Forensic Science Faculty Member Meets Physics Graduation Students to Discuss X-ray Applications in Bone Fracture Diagnosis As part of its efforts to strengthen scientific and academic cooperation among departments at the College of Science, Al-Mustaqbal University, Assistant Lecturer Howaida Nazzal Hussein, a faculty member in the Department of Forensic Science, held an academic meeting with graduation research students from the Department of Physics to discuss their research project entitled "The Use of X-rays in Diagnosing Bone Fractures." The meeting focused on the fundamental physical principles of X-ray technology, the interaction of X-rays with different body tissues, and their essential role in visualizing bone structures, detecting fractures, and identifying their locations and types. Discussions also highlighted the relationship between radiation physics and medical applications, including factors affecting radiographic image quality and fundamental radiation protection principles. Assistant Lecturer Howaida Nazzal Hussein emphasized the importance of selecting reliable scientific references, establishing clear research objectives, and applying appropriate research methodologies. She also encouraged students to develop their analytical thinking, scientific reasoning, and research skills. The meeting aimed to strengthen interdisciplinary collaboration by connecting physical principles with biological and medical sciences, enabling students to better understand the practical significance of X-ray imaging in modern healthcare. This academic initiative reflects Al-Mustaqbal University's continued commitment to supporting graduation research projects, promoting scientific innovation, and preparing qualified graduates equipped with the knowledge and skills required to keep pace with modern scientific advancements. Al-Mustaqbal University Ranks First Among Iraqi Universities.