various academic disciplines were discussed.
3- First International Conference on Water, Energy, and Climate Change (WECC) 2021
The college of Engineering at the University of Sharjah will hold its first international conference on water, energy, and climate change (WECC) from October 25 to 28, 2021. The conference aims to combine research progress with technological progress in reducing water consumption and industrial processes and systems energy requirements. The conference will discuss a range of topics, including energy efficiency in manufacturing industries, renewable energy harvesting and management techniques, research on decarbonization techniques, water treatment, management and policy, energy storage systems, waste management, hydrogen and fuel cells.
4- SIMR Seminar: Elucidating the association of vitamin A and of diabetes
Dr. Jalal Taneera from the Sharjah institute for medical research, delivered a seminar on his research titled: Elucidating the Association of Vitamin A and of Diabetes: A Clinical and Molecular Study.
Type 2 diabetes (T2D) is a complex polygenic disease with unclear mechanisms.
Clinical studies on the association of vitamin A with T2D in humans are still controversial. Also, whether ablation of VA receptors is involved in pancreatic β-cell dysfunction is not mature.
The study investigated the plasma levels of vitamin A and its correlations with clinical phenotypes in Emirati population cohort comprised of 158 T2D-subjects and 90 healthy controls. The effect of glucose-and lipid-lowering medications on vitamin A levels was also studied. RNA-sequencing from human islets with/without type 2 diabetes (T2D) were utilized to profile the expression of VA-regulatory genes.
Several functional studies in rat INS-1 cells will be performed, including siRNA silencing of VA receptors to assess their effect on insulin secretion, glucose uptake, expression of key proteins involved in β-cell function, cell survival and viability.
Results have shown that vitamin A is reduced among Emirati-T2D subjects with no influence of glucose and lipid-lowering medications. RARβ influences insulin secretion and pancreatic β-cell function. The data further support the potential role of vitamin A in the development of T2D.
5- The Sustainability Office at the University of Sharjah Organizes a Brainstorming Workshop for Sustainability Circles
In the presence of His Excellency Prof. Hamid M.K. Al Naimiy, Chancellor of the University of Sharjah, the Sustainability Office at the University organized a brainstorming workshop for heads and members of the sustainability circles.
This with the aim of reviewing the challenges facing sustainability, encouraging critical thinking, and exchanging opinions, and building trust among members of the circles in order to improve the sustainability performance. The results of the brainstorming sessions were reviewed to raise suggestions and recommendations to senior management for implementation according to priority.
6- SUSE Education Student Summer Program
In Collaboration with Research Outreach Department, SUSE, a German-based multinational open-source software company, organized an industry-based training program for undergraduate, master and PhD students. The 4-Week training program offered students important skills on cloud native and recent technologies as well as live office hours with experts. With over 50 applicants, this training program also provided students the opportunity to network with new people and become a part of the international SUSE community.
Rene Jouaret
“I utilized my time to learn how to use Rancher by joining (Rancher Operator:
Level 1 course). This course is intended to be a first step on the journey toward becoming Rancher Certified.”
Laiba Saleem Muhammad
“My experience at taking this program was quite a challenge. There were many contents that I tried my best to learned and the further the program went the content got more interesting. It was a pleasant experience and I hope to have it again.”
Ahmed Saeed Al-Ammari
“In this course, I learned a lot of beautiful and interesting things, which also helped me, such as: Understand SUSE Security Resources and SLES 12 Security i am so happy to joined with this course I got new experiences”
Ahmad Hashem Altelly
“Although I haven’t been able to finish it yet! And although It is not exactly my field of study; It was a great start and introduction to Rancher &
Kubernetes”
Hajar Humaid Almazrouei
“SUSE Industry Training: A Great Opportunity to Gain Experience on Cloud Native Technologies.”
Ubaidullahabid Abdul Qahar
“In this course, I learned a lot of interesting things which helped me: understand SUSE security resources and I am happy that I joined this course because It benefited me, and I got new experience as well.”
Sahar Abdalla Rasheed
“In this training program I faced some issues with installing and running the RKE, but on the other hand I learned new concepts and had some background about rancher operator, it was useful and enjoyable! ” Merna Ehab Shehata
As a graduate mechanical engineer, I am always intrigued by how things work. Therefore, this was a truly great experience, exploring a whole new world in cloud applications. Every day, I learn that the only way to grow is to explore new territories.
Abdulrafey
“A very interesting, challenging, rewarding and invaluable learning experience. The course exceeded my expectations, got to learn a lot and had a good grounding in basics. ”
Khaldoun Abdul Karim Senjab
“I learned very useful set of information about using the complex kubernetes in production by using k3s from professional experts from SUSE in simple steps.”
Maissan Salim Bazazeh
“It was a very beneficial course, we learnt how to make cloud native applications simpler. It felt very productive to work on it during the summer break”
Abdullah Salehi
“Thanks to SUSE industry community for letting us have this wonderful journey full of new information and I really enjoyed the training program.”
Statements from Participating Students
Research Meetings & Visits
1- The University of Sharjah Held a Virtual Intellectual Dialogue with Representatives of the Ph.D. Program at the University of Pennsylvania, USA
The University of Sharjah conducted a virtual intellectual dialogue with a number of representatives of the PhD Program at the University of Pennsylvania, USA.
Organized by the Institute of Leadership in Higher Education (ILHE) at University of Sharjah, the meeting discussed the role of higher education institutions in many societal and academic fields. Additionally, the University of Sharjah presented its experience in adopting academic programs locally and internationally and discussed policies to promote integration and cultural diversity, supporting the government innovation agenda to promote economic prosperity and community growth.
2- Potential Collaborative Research Projects between the University of Sharjah and Dubai Taxi Foundation
The Sustainable Engineering Asset Management Group at the Research Institute for Science and Engineering organized an inaugural meeting to discuss a collaborative research project between the University of Sharjah and the Dubai Taxi Foundation.
The meeting aimed to discuss the work plan of the project “Assessment of the Physiological Status of Public Transport Drivers”, in the presence of Prof. Maamar Bettayeb, Prof. Dr. Imad Alsyouf, several faculty members at the College of Engineering, and a number of representatives of the Dubai Taxi Corporation.
3- Official Visit to Lübeck and Hamburg Universities, Germany
During an official visit to the Universities of Lübeck and Hamburg, Germany, Prof. Hamid M.K. Al Naimiy, Chancellor of the University of Sharjah, met with the President of Lübeck University to discuss ways for expanding the agreement signed between the two universities. Some of the suggestions included the establishment of a clinical research unit at the University of Sharjah, conducting collaborative research and increasing the number of students in the cooperative Ph.D. programs to include master’s students in molecular medicine. Other suggestion involved collaborating in the fields of bioinformatics, virtual reality, and big data through the of College Medicine and the College Computing and Informatics at UOS.
4- RIHSS Received a Delegation from the Police Research Center Department at the Sharjah Police
Prof. Faker Gharaibeh, Director of the Research Institute for Humanities and Social Sciences received a delegation from the Police Research Center Department at Sharjah Police headed by Colonel. Fahd Al Hammoudi, Head of Support and Scientific Cooperation with the aim of coordinating and discussing the next steps related to studies, and collaborative research projects. The visit also defined a framework for seminars and research workshops in the field of police and crime studies.
5- Meeting between the Office of Technology Transfer and the Ministry of Education
Dr. Mohamed Al Hemairy, Head, Technology Transfer Office, Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research & Graduate Studies, met with H.E. Dr. Ali Al Yafei, IT Advisor to the Minister of Education and Dr. Hend Altair, Expert for Science, Technology and Research at Ministry of Education, to exchange experience on Intellectual Property and Patent of inventions for universities in UAE.
6- Induction Program for the Eighth Batch of Students Enrolled in the Master of Science in Leadership in Health Professions Education Program
The College of Medicine at the University of Sharjah organized an induction program for the eighth batch of students enrolled in the Master of Science in Leadership in Health Professions Education program. Prof. Azzam A. Magazachi, Assistant Dean for Graduate Studies in the College of Medicine at the University of Sharjah, Dr Mohamed Hassan Taha, the programs’ coordinator and Professor Dr. Kenda Crozier from the College of Health Sciences were in attendance. The students of this batch were from the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, and Egypt.
The program is organized in collaboration with East Anglia University in the United Kingdom.
2- Ph.D. in Applied Sociology Thesis Entitled “Mental health Policies and their Role in Reducing the Social Cost of Mental Illness in UAE Society”
The University of Sharjah awarded Ph.D. in Applied Sociology to researcher Amina Hussain Ali Hammad bin Hammad, for her thesis “Mental Health Policies and their Role in Reducing the Social Costs of Mental Illness in the Emirates Society” under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Nayef Odeh Al Banawi, Professor of Applied Social Theory and social problems. The thesis aimed to identify the role of mental health policies in reducing the social costs of mental illness in the UAE society.
Glance at Successful PhD & Master Thesis Defenses
1- Ph.D. in Applied Sociology Thesis Entitled “Empowering Women in the UAE - Reality and Challenges”
The University of Sharjah awarded a Ph.D. in Applied Sociology to researcher Fatima Saif Hamad Saleh al-Dhaheri under the supervision of Prof. Hussain Al Othman, Dean, College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences for her thesis titled
“Empowering women in the UAE - reality and challenges.” The thesis aimed to illustrate the reality of the political, economic, and social empowerment of Emirati women and illustrate the most critical challenges to empowering Emirati women.
2nd Forum for Women in Research
“Quwa: Empowering Women in Research and Innovation”
In conjunction with Emirati Women’s Day, the University of Sharjah launched the Second Forum for Women in Research under the theme Quwa: Empowering Women in Research and Innovation. Organized by the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research and Graduate Studies, through the Research Outreach Department and under the supervision of the Women in Research Committee, the forum aimed to share inspiring experiences and expertise to empower women in professional and research fields. The forum was sponsored by Dubai Electricity and Water Authority R & D Center, Emirates NBD, and GlaxoSmithKline (GSK). It included 15 prizes (150 thousand UAE dirhams) in various fields including engineering, sciences, computing, health sciences, pharmacy, dentistry, medicine, and other related fields.
The opening ceremony included welcoming speeches by Prof. Hamid Al Naimiy, Chancellor of the University of Sharjah and Prof. Maamar Bettayeb, Vice Chancellor for Scientific Research and Graduate Studies.
In the first session, the keynote speakers shared their inspiring experiences and highlighted women’s successes over the years in various fields of work, whether administrative, academic or research. Additionally, each speaker presented a brief overview of their organizations and the services they provide to the community, emphasizing the roles Emirati women have in their organizations.
The forum’s activities also included a panel discussion session titled “The Post-Pandemic Impact on Research and Innovation” followed by a series of technical workshops delivered by national and global experts.
The forum also held a virtual exhibition displaying the 208 received research projects from 26 universities in the country and the winners of the “Excellence in Scientific Research Award for Students” and the “Excellence in Scientific Research Award for Female Faculty Members” were announced.
ArabWIC 2021: ArabWIC 7th International Conference on Arab Women in Computing
The University of Sharjah hosted the 7th International Conference on Arab Women in Computing, organized by the Arab Women in Computing Committee (ArabWIC). The conference aimed to support and inspire women in the field of computing and informatics. It also provided a platform for exchanging ideas and experiences and opening channels of communication and cooperation in the Arab region, including the Middle East, North Africa and beyond.
In its current edition, conducted remotely, the conference consisted of four research and discussion sessions through which important topics and issues related to the field of computing were discussed. The topics included: artificial intelligence, data science, cloud computing, the Internet of things and robotics, as well as issues of Research and innovation in computing and entrepreneurship, the role of women in emerging technology companies, the gender gap, positive trends and challenges in the field.
Prof. Hamid Al Naimiy, Chancellor of the University of Sharjah delivered the opening speech where he highlighted the achievements of the College of Computing and Informatics (CCI) at the University of Sharjah, established as part of the strategic plan of the University of Sharjah 2019-2024 with the aim of achieving the vision of His Highness the Ruler of Sharjah, which urges the provision of emerging and modern programs at the University of Sharjah to serve the national agenda of the United Arab Emirates. He also expressed his happiness that the recent Times World University Rankings have listed the University of Sharjah in first place in the field of computer science in the UAE. His speech was followed by the keynote speaker, Dr. Fatma Mili is the Dean of the College of Computing and Informatics at UNC Charlotte, where she delivered a speech titled: “From Embracing AI to Reshaping AI”. Where she stressed the existential urgency for all, to engage in the power of AI and shape it to address the grandest challenges, creating a sustainable and equitable future.
In the first presentation session of the conference 13 research papers were discussed. The papers covered various innovative concepts in the fields of Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, IoT, Blockchain and other related topics.
The second session of the conference included 14 research papers focused on AI and COVID-19.
The conference also included a panel discussion session by Manara, titled “Our Jobs in Software Development:
Female Software Engineers from the Middle East and North Africa Speak About their jobs” moderated by Eliana Montauk, CEO of Manara and Co-Founder.
The conference concluded by announcing the winners for best research paper award for faculty and students as well as best poster award.
Ministry of Education National Ambassadors Program 2021
“Leading the future through our students”
“ESTEDAD” MoE Initiative”
The National Ambassadors Program “Estedad” is an enrichment and capacity building initiative launched by the Ministry of Education in June 2020 which aims to provide high school students with essential skills to enable them to prosper in various fields in which research, soft skills, entrepreneurial, leadership, and diplomatic skills are highly needed. In addition, it provides students with the knowledge and tools required to apply to universities.
In its second edition, Estedad 2021, the University of Sharjah has successfully participated with 11 programs covering all 5 tracks (Scientific Research, Enrichment, Entrepreneurship & Innovation, Diplomacy and Mass Media).
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Program Track Faculty Name
1 Media Industries and Creativity Mass Media
Dr. Thouraya Snoussi Dr. Emenyeonu Ogadimma
Dr. Mohamed Ben Moussa
(Group Leader)Mr. Mohammad Yousaf
2 Epigenetics in Cancer Development Enrichment
Dr. Jibran Sualeh Muhammad
(Group Leader)Batoul Abi Zamer Wafa Abumustafa
3 Artificial Intelligence in Drug Discovery Research
Dr. Khuloud Bajbouj (Group Leader) Dr. Asima Karim
Ms. Abeer Al-Ali
4 Design Innovation for Social Impact Enrichment
Dr. Shaima Elbardawil (Group Leader)
5 Technology Integration in Civil Engineering Enrichment
Dr. Ram Kumar Mantha (Group Leader) Dr. Saleh Abu Dabous
Dr. Sourjya (Shorjo)Bhattacharjee
6 Developing Diplomatic Skills for Effective
Leadership and Sustainable Development Diplomacy
Dr. Semiyu Aderibigbe (Group Leader) Hazem Hussein & ILHE team
7 Observational Astronomy in the new Era Research
Dr. Antonios Manousakis (Group Leader) Prof. Mashhoor Al-Wardat
Ms. Noora M. AlAmeri Mr. Mohammed Talafha
8 Brain Research: Futuristic Views Enrichment
Dr Bashair M Mussa (Group Leader) Dr Deepika Kamath
Ms. Ankita Srivastava
9 Kickstart your Journey in Artificial Intelligence
using Python Enrichment
Dr. Manar Abu Talib (Group Leader),
Omnia Abu Waraga Bayan Mahfood
Fatima Mohammed Dakalbab Yaman Afadar
10 Kufic Calligraphy Enrichment
Dr. Nada Abdallah (Group Leader)
11 Principles of Entrepreneurship & Innovation Entrepreneurship
& Innovation
Dr. Mohamed Al Hemairy
Editorial Team
Editorial’s Team Note:
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