The Physics Department at the University of Jordan (UJ) conducted an interactive lecture within the blended Radiation Physics course, supervised by Dr. Walaa Al-Tamimi and delivered by Dr. Mohammad Utoom, Emergency and Radiation Protection Director at Jordan Atomic Energy Commission.
The lecture provided students with the opportunity to directly interact with portable radiation detection devices and personal detectors, offering an exceptional hands-on educational experience.
Utoom guided the students in using these devices, dividing them into small groups to answer practical questions aimed at enhancing their understanding of the theoretical topics covered in the course.
Utoom praised the students' level of interaction and enthusiasm for learning, emphasizing that such interactive activities help bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application, enhancing their knowledge in the fields of radiation protection and nuclear emergency response.
In turn, Al-Tamimi noted that collaboration with field experts like Utoom adds significant value to the educational process, providing students with the opportunity to benefit from advanced practical experiences in their areas of specialization.
The lecture concluded with an open discussion where students asked questions and inquiries about radiation and protection methods, contributing to their understanding and opening new horizons for learning and development.