Prof. Dr. David M. Aronoff, MD is the Director of the Division of Infectious Diseases at the Vanderbilt University Medical Center.
Prof. Aronoff, has been highly involved in the diagnosis and clinical care of COVID-19. He has been a key communicator of public health measures during the pandemic, through frequent media appearances, educational activities across the region, and direct relationships with employers.
You can follow him on Twitter @DMAronoff.
Title: An update on the diagnosis & management of COVID-19

PD Dr Martin Frotscher, born 1966, studied chemistry at Saarland University, Saarbrücken (Germany).
He received his PhD in Medicinal Chemistry in 1997, in the group of Prof. Dr. R. W. Hartmann.
Having held positions in the pharmaceutical and chemical industry (Menarini, Florence (Italy) and Chemcon, Freiburg i. Br. (Germany)), Dr. Frotscher returned to Saarland University, pursuing his research in steroidogenic enzyme inhibition.
In 2018, Dr. Frotscher completed his habilitation and obtained the venia legendi in Pharmaceutical and Medicinal Chemistry
Title: "Polypharmacology: Multiple Ligands - A Challenge for the Medicinal Chemist"

Dr Simon Richardson is a cell biologist who has an interest in drug delivery. His PhD was conducted at the UCL School of Pharmacy and he was a postdoc in Iowa USA studying lysosome biogenesis before starting his own research group at Greenwich is 2007.
The focus of his research group is the use of synthetic proteins to manipulate endomembrane for the delivery of siRNA and gene editing machinery. This research focuses on viral disease, cancer and obesity.
Title: Antiviral siRNA Delivery Using Recombinant Proteins and Exosomes.

Dr. Katerina Lalatsa- is a Reader in Nanomedicines and MSc Medical Biotechnology course leader at the School of Pharmacy and Biomedical Sciences, University of Portsmouth (UK).
Her lab is focused on the engineering of peptide and polymer amphiphiles for drug delivery and tissue regeneration and on additive manufacture of nanomedicines.
Title: "Nanomedicines for Brain Diseases and Cancers".
 

Dr. Hazem E. Hassan, PhD, MS, RPh, FCP is an Associate Director at Regeneron Pharmaceutical Inc. and a fellow of the American College of Clinical Pharmacology (ACCP). He oversees a variety of programs including neuroscience, hematology and ophthalmology portfolios. Prior to joining Regeneron, Dr. Hassan served as a Clinical Pharmacologist at the FDA and as an Assistant Professor and Director of the Pharmacokinetics and Biopharmaceutics Lab at University of Maryland where he mentored several PhD students, postdocs and visiting scientists. Dr. Hassan also holds a position as an Associate Professor at Faculty of Pharmacy, Helwan University. He is currently serving on different capacities on several leadership committees of the AAPS, ACCP and ASCPT. He co-authored 45 articles, book chapter and 95 abstracts. His research was supported by several grants from the FDA, NIH and UMB. In recognition of his contributions, Dr. Hassan received several awards from the FDA, AAPS and UMB, and was featured in the CPT journal, Bioanalysis Journal and AAPS News magazine.
Title: “Baloxavir Marboxil: A Novel Antiviral Agent for Treatment of Uncomplicated Influenza”

Dr. Omar Abouelata-, MPH, PhD Technical Officer – Surveillance, Preparedness and Response WHO/WRO/Egypt Title: COVID 19 and AMR Common Challenges, Threats, Joint prevention and control activities
 

Dr. Hadeer Rostom was a principal contributor in issuing the “Good Pharmacovigilance Practice guidelines in Arab Countries” (GVP-Arab).
She played an important role in strengthening Pharmacovigilance practice in Egypt and integrating pharmacovigilance teaching in Academia. She supervised several pharmacovigilance research projects. Hadir is seen as a strategic pharmacovigilance figure in Egypt and the region.
Title: Safety monitoring for COVID-19 Vaccines

Prof. Dr. Rania Hathout, currently works as a Professor at the Faculty of Pharmacy, Ain Shams University. Prof. Dr. Rania, does research in Nanomedicine and Drug Delivery, Nanotechnology, Polymer Chemistry, Physical Chemistry and Chemoinformatics.
Her current project is 'Preparation of drug-loaded conducting polymers using electrochemical polymerization - Department of Chemistry and Materials Science Institute - Lancaster University - Lancaster - UK.
Title: " Machine Learning methods in drug delivery "

Dr. Hussien Azmy, is leading the Marketing, Medical, Training, Regulatory as well as the New Product and Product Portfolio Planning and Business Development in Egypt, Middle East and Africa
Title: “Rameda Pharmaceuticals: Providing Innovative Solutions to Meet Therapeutic Needs and Challenges”

Dr. Gihan Hamdy El-Sisi- Lecturer_Health Economics, Arab Academy for Science & Technology & Cairo University
Health Economics Certificate Scientific Committee, American University in Cairo
Founder and Former Head of Pharmacoeconomic Unit, CAPA, MoH, Egypt
Health Economics Consultant, World Health Organization EMR Office
Treasurer of International Society for Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes Research (ISPOR) Egypt
Title: “Role of pharmacist in boosting health economy: new opportunities”
 

Dr. Islam Anan is leading Accsight offices in the Middle East and Africa for the 3 business units (Accsight HIS) Marketing Research, Market Access, HEOR and Real World Evidence Research, (Accsight PSP).
He is Course Instructor for Economic Evaluation in the Health Economics Diploma and lecturer of Pharmacoeconomics and Health Care Marketing
Title: “COVID-19 Wave preparedness plan”

Title: Intelligent Healthcare

Eng. Medhat is a core member in Huawei’s global Digital Transformation Office. He is a senior ICT and IoT global industry expert who has led successful projects and digital transformation initiatives with the major international ICT industry leaders and held various senior positions, managing global assignments in North America, MEA, and APAC.
Title: Intelligent Healthcare

Mohamed Abd Allah Salem (PhD), Lecturer,Pharmacognosy Department, Faculty of Pharmacy, Menoufia University
Title “MS-based metabolomics applications in pharmacy”

Description
Understanding of complex biological systems requires the measurement, analysis and integration of multiple compound classes of the living cell, usually determined by transcriptomic, proteomic and metabolomics measurements. Metabolomics studies aim for the identification and quantification of the complement of all small molecules and lipids within a biological system.
In recent years, metabolomics has emerged as cornerstones in the field of systems biology. This workshop will provide the participants with: Introduction to ‘omics’ technologies Experimental design and sample preparation in metabolomics studies MS-based metabolomics analysis Multivariate data analysis

To be eligible for this workshop you need to:
Have some basic experience in practical/theoretical gas/liquid chromatography (GC/LC) and mass spectrometry (MS).
Have a master’s degree or similar.

Eman Gomaa (PhD) Associate Professor of Biochemistry Department. Faculty of Pharmacy, MSA University. M.Sc. Fellow of Copenhagen University (Panum Institute), Denmark Ph.D. Fellow of the Technical University in Munich (Klinikum rechts der Isar), Germany Postdoctoral fellow of Mount Sinai School of Medicine, NY, USA. Postdoctoral fellow of Pierre et Marie Curie University, ParisVI - Currently Sorbonne, (L’Hopital Salpetrier Medical School), Paris, France
Title: “Genetic Toxicology: A Regulatory Requirement in the Discovery and Development of New Pharmaceuticals”

Description:
Genetic toxicology data is used as an alternate for long-term carcinogenicity data during early drug development. It represents an important part of preclinical safety assessment of new drugs and is required prior to Phase I/II clinical trials. It is designed to identify potentially hazardous drug candidates by detecting their genetic damage such as gene mutations and chromosomal aberration, which may be reflected in tumorigenic or heritable mutation potential of the drug. Learning Outcomes:
Participants in this workshop will gain knowledge about the following:
- Introduction to genetic toxicology and its impact on drug discovery and development
- Differences between genotoxicity, mutagenicity and cytotoxicity
- Principle, procedures and data analysis of different techniques used in genetic toxicology during the process of drug development
- Single cell gel electrophoresis assay
- Methods for detection of chromosomal aberrations
- Micronucleus test

To be eligible for this workshop you need to:
Pharmacy graduates interested in genetics and toxicology.  

Marwa Hamdi (PhD) and Omar El Kady (PhD) ,Lecturer,Pharmaceutics Department, Faculty of Pharmacy,MSA University
Title: “Concomitant Application of Quality by Design and Artificial Intelligence in Drug Delivery”

Description:
Quality by Design (QbD) is an industry initiative supported by regulators. However, it is also a systematic method of process development which delivers consistency, robustness and increased process knowledge. QbD is certainly becoming a scientific, risk based proactive approach to pharmaceutical product development. Artificial intelligence can be potentially used to create the multidimensional interactions of input variables and to closely bind these variables to a design space.
Goal
This workshop will provide the participants with:
- Comprehensive understanding of QbD including current uses and promised use
- The overall logic and flow of the QbD development process, which includes the use and application of the various tools
- Development and use of Quality Target Product Profiles (QTPPs)
- Definition and verification of Critical Quality Attributes (CQAs), Critical Material Attributes (CMAs) and Critical Process Parameters (CPPs)
- Facets of statistical design of experiments (DOEs), using different response surface methodologies and artificial intelligence technique.
- Design Space and its application in process control, lifecycle management, understanding design space limits.
- Development and optimization of process control strategies.
- Direct application of the steps of QbD and artificial intelligence in the drug formulation.

To be eligible for this workshop you need to:
Have some basic knowledge on statistical analysis

Amira Abdeldaim (PhD), Lecturer of Biochemistry, Faculty of Pharmacy, MSA University. Postdoctoral researcher in The AIDS research center, Kunamoto University, Japan Postdoctoral researcher in the International research center for medical sciences (IRCMS), Kunamoto University, Japan.
Title: “Advanced Technologies for stem cell research”

Description
During this workshop, we will discuss different technologies utilized in the stem cell research to analyse the cell differentiation and explore the mechanisms controlling cell differentiation and self-renewability.

To be eligible for this workshop you need to:
With background of molecular biology and stem cell biology

Schrödinger
Title: “Introduction to Structure-Based Drug Design”

Description
This workshop is powered by Schrödinger’s industry-leading computational platform to accelerate drug discovery and materials design is deployed by leading biopharmaceutical and industrial companies, academic institutions and government laboratories worldwide. Schrödinger is also applying its computational platform to a diverse and extensive pipeline of drug discovery programs in collaboration with pharmaceutical companies and has co-founded leading biotech companies.
In addition, Schrödinger is using its platform to advance a pipeline of internal, wholly-owned drug discovery programs. It will include 1-hour live demo and the distribution of evaluation licenses for an opportunity to try out the Schrödinger's drug discovery suite “Maestro”.

To be eligible for this workshop you need to:
Pharmacy Postgraduates with interest in medicinal chemistry

Zeinab Kamel-, Microbiology and Immunology Department, Faculty of Pharmacy, MSA University.
Title:“Gene expression (RNA Seq) analysis using R programming language”

Description:
The workshop will briefly discuss and provide hands-on practice with RNA sequencing and analysis using computational biology and bioinformatics. An overview will be given on the fundamentals of OMICs based sciences, in particular, transcriptome. The main steps of RNA-sequencing and analysis workflow will be highlighted, including; cDNA library preparation, a quality check of fastq files, genome alignment, and identification of differentially expressed genes.
Learning outcomes:
- By the end of this workshop, the participants will be able to:
- Understand fundamentals of molecular biology and transcriptomes.
- Outline the required steps of RNA-seq analysis workflow.
- Recognize and distinguish between different parts of Rstudio.
- Run a script and interpret results of data analysis on Rstudio.
- Annotate the expressed genes on web-based tools (Gprofiler or GSEA).

To be eligible for this workshop you need to:
Have some basic knowledge of OMICs-based science
Know the fundamentals of R programming language

Mostafa Awwad Cardiovascular Renal Metabolic Marketing Manager. AstraZeneca
Title: “Marketing in Pharmaceutical Companies”

The Faculty of Mass Communication at October University for Modern Sciences and Arts - MSA University invites you to participate in the activities of the 7th scientific conference entitled “Health Communication in the Digital Era” on the 4th & 5th of December, 2021 at the university headquarters and via Zoom.

This conference will include a number of scientific, media and international sessions over the two days, in order to enrich scientific and professional contributions in the field of health media.

A group of medical pioneers in Egypt will participate in the conference:

In addition, a number of media education pioneers in Egypt will also participate in the conference, including:

Not only that, but also a group of deans of mass communication faculties and institutes in Egypt and the Arab countries along with a number of media professionals supervising medical platforms and pages through digital media will also participate in the conference.

AEJMC Virtual Roundtable:

Faculty of Mass communication, MSA University invites you to participate, via Zoom, at the virtual roundtable entitled " Media & Interdisciplinary Studies in the Arab Countries: Opportunities and Challenges" in cooperation with  ICD, AEJMC. 

The Round table will be held within the activities of the 7th academic conference of the Faculty of Mass Communication, MSA University (Health communication in the Digital Age).

 It is the first regional cooperation with the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication - International Communication Division AEJMC - ICD.

It will be held online on Saturday, December 4, from 03:00 to 04:30 pm Cairo time, 2:00 pm - 3:30 pm local time Tunisia / Central Europe, 5:00-6:30 pm Dubai / Kuwait time

Register Now

Certificates will be given to participants

Day one of the “Health Communication in the Digital Era” Conference:

Saturday, December 4, 2021

· 9:00 am – 10:00 am – Registration in SSB

· 10:00 am – 1:00 pm – Opening Session in Cinema Hall

Keynote Speakers and Honorees:

1. Prof. Dr. Mohamed Awad Taj El-Din, Advisor of the President of Egypt for Health Affairs.

2. Prof. Dr. Tarek Tawfik, Deputy Minister for Population Affairs, Ministry of Health and Population.

3. Prof. Dr. Islam Anan, Professor of Health Economics and Epidemiology, Ain Shams University.

4. Prof. Dr. Iman Eissa, Professor and Consultant of Pharmacology-vigilance and Representative of Rameda Company.

Special Honors for her Outstanding Achievements in the field of Health Development: Member of the Egyptian Parliament Anissa Hassouna CEO of Goud Charity Hospital and Al Nas Children Hospital.

1:00 pm – 1:30 pm – Tea Break

1:30 pm – 3:00 pm – Discussion Session: “Health Communication in Media Education Institutions” – Cinema Hall

Session Moderator:Prof. Dr. Hassan Emad Mekkawy, Broadcasting Professor and Former Dean of the Faculty of Mass Communication, Cairo University.

Session Rapporteur:Dr. Noha Samir, Broadcasting Lecturer - MSA

Keynote Speakers:

1. Prof. Dr. Howaida Mostafa, Dean of the Faculty of Mass Communication- Cairo University

2. Prof. Dr. Heba El Semary, Dean of the Faculty of Mass Communication and Public Relations - Al Nahda University

3. Prof. Dr. Hala Nofal, Dean of the Faculty of Mass Communication – South Valley University

4. Prof. Dr. Nermine Khedr, Dean of the Faculty of Mass Communication - Open Education University

5. Prof. Dr. Dina Abou Zeid, Dean of the Faculty of Mass Communication - International Academy of Engineering and Media Sciences

6. Prof. Dr. Mohamed Saad, Dean of the Higher Institute of Media - El Shorouk Academy

7. Prof. Dr. Amal El Ghezawy, Dean of the Canadian International College (CIC).

8. Prof. Dr. Heba Shaheen, Head of the Department of Communication and Media Sciences, Faculty of Arts - Ain Shams University

3:00 pm – 4:30 pm – Roundtable: “Media studies and Interdisciplinary approaches in Arab Countries: Opportunities and Challenges” in collaboration with AEJMC-ICD – Cinema Hall

Session Moderator:Prof. Dr. Samy El Sherif, Dean of the Faculty of Mass Communication - Modern University of Technology and Information (MTI)

Session Coordinator:Prof. Dr. Hanan Badr, Regional Communication Coordinator at the International Communication Division, Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication (ICD-AEJMC)

Session Rapporteur:Dr. Reham Samy, Conference Rapporteur and Head of Broadcasting Department - MSA

Keynote Speakers:

1. Prof. Dr. Essam Nasr, Dean of the Faculty of Mass Communication - University of Sharjah (UAE)

2. Prof. Dr. Inas Abou Youssef, Dean of the Faculty of Mass Communication - Al-Ahram Canadian University ( ARE)

3. Prof. Dr. Hesham Mesbah, Head of Communication Department - Rollins University, Florida, (USA)

4. Dr. Alaa El Shamy, Associate Professor, College of Media and Communication- Imam Muhammad Ibn Saud Islamic University (KSA)

5. Dr. Abdellah Melouki, Lecturer Professor, Faculté des Sciences Humaines et Sociales, Université de Sétif (Algeria)

Day Two of the “Health Communication in the Digital Era” Conference:

Sunday, December 5, 2021

· 9:30 am – 11:30 am – Discussion Session: “Health In Light of Digital Platforms”

Session Moderator: Mr. Mohamed El Hawary, Editor-in-chief of Al - Fanar Media 

Session Rapporteur: Dr. Samar Galal, Journalism Lecturer - MSA

Keynote Speakers:

1. Dr. Nermeen El Azrak, Head of English Section, Faculty of Mass Communication - Cairo University.

2. Mr. Khaled El Barmawy, Journalist & Digital Platforms Expert.

3. Dr. Ayman Rashwan, Physician and TV Anchor, “The Doctor Program” - Al-Kahera Wa Al-Nass Channel

4. Mr. Ibrahim El Tayeb, Head of the Medical Page - Al-Masry Al-Youm newspaper.

5. Dr. Gehan Raslan, Nutritionist, Faculty of Medicine – Cairo University.

· 11:30 am – 12:00 pm – Tea Break

· 12:00 pm – 2:00 pm – First Session (parallel): “Health communication from an Institutional Perspective” – Cinema Hall

Session Moderator: Prof. Dr. Mahmoud Alm El Din – Journalism Professor, Faculty of Mass Communication - Cairo University

Session Coordinator: Prof. Dr. Aml Elsayed, Vice Dean for Student Affairs, Faculty of Mass Communication - Al Ahram Canadian University. 

Session Rapporteur: Dr. Yasmine Ahmed Broadcasting Lecturer - MSA

Participants:

1. Dr. Rala Abdel Wahab: “A visual framing analysis of Covid-19 pandemic outbreak in India on Washington Post, India Today and BBC”

2. Dr. Nisreen Nader: “The influence of social media visuals on people’s attitudes towards Covid-19 vaccines”
3. Ms. Lama Atef, Ms. Shorouk Ashraf: “Infodemic and digital literacy: The role of digital media literacy in combating misinformation of Covid-19 on Facebook”
4. Ms. Nada Ehab: “Uses of science popularization videos on social media and their effects on involvement in science learning activities”

• 2:30 pm – 3:30 pm – Closing Session and Recommendations – Cinema Hall

Session Moderator: Prof. Dr. Hanan Youssef, Dean of the Faculty of Mass Communication - The Arab Academy for Science and Technology and Maritime Transport - Smart Village Branch
 

Session Rapporteurs:

Dr. Noha Samir

Dr. Reham Samy

Dr. Samar Galal

Dr. Yasmine Ahmed

Dr, Abeer Salem

Dr. Iman Zahra

The Faculty of Languages, MSA University is pleased to launch its Second International Conference “The Posthuman Turn: Chances and Challenges” in October 2023.

At a time of cultural, economic, and geopolitical crisscrossing, post-humanism emerged as an interdisciplinary area that re- evaluates the ‘humanness’ and ‘the human’ while embracing transformational/ ‘transhumanist’ perspectives to improve interconnectedness and to extend ‘moral concerns’ from human to nonhumans. Generally, post-humanism keeps on spurring ongoing questions that define the human, nonhuman and inhuman configurations while emphasizing that the ‘post’ in posthuman does not indicate the end of humanity but a reconsideration of institutionalized definitions.

With a backdrop of such convergent and irreconcilable approaches, this conference aims to address the various implications of posthumanism for contemporary issues such as environmentalism, animal rights, gender, race, and ethics, while embracing its interdisciplinary nature. The conference offers an engaging platform for academicians, theorists, and artists to share their ideas and interpretations of emerging concepts in fields of humanities across different cultures and contexts. Papers from various fields and disciplines are welcomed to pronounce the questions related to this area.

Topics of interest include, but are not limited to the following:

Abstract Submission The conference features presentations and posters.

There will be a chance for international publications for selected research papers.

Kindly click on the following link to fill in the abstract form: https://forms.gle/Ve4VU1ehNmCs8xNM7

Deadline for sending abstracts: 1st April, 2023

Acceptance notification: 25th May, 2023

Abstracts are subject to a peer-review process

Registration fees for presenters:

Registration fees for attendees:

Registration fees cover conference material, coffee breaks and refreshments for the two days.

For inquiries, send an email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Please note that attendance registration and payment are mandatory through:

The Posthuman Turn: Chances and Challenges Agenda

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The Sustainability GEN-4 Post COP 27 Conference will be held in conjunction with the 2022 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP 27) that has taken place in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt. This event is organized by the Architecture Department, Faculty of Engineering, MSA University, Egypt, in collaboration with the University of Greenwich, London, and the Green Building & Construction Economics Journal (GBCE), Universal Wiser Publisher, Singapore.

The aim of the Sustainability GEN-4 Post COP 27 Conference is to provide a platform for participants from both academia and industry to present and publish innovative and novel scientific papers. Coverage includes, but is not limited to, the following research topics and areas:

Selected papers will be published in Green Building & Construction Economics (GBCE) Journal

Important Dates

Registration and Publication Fees: Free of charge

Venue: MSA University, Cairo, Egypt

Author Guidelines: https://ojs.wiserpub.com/index.php/GBCE/about/submissions

Contact Details:

Agenda

Download: MSA University - Sustainability GEN-4 Post COP 27 Conference 2023 Agenda.

This is a huge call for papers for all computer scientists from all universities!

The Faculty of Computer Science, MSA University is pleased to host and organize the IEEE Conference on Intelligent Methods, Systems, and Applications (IMSA) on the 15th and 16th of July, 2023 in Cairo where researchers from different universities could participate with their research.

IMSA specializes in topics stemming from computational science. In addition to original work that explores all new research directions and the genuine notions in the computer science field that eventually serve and add to the community.

IMSA solicits papers that address important research challenges related to, but not limited to:

Please note that the important dates are as follows:

Paper Submission:

Prepare your submission using the IEEE manuscript templates provided at: http://imsa.msa.edu.eg/call-for-papers/

The Faculty of Biotechnology is honored to invite you all to participate in “Decoding the past: 1st international Symposium” to unlock the secrets of the past together!

The symposium is designed to showcase state-of-the-art applications in the field of biomolecular archaeology allowing for collaboration across multidisciplinary platforms by high-caliber international experts.

The organizing committee is elated to announce the participation of the Italian Cultural Center in addition to the international society in attendance from Switzerland, Greece, Italy and Kuwait to engage and exchange knowledge with Egyptian Universities and research centers in various fields for instance: Paleopathology, Paleogenomics (Ancient DNA), isotopes, paleoproteomics, bioinformatics, nanotechnology, microbiology, anthropology, biomedicine, molecular science, etc.

Highly influential scientists who catapulted the field of archaeology forward will be celebrated on the margin of the day.

Attending and participating in the symposium is completely free of charge. However, online registration is a must. An E-booklet containing the abstracts summarizing all the participating talks and research in the symposium will be published.

Date and Time: Sunday 12th of February, 2023 at 9:30 AM

Place: SSB - MSA campus

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Dr. Hu , is an Associate Professor at the School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation, University of Maryland.

Her research activities center on how to decarbonize the built environment through net zero impact and healthy building design, and to understand how the (smart) technologies might be employed to reduce the impact from built environment to ecosystem.

Dr. Hu , has an extensive background in high-performance building design and life cycle assessment and has engaged in applied building technology research for over 14 years. She has published in over seventy research paper and conference proceedings, and has lectured widely in North America, Europe, and Asia.

She was a visiting research fellow at the Tampere University in Finland as a Fulbright recipient (2020-21).

She is also the Jefferson Science Fellow (2022-2023).

Her first book, titled Net Zero Building: Predicated and Unintended Consequences, was released in April 2019 through Routledge. Her second book: Healthy Built Environment and Smart technologies was published in September 2020.

Dr. Nabil Mohareb, is an Associate Professor at the American University in Cairo, Department of Architecture, School of Sciences and Engineering (SSE).

He was the former Director of the Faculty of Architecture – Design & Built Environment, Beirut Arab University, Tripoli Campus, Lebanon.

He has worked for distinguished universities in Egypt, United Arab Emirates, and Lebanon. Recently he has been an Honorary Research Fellow at the University of Liverpool Fellowship in Heritage Program Award for 2020-21.

In addition, he received the Emerald Awards 2022 Literati for being an outstanding reviewer.

His research focuses on the relationship between architecture and urbanism.

Dr. Nabil’s publications and interests are in social behavior activities, their mutual effect on spatial and economic variables in urban spaces, and their interrelationship with architectural design.

Hajar al-Beltaji is an interdisciplinary Researcher, Teaching Assistant at Architectural Engineering and Environmental Design in Cairo.

Outside Academia she works as community Architect and Managing projects in heritage and urbanism. Her research interests revolve around, Memory studies, digital Heritage, Medium studies, human spatial behavior, the impact of politics and social institutions on urban and architecture, conflict of urban space. Her Master thesis investigated the individual memory between physical and digital realm. Hajar has a diverse background that her worked was recognized in Arabian Dreams Exhibition in Denmark in 2022.

Hajar al-Beltaji started her career as an urban activist when she was a student of architecture that she, along with a colleague of hers, co-founded an Initiative meant to conduct research and urban development project in her home town Mansoura city. In this regard, she has been a part of the research project on “Futuristic vision of Transportation in Mansoura city. Back in 2013, She started working in “Save Mansoura Initiative” especially after the ongoing deterioration of heritage in Mansoura city, and later on, she became a member of the Egyptian Heritage network for two years.

Lecture Outline:

Eng. Bahaa Maher, “El Me3margy” Architect, a Teaching assistant at AASTMT and Co-founder of Untitled Studio for architectural design and fine finishes. Architect Baher got his bachelor’s degree from AASTMT. and currently, he is studying MBA. He has a passion towards architecture and interior design, which was the spark to start "Elme3margy” journey as he shares his passion with people. He believes that adventures are the best way to learn, so he never feels afraid to try new things.

Mr. Tim Carlson, Interlocking bottles Inventor , Washigton DC, USA

Mr. Carlson, received his Bachelor of Science in Chemistry, summa cum laude, from Bethel College in Minnesota, USA, with minors in Math/Physics, Biology and Bible. He went on to receive a Juris Doctor in Law, Order of the Coif, from the University of California, Los Angeles. After law school,

Mr. Carlson, worked in the Washington DC office of Hogan & Hartson (now Hogan Lovells), an international law firm, before becoming General Counsel of Telogy Networks, a high-tech telecommunications company. After Telogy was purchased by Texas Instruments in 1999, Mr. Carlson, worked as Senior Counsel at Texas Instruments.

In 2010,Mr. Carlson, teamed up with friends to form Friendship Products, a partnership committed to helping people in need and helping the environment.

Mr. Carlson, manages the day-to-day activities of Friendship Products, including partnership and research coordination with universities and other organizations, and is a named inventor on many of the company’s more than 50 worldwide patents.

This is a huge call for papers for all computer scientists from all universities!

The Faculty of Computer Science, MSA University is pleased to host the 2nd IEEE Conference on the Intelligent Methods, Systems, and Applications (IMSA) on the 13th and 14th of July, 2024 in Cairo where researchers from different universities could participate with their research.

IMSA is specialized in topics stemming from computational science. The conference is welcoming presentations of original work that explores all new research directions and genuine notions in the field of Computer Science, aiming to ultimately contribute to and benefit the community.

IMSA solicits papers that address important research related to:

Please note that the important dates are as follows:

Paper Submission:

Prepare your submission using the IEEE manuscript templates provided at: http://imsa.msa.edu.eg/call-for-papers/