1. Open Science Tools and Arabic PsychoPy Development:  
Our research group has pioneered the creation of the first Arabic version of PsychoPy (2025.1.0), a leading open-source tool for psychological experiments. This adaptation aims to enhance accessibility for Arabic-speaking researchers and participants in behavioral studies. The software will soon be available for download at [https://www.psychopy.org/](https://www.psychopy.org/). Additionally, we support online experiment hosting through Pavlovia, an integrated platform for running and sharing studies remotely ([https://pavlovia.org/docs/experiments/overview](https://pavlovia.org/docs/experiments/overview)).

2. Data Analysis Expertise with RStudio:  
We possess advanced skills in data analysis using RStudio, a powerful and freely accessible statistical software. The research group leverages this tool for robust data visualization, statistical modeling, and reproducible research practices. RStudio is available for free download at [https://posit.co](https://posit.co), enabling us to conduct cutting-edge analyses while adhering to open science principles.

3. Collaboration with the University of Manchester for Eye-Tracking Research:  
Our group collaborates with specialized labs at the University of Manchester that provide access to state-of-the-art eye-tracking technology. This collaboration allows us to investigate attentional processes, cognitive mechanisms, and visual behavior with high precision, enhancing the quality and scope of our experimental research.

4. Collaboration with Hashemite University for Algometer Studies:  
In addition to eye-tracking, we partner with labs at the Hashemite University equipped with algometers, devices used to measure pain thresholds and pressure sensitivity. This collaboration supports our research into pain perception, psychophysiological responses, and related phenomena, contributing to advancements in both psychological and medical sciences.