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"Faculty of Science" launches Ibn al-Haytham Competition of scientific ideas for students of schools and universities
The Faculty of Science at the University of Alexandria organized in cooperation with exploratory educational centers of the Ministry of Education in Alexandria, Ibn al-Haytham competition of scientific ideas for students of schools and universities, on Sunday, July 31, 2016 - Faculty of Science (Shatby).
The competition is aimed to improve scientific and innovative talent among students at all levels in order to a better future for education in Egypt, as well as follow-up and care, and the development in all fields and to help them to step up their ideas, innovations and creativity.
About 65 students participated in the competition from different ages. And the average age of the participating students 15-16 years, where 17 students from elementary and junior attended the competition.
It is worth mentioning that this unique competition allows students of all levels with the participation of creative ideas, electrical engineering and Computer, physics, chemistry, biology and environmental science.
The number of submitted ideas 45 idea and a group of faculty members and businessmen participated in the arbitration of projects and has been awarded a number of five awards to the winning ideas of the first five centers and the Cup for the best project to serve the environment and society.
Alexandria University mourns the Egyptian Nobel Laureate / Ahmed Zewail
The University of Alexandria mourned with grief the death of the Egyptian peerless Nobel-winning chemist / Ahmed Zewail who dead in the USA after a long illness, and the entire world is grieved over losing one of the hardworking pioneering scientist who left the humanity a huge heritage of scientific discoveries.
God have mercy on the deceased soul rest in peace and his usefulness as far as to humanity of beneficial knowledge, and inspired his family and his family and colleagues and disciples and loved ones in Egypt and throughout the world at large, patience and fortitude.
In our prayers, we ask that God grant him eternal rest and we called upon youth to follow in his footsteps to benefit the human race.
"El Kurdy" leads the university delegation to visit Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility, Newport - USA
A delegation of Alexandria University visited Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility in Newport City – USA. The delegation was led by Dr. Esam El Kurdy the university vice president Community Service and Environment Development and included Dr. Abdel Aziz Konswa, Dean of the Faculty of Engineering and Dr. Ismail Gomaa, the former Dean of the Faculty of Commerce. This center is the fruit of cooperation between four universities in Virginia; University of Christopher-Newport, Old Minan University and the College of William & Mary and the Norfolk State University.
The delegation was accompanied by Dr. Tarek Abdul Fattah, the Professor at the University of Christopher Newport and the Director of the university laboratories in Jefferson center and Dr. Charles Reyes, chief scientist of the Center. The delegation inspected scientific instruments in the field of nuclear accelerators and how it is manufactured.
Also, the delegation visited the Center for Applied Researches and the laboratory of nanotechnology researches on applications of solar cells, water and hydrogen production reactors. The delegation also visited a company that produces boron titanium nitride nano tube.
It is worth to note that the substance of boron titanium nitride nano tube has many applications such as connectors, insulation and water desalination. It was also agreed to activate the cooperation between the company and
Alexandria University to use company products in various research areas in Alexandria University, in particular water desalination field.
El Kurdy and Konswa visit Christopher Newport University - USA
Dr. Essam El Kurdy the university vice president for Community Service and Environment Development and Dr. Abdel Aziz
Konswa, Dean of the Faculty of Engineering visited Christopher Newport University to discuss joint cooperation and establishment of Study Programs to qualify students for creativity and innovation. They were met by Prof. Dr. Tarek Abdul Fattah, the Professor at Christopher Newport University who was awarded by NASA and has 10 patents in Nano-technology and its applications in water and energy.
Also a meeting was held attended by Deans of faculties of Commerce and Science to review the idea of Christopher Newport University based on studying some courses in different disciplines for three semesters then the student should decide his future field. The university adopts the idea of direct relation between the student and professor and depends on education of 25 students in average.
Another meeting also held with the Rector to discuss the scientific cooperation between the Christopher Newport University with China, Germany and Ireland for students exchange and the possibility to apply the same experiment with Alexandria University in addition to establishment of joint programs in the area of applied environmental sciences and engineering management. The delegation took a tour in university buildings and laboratories on 26 acres at a cost of about 1.3 billion $.
A meeting was had with a group of researchers in the field of water technology and wetland technic used in environment protection against pollutants.
President of Alexandria University meets the second group of university camp
Dr. Roshdy Zahran, the President of Alexandria University will meet the second group of university camp at 7:00 Pm on Sunday 7th of August 2016. The group consists of 220 students from different faculties of the university. The camp will be held till Thursday in the University City in Smouha.
Dr. Hisham Gaber, the Vice President of University for Education and Students Affairs pointed out that the camp aims at providing suitable
environment for the students to practice activities, exchange experiences and to meet the university and political leaderships.