Department of Forensic Science at Al-Mustaqbal University Holds a Scientific Workshop Entitled “When the Brain Falls Silent: The Nervous System Between Injury and Brain Death” As part of its ongoing scientific and academic activities, the Department of Forensic Science at the College of Science, Al-Mustaqbal University, organized a scientific workshop entitled “When the Brain Falls Silent: The Nervous System Between Injury and Brain Death,” presented by Assistant Lecturer Bushra Hussein Atiya. The workshop addressed the anatomical and functional structure of the nervous system and the essential role of the brain in regulating vital body functions. It also highlighted the causes and consequences of brain injuries, their effects on neurological functions, and the concept of brain death, including its underlying mechanisms and established medical diagnostic criteria. Furthermore, the workshop discussed the scientific and medical differences between coma and brain death, emphasizing the importance of clinical examinations and diagnostic techniques in assessing brain function. Special attention was given to the relevance of these concepts in forensic medicine and criminal investigations, particularly in interpreting traumatic brain injuries and death-related cases. The workshop aimed to enhance students' scientific awareness, strengthen their analytical skills, and connect theoretical knowledge with practical applications in forensic medicine and forensic science. This activity reflects the department's continued commitment to promoting scientific education and keeping pace with modern developments in medical and forensic sciences. Al-Mustaqbal University Ranks First Among Iraqi Universities.