With innovative engineering projects showcasing knowledge ambition and creative problem-solving, female students from the College of Engineering and Information Technology shone at the National University Robotics and Artificial Intelligence Applications Championship (NURAI) through six scientific and technical projects, reflecting their practical skills and spirit of innovation. To celebrate the students and their supervisors, the Department of Science and Technology Gardens, under the patronage of the University President Prof. Dr Zainab Al-Sultani, held an honorary event in Al-Sadiqa Hall at the College of Engineering and Information Technology, titled 'Minds Shaping the Future'. The event included a speech from the department head, Dr Ahmed Yahya Awad, and a visual display of the participating projects, explained by Sura Ahmed Radi, the head of the programmed technology incubator, presenting the ideas and applications. The six projects covered various technical fields: Pharma Code supervised by Ass. Prof. Dr Hiba Jabbar Abdul Wahid, Singularity S1 supervised by Dr Abdullah Azhar Abdullah, Eagle Eye supervised by Dr Ahmed Yahya Awad, Vision Team supervised by Dr Mohammed Jasim Al-Khafaji, LPID System supervised by Dr Mohammed Jasim Abdul Ibrahim, and F3N supervised by Assist. Lecturer Hussam Mazhar Mardas.In a notable highlight of this participation, the Singularity S1 project successfully qualified for the final stage of the e-scientific interview in the environmental track, achieving a score of 85.67, making it the only project to reach this stage, in an achievement that strengthens the presence of the college's female students in fields of innovation and scientific competition. The ceremony concluded with the honouring of the participating students and the college lecturers supervising the projects, recognising their efforts in developing ideas and turning them into practical applications. This participation confirms the scientific energy and innovative capabilities of Zahraa Engineering students, and the academic support gives them opportunities to prove their abilities and contribute to creating a more advanced technological future. Government Media and Communication Division