Mohammed Tabishat
April 18th, 2013
Mohammed Tabishat, Assistant Professor of Anthropology in the Department of Sociology, Anthropology, Psychology and Egyptology (SAPE) participated in a workshop from April 1-4 entitled “The Arab Spring: The Preludes,” held at Qatar Foundation of Islamic Studies in Doha. His presentation focused on current media representations of the so-called “Arab Spring.” It called for more detailed descriptions that situate the current events in socio-historical context. It further stressed the significance of articulating the ongoing events and changes in terms deriving from the cultural memories and aspirations of the individuals and groups who enliven them. One major way to achieve this, he argued, is to include embodied knowledge alongside more conventional forms of representations.
recipients of faculty support grants for the September cycle
November 4th, 2012
Allow me to begin by thanking all AUC faculty for their patience during the current grant cycle. Following our announced two-week delay due to the September strike, there was another, unexpected delay as the Associate Provost for Research Administration was trapped in New York by Hurricane Sandy.
As always, the following list includes faculty grants only. Graduate student grants are now handled exclusively by Dr. Amr Shaarawi, Provost and Dean of Graduate Studies. Please contact Dr. Shaarawi’s office for news about the status of applications for Graduate Student Grants.
My office will process the checks for the following grants as quickly as we can, but please allow some time for this to happen, since there is a very heavy workload for my assistant (Nancy Wadie) once the grant decisions are made. If you have not yet provided a letter of acceptance from the conference for which you have received a grant, no check will be issued until we receive such a letter.
If you see any typographical or other errors, or if you believe yourself to be wrongly missing from this list, please contact me immediately at gharman@aucegypt.edu.
CONFERENCE GRANTS
BUS (School of Business)
*Hala El-Ramly (ECON). San Diego, CA, USA. January 2013.
*Mohamad al-Issis (ECON). Beirut, Lebanon. December 2012.
*Maha Mourad (MGMT). Tallinn, Estonia. November 2012.
*Dina Rateb (MGMT). Barcelona, Spain. November 2012.
*Pierre Rostan (MGMT). Cape Town, South Africa. November 2012.
*Tarek Selim (ECON). Pittsburgh, PA, USA. May-June 2012.
*Samir Youssef (MGMT). Orlando, FL, USA. January 2013.
GAPP (School of Global Affairs and Public Policy)
*Hamid Ali (PPAD). Ifrane, Morocco. November 2012.
*Ronnie Close (JRMC). Brighton, UK. October 2012.
*Mohamed Elmasry (JRMC). Atlanta, USA. November 2012.
*Shems Friedlander (JRMC). London, UK. October 2012.
GSE (Graduate School of Education)
*Gihan Osman (GSE). Louisville, KY, USA. October-November, 2012.
*Stacie Rissmann-Joyce. Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. March 2013.
HUSS (School of Humanities and Social Sciences)
*Ashraf Abdou (ALI). Madrid, Spain. September 2012.
*Ebony Coletu (RHET). San Juan, Puerto Rico. November 2012.
*Matthew Crippen (PHIL). Calgary, AB, Canada. October 2012.
*Sayyed Daifallah (ALI). Denver, CO. November 2012.
*Ibrahim Elnur (POLS). Japan. November 2012.
*Sophie Farag (ELI). Liverpool, UK. April 2013.
*Atta Gebril (ELI). Dubai, UAE. November 2012.
*Allana Haist (RHET). Belfast, Northern Ireland. November 2012
*Rasha Hassan (ALI). Denver, USA. November 2012.
*Azza Hassanein (ALI). Denver, CO. November 2012.
*Ivan Ivekovic (POLS). Japan. November 2012.
*Ellen Kenney (ARIC). New York, USA. October 2012.
*Sanaa Makhlouf (ELI). Dallas, USA. March 2013.
*Mark Mikhael (RHET). Orlando, FL, USA. January 2013.
*Amy Motlagh (ECLT). Istanbul, Turkey. August 2012.
*Bernard O’Kane (ARIC). New York, USA. October 2012.
*Jee-Kwang Park (POLS). Orlando, FL, USA. January 2013.
*Julia Seibert (HIST). Philadelphia, USA. November-December 2012.
*Bonnie Settlage (SAPE). Lima, Peru. March 2013.
*Surti Singh (PHIL). Rochester, NY, USA. November 2012.
*Mohammed Tabishat (SAPE). San Francisco, USA. November 2012.
*Adam Talib (ARIC). Portland, OR, USA March 2013.
*Timothy Warren (RHET). Doha, Qatar. November 2012.
*Mark Westmoreland (SAPE). Canberra, Australia. December 2012.
SSE (School of Sciences and Engineering)
*Ashraf Abdelbar (CSCE). Bali, Indonesia. November 2012.
*Hassan Azzazy (CHEM). Venice, Italy. October 2012.
*Florin Balasa (CSCE). Chonqin, China. October 2012.
*Gregg De Young (MACT). Rohtak, India. November 2012.
*Samer Ezeldin (CANG). Melbourne, Australia. December 2012.
*Justin Grubich (BIOL). San Francisco, USA. January 2013.
*Maki Habib (MENG). Daejeon, South Korea. January-February 2013.
*Wael Hassan (CANG). Pittsburgh, PA, USA. May 2013.
*Hoda Mostafa (CLT). Orlando, FL, USA. January 2013.
*Mohamed Moustafa (CSCE). Ouro Preto, Brazil. August 2012.
*Khaled Nassar (CANG). Copenhagen, Denmark. September 2012.
*Hanadi Salem (MENG). San Antonio, TX, USA. March 2013.
RESEARCH GRANTS
BUS (School of Business)
*Iman Seoudi (MGMT). “Toward Venture Capital Policy Framework in the New Egypt.” Cairo. October 2012-December 2013.
GAPP (School of Global Affairs and Public Policy)
*Hamid Ali (PPAD). “Darfur Political Economy: A Quest for Development.” Cairo. June-October 2012.
HUSS (School of Humanities and Social Sciences)
*Aissa Deebi (Arts). “The Pavilion of Palestine in Venice Biennale 55.” Venice, Italy. September 2012-June 2013.
*Amy Austin Holmes. (SAPE) “The Specter of the Arab Spring: Popular Uprisings, Sectarian Strife, and Civil Military Relations in Egypt and Bahrain.” London, UK & Manama, Bahrain. January 2013.
*Sam Haselby (HIST). “The Impact of the Opium Trade and China Missions on Anglo-American Protestantism.” Cambridge, MA. December 2012-January 2013.
*Jee-Kwang Park (POLS). “Crime, Fear of Crime Victimization, and Judicial Election.” Cambridge, MA and Cairo. October 2012-February 2013.
SSE (School of Sciences and Engineering)
*Mina Abd-el-Malek (MACT). “Application of the Lie Group Method for Solving Boundary Value Problems.” Cairo. October 2012-July 2013.
*Ali Darwish (EENG). “Thermal and Linearity Analysis of GaN MMICs.” Cairo. October 2012-August 2013.
*Khaled El-Ayat (CSCE). “Cubesat Pico Satellite.” Cairo. September 2012-December 2013.
*Khalil Elkhodary (MENG). “Computational Modeling of Continuum Curvature Due to Inhomogeneous Deformations.” Cairo. October 2012-October 2013.
*Salah El-Sheikh (PHYS). “Preparation and Characterization of Pb-Ge-Te and Sn-Ge-Te Ferroelectric Low band Gap Semiconductor Alloys in Bulk and Thin Film States.” Cairo. June 2012-June 2013.
*Yasser Gadallah (EENG). “Towards an End-to-End Information Access: Investigating the Integration of Wireless Sensor Networks and Broadband Wireless Access Networks.” Cairo. November 2012-August 2013.
*Justin Grubich (BIOL). “Territory Size and Growth Rates in the Red Sea Lionfish (Pterois miles).” El Gouna, Egypt. October 2012-September 2013.
*Mohamed Swillam. (PHYS). “Novel Nanophotonic Devices.” Toronto, Canada. November 2012-October 2013.
*El Sayed M. Zanoun (MENG). “Interior and Exterior Flow Field Investigations for Compartment of a Passenger Car.” Cairo. January 2013-December 2013.
RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT GRANTS
GAPP (School of Global Affairs and Public Policy)
*Allison Hodgkins (PPAD). “Keeping the King’s Peace: The 1994 Wadi Araba Treaty and Jordan’s National Interest.” Amman, Jordan. December 2012-January 2013.
TEACHING ENHANCEMENT GRANTS
SSE (School of Sciences and Engineering)
*Ashraf Abdelbar (CSCE). “Annual ABET Assessment Symposium.” Portland, OR, USA. April 2013.
COORDINATION OF CONFERENCE/WORKSHOP GRANTS
SSE (School of Sciences and Engineering)
*Basil Kamel (CANG). “Integrating the Nile in Urban Development.” Cairo and Nile Delta, Egypt. Spring 2013.
*Magda Mostafa (CANG). “Sustainable Interventions in Urban Cairo.” Cairo. November 2012.
Mohammed Tabishat
September 3rd, 2012
Mohammed Tabishat, Assistant Professor of Anthropology in the Department of Sociology, Anthropology, Psychology, and Egyptology (SAPE) has published the following article: “Society in Cinema: Anticipating the Revolution in Egyptian Fiction and Movies,” Social Research: An International Quarterly, Vol. 79 : No. 2: Summer 2012: 377-396.
Mohammed Tabishat
April 24th, 2012
Mohammed Tabishat, Assistant Professor of Anthropology in the Department of Sociology, Anthropology, Psychology and Egyptology (SAPE) has just presented a paper entitled “Society in Theatre: Films Produced in Egypt in the Period between 1992 and 2010″ at a conference entitled Egypt in Transition, held and organized by The New School University in New York City, April 12, 2012. Mohammed’s contribution will appear in a special issue of the journal Social Research International Quarterly, this summer.
Mohammed Tabishat
March 8th, 2012
Dr. Mohammed Tabishat, Assistant Professor of Anthropology in the Department of Sociology, Anthropology, Psychology, and Egyptology (SAPE) has published an essay entitled “Islam, the media and why an MP’s career took a nose dive” in Ahram Online on March 8, 2012. The essay can be read by clicking HERE.
Mohammed Tabishat
February 29th, 2012
Dr. Mohammed Tabishat, Assistant Professor of Anthropology in the Department of Sociology, Anthropology, Psychology, and Egyptology (SAPE) participated from February 24-26 in a conference entitled “Realigning Power Geometries in the Arab World,” organized by The Oriental Institute of the University of Leipzig, Germany. The conference was concerned with initiating debates aiming at identifying research priorities that would assist appreciating the major processes of change now taking place in the Arab region. The conference proceedings will come out in a reader, and will include the contributions of the participants.
recipients of Faculty Support Grants for the September cycle
October 18th, 2011
Dear Colleagues:
What follows is a list of all Faculty Support Grants approved from the September application cycle. (Graduate Student Grants are now handled by Dr. Amr Shaarawi, Dean of Graduate Studies; inquiries can be made with his office.) All unsuccessful applicants have already been informed by email. If you think you have been wrongly omitted from the list, or if there is a typographical or other error in your listing, please let me know at gharman@aucegypt.edu. Such mistakes are easy to fix. Please note that under the new travel policy, my office will initially only be processing checks for the non-travel portion of your grant. As for the travel portion, you can either (a) book your tickets through the AUC Travel Office, or (b) book them yourself. The procedures for the two cases are as follows:
(a) The Travel Office will receive a list from me of everyone approved for travel for this cycle, including the destination and approximate dates. Since not everyone will choose to use the Travel Office, they will not automatically book your tickets for you; you must contact them to make this request, but please wait until at least Sunday, October 23 before doing so. Once the Travel Office tells us that you are booking through them, we will then pay the cost. Naturally, this amount will count against your annual maximum (which is $3,500 for Conference Grants and $6,500 for Research Grants).
(b) If you choose to book the tickets yourself, you must be reimbursed after travel is complete, after presenting your boarding passes for the whole of the trip. Please note that the amount of reimbursement will be determined by the Travel Office. If for some reason you need a more complicated itinerary than direct travel to the research/conference site, you are allowed to book such an itinerary, but of course you will only be reimbursed for what the fair price would have been for a direct route. Naturally, this amount will count against your annual maximum.
Important Note: faculty are not allowed more than the maximum amount in each grant category for any reason. If for example the airfare and per diem for a distant conference add up to more than $3,500, you may be left with some out-of-pocket expenses. Faculty are encouraged to consider this point when deciding on which conferences to attend during any given academic year.
Another Important Note (October 19): We do not process Conference Grants for which the letter of acceptance is still pending until the letter of acceptance is forwarded to my office.
Dr. Graham Harman, Associate Provost for Research Administration
CONFERENCE GRANTS
BUS (School of Business)
*Neveen Ahmed (MGMT). Washington, DC, USA. November 2011.
*Mohamad Al-Ississ (ECON). Chicago, USA. January 2012.
*Hala El-Ramly (ECON). Chicago, USA. January 2012.
*Steven Formaneck (MGMT). Bangkok, Thailand. December 2011.
*Maha Mourad (MGMT). Venice, Italy. January 2012.
*Maha Mourad (MGMT). Nicosia, Cyprus. March 2012.
*Samir Youssef (MGMT). Rotterdam, The Netherlands. June 2012.
GAPP (School of Global Affairs and Public Policy)
*Hamid Ali (PPAD). Chicago, USA. January 2012.
*Timothy Dolan (PPAD). Penang, Malaysia. December 2011.
*Mohamad Elmasry (JRMC). Beirut, Lebanon. October 2011.
*Kim Fox (JRMC). Beirut, Lebanon. October 2011.
*Naila Hamdy (JRMC). Beirut, Lebanon. October 2011.
*Kevin Keenan (JRMC). Beirut, Lebanon. October 2011.
*Kevin Keenan (JRMC). Juba, South Sudan. November 2011.
*Usha Natarajan (LAW). Eugene, Oregon, USA. October 2011.
*AKM Ahsan Ullah (CMRS). Phuket, Thailand. May 2012.
GSE (Graduate School of Education)
*Ana Gil Garcia (GSE). Madrid, Spain. November 2011.
*Ted Purinton (GSE). Rhodes, Greece. January 2012.
HUSS (School of Humanities and Social Sciences)
*Zeinab Abul-Magd (HIST). Washington, DC, USA. December 2011.
*Holger Albrecht (POLS). Washington, DC, USA. December 2011.
*Stancil Campbell (PVA). Long Beach, CA, USA. March 2012.
*Agnes Czajka (SAPE). Berlin, Germany. October 2011.
*Sophie Farag (ELI). Glasgow, Scotland. March 2012.
*Lori Fredricks (ELI). Antigua, Guatemala. November 2011.
*Camilo Gómez-Rivas (ARIC). Washington, DC, USA. November-December 2011.
*Joseph Hill (SAPE). Montreal, Canada. November 2011.
*Amy Holmes (SAPE). Boston, USA. November 2011.
*Nagwa Kassabgy (ELI). Chicago, USA. November 2011.
*Sara Magrin (PHIL). Ithaca NY. October 2011.
*Sanaa Makhlouf (ELI). Ankara, Turkey. October 2011.
*Javed Maswood (POLS). Taiwan. November 2011.
*Sean McMahon (POLS). Dunedin, New Zealand. November-December, 2011.
*William Melaney (ECLT). Pittsburgh, USA. October 2011.
*Amy Motlagh (ECLT). Washington, DC, USA. December 2011.
*Bernard O’Kane (ARIC). Sydney, Australia. October 2011.
*Rashmika Pandya (PHIL). Reykjavik, Iceland. November 2011.
*Rose Parfitt (POLS). Helsinki, Finland. October 2011.
*Sylvain Perdigon (SAPE). Washington, DC, USA. December 2011.
*Susanne Rizzo (ELI). Philadelphia, USA. March 2012.
*Yasmine Salah El-Din (ELI). Chicago, USA. November 201
*Ann Shafer (PVA). San Francisco, USA. November 2011.
*Mohammed Tabishat (SAPE). Montreal, Canada. November 2011.
*Mark Westmoreland (SAPE). New Orleans, USA. November 2011.
SSE (School of Sciences and Engineering)
*Nageh K. Allam (PHYS). Boston, USA. November-December 2011.
*Christian Bauriedel (CANG). Nairobi, Kenya & Madrid, Spain. November 2011.
*Ali Darwish (EENG). Montreal, Canada. June 2012.
*Sherine Elbaradei (CANG). Sharjah, UAE. November 2011.
*Tarek Elkewidy (PENG). Bangkok, Thailand. November 2011.
*Maki Habib (MENG). Oita, Japan. January 2012.
*Ali Hadi (MACT). Lahore, Pakistan. December 2011.
*Tarek Madkour (CHEM). Tokyo, Japan. December 2011.
*Khaled Nassar (CANG). Weimar, Germany. November 2011.
*Ahmed Rafea (CSCE). Alexandria. October 2011.
*Hanadi Salem (MENG). Orlando, Florida, USA. March 2012.
*Mohamed Hassan Sayed (PENG). Washington, DC, USA. October 2011.
RESEARCH GRANTS
GAPP (School of Global Affairs and Public Policy)
*Naila Hamdy (JRMC). “Prediction of Media Credibility in Egypt’s Post-Revolution Transitional Phase.” Cairo. October-December 2011.
HUSS (School of Humanities and Social Sciences)
*Mariam Ayad (SAPE). “Epigraphic Fieldwork in the Tomb of Harwa (TT37).” Luxor. December 2011-January 2012.
SSE (School of Sciences and Engineering)
*Ahmed Abou-Auf (EENG). “Fault Modeling ad Worst-Case Test Vectors for Delay Failure Induced in CMOS ASIC Devices by Total Ionizing Radiation.” Cairo. October 2011-September 2012.
*Wael Ahmed (CHEM). “Graphene-Polymer Nanocomposites as Surface Coatings for Biomolecular Absorption.” Cairo. October 2011-October 2012.
*Edwin Cruz-Rivera (BIOL). “The Role of Structural Versus Chemical Defenses in Turbinaria.” El Gouna, Egypt. November 2011-June 2012.
*Maki Habib (MENG). “Design and Development of GSM Based Remote Control and Monitoring System.” Cairo. October 2011-October 2012.
*Tarek Madkour (CHEM). Cairo. “Development of the Molecular Parameters for the Design of New Nano-Structured Highly Permeable and Highly Selective Polyimide Membranes for the Green Separation of Natural Gas.” Cairo. September 2011-June 2012.
*Tamer Shoeib (CHEM). Cairo. “Theoretical Modeling and Structural Analysis of Gluathione Complexes with the Anti-Cancer Drugs Cisplatin and Oxaliplatin.” Cairo. November 2011-October 2012.
*Mohamed Swillam (PHYS). “Design and Fabrication of Nanoscale Plasmonic Networks.” Toronto, Canada. November 2011-October 2012.
TEACHING ENHANCEMENT GRANT
SSE (School of Sciences and Engineering)
*Mohamed Aly (MENG). “Development of Drawing and Dimensioning Library for Mechanical Components According to Different International Drawing Standards.” Cairo. December 2011-December 2012.
*Lamyaa El-Gabry (MENG). “Sustainable Solar Systems in Mechanical Engineering.” Egypt, Spain. December 2011-December 2012.
*Basil Kamel (CANG). “Design Methodology: Studies in Design Studio Experiential Learning.” Cairo. October 2011-August 2012.
CO-ORDINATION OF A CONFERENCE/WORKSHOP GRANT
GAPP (School of Global Affairs and Public Policy)
*Thomas Skouteris (LAW). “International Law and the Periphery,” in co-operation with the University of Sydney, Australia. February 2012.
Mohammed Tabishat
June 12th, 2011
Mohammed Tabishat, Assistant Professor of Anthropology in the Department of Sociology, Anthropology, Psychology, and Egyptology (SAPE), has just published an article (in Arabic) about the "Arab spring" at jadaliya.com, an Arabic/English website run by Arab intellectuals concerned with political and cultural criticism.
Click HERE to read the article.
recipients of Faculty Support Grants for the September cycle
October 19th, 2010
Beginning with the September 2010 application cycle for AUC internal faculty grants, we are posting the names of all faculty grant recipients here on the Faculty Bulletin (and, in the case of all grants other than Conference Grants, the topic of the project). There are two reasons for doing so:
1. To accelerate the notification process. Please note that recipients still need to wait several days for the official letter from my Office to know the amount received. Acceptance does not entail that the full amount requested was in fact awarded. (For now, we have decided not to list the exact dollar amount of the grants in the Bulletin.)
2. To enhance mutual awareness of AUC faculty research. It is enjoyable to read through the list and learn about the many interesting research projects in which your colleagues are involved.
Some of the Conference Grants are pending a letter of acceptance for the presentations. For this reason, only the conference locations are listed so as not to “jump the gun” with conference titles before some of the presentations are officially accepted.
If you are not on the list below and think there is an error, you may contact the Associate Provost for Research Administration (gharman@aucegypt.edu) for an explanation.
Names of recipients are listed alphabetically by family name.
Please note: this is the last cycle of AUC faculty support grants to be awarded under the old system. Beginning with the November application cycle, new application forms are required and the new rules apply. Please see the following website for details:
http://www.aucegypt.edu/research/grants/Pages/Fac.aspx
CONFERENCE GRANTS
*Hala El Ramly (Economics). Denver, Colorado. January 2011.
*Steven Formaneck (Management). Bahrain. January 2011.
*Dilip Ghosh (Management). New York. October 2010.
*Maha Mourad (Management). Beirut. December 2010.
*Maha Mourad (Management). Zürich. February 2011.
*Eskandar Tooma (Management). Cape Town. November 2010.
HUSS (School of Humanities and Social Sciences)
*Nadya Chishty-Mujahid (ECLT). Oxford, UK. January 2011.
*Lori Fredricks (ELI). Jaen, Spain. December 2010.
*Camilo Gomez-Rivas (ARIC). Boston. January 2011.
*Abeer Salah Heider (ALI). Seattle. March 2011.
*Hani Henry (SAPE). Charleston, SC. February 2011.
*Amy Holmes (SAPE). San Diego, CA. November 2011.
*Vassiliki Kotini (ECLT). New Brunswick, NJ. April 2011.
*Amy Motlagh (ECLT). Los Angeles. January 2011.
*Ann Shafer (PVA). Atlanta. November 2010.
*Nadine Sika (Political Science). Florence, Italy. April 2011.
*Mohammed Tabishat (SAPE). New Orleans. November 2010.
*Daniel Vilmure (RHET/COMP). Istanbul. November 2010.
GAPP (School of Global Affairs and Public Policy)
*Mervat Abou Oaf (JRMC). Kuwait. October 2010.
*Hamid Ali (PPA). Berlin. January 2011.
*Alejandro Escorihuela (Law). Madrid. December 2010.
*Sherine Fahmy (JRMC). Kuwait. October 2010.
*Kim Fox (JRMC). Kuwait. October 2010.
*Outi Korhonen (Law). Madrid. December 2010.
*Tanya Monforte (Law). Madrid. December 2010.
LLT (School of Libraries and Learning Technologies)
*Amanda Click (Library). Dubai. October 2010.
SSE (School of Sciences and Engineering)
*Maki Habib (MENG). Beppu, Oita, Japan. January 2011.
*Ali Hadi (MACT). Dhaka, Bangladesh. December 2010.
*Ahmed Moustafa (Biology). Hersonissios, Crete, Greece. November 2010.
*Khaled Nassar (CANG). Baltimore, MD. December 2010.
*Hanadi Salem (MENG). San Diego, CA. February-March, 2011.
*Alexander Schuster (MACT). Helsinki, Finland. October 2010.
RESEARCH GRANTS
*Mohamed Hegazy (Accounting). “Fraudulent Financial Reporting: Do Red Flags Really Help?” Cairo. July 2010-December 2010.
*Khaled Samaha (Accounting). “The Extent of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Information Disclosure and its Determinants by the Largest Companies Listed on the Egyptian Stock Exchange (EXG).” Cairo. September 2010-September 2011.
*Ahmed Tolba (Management). “The Effect of Opinion Leadership on Innovation Diffusion and Use.” Cairo. October 2010-July 2011.
GAPP (School of Global Affairs and Public Policy)
*Hamid Ali (PPA). “Public Policy Debate: Inflationary and Reserve Requirement in Economy with Informal Sector.” Cairo. January 2011.
*AKM Ahsan Ullah (CMRS). “Tapping the Potential for Corporate Social Responsibilities (CRS) to Address the Needs of Refugees in Egypt.” Cairo. October 2010-April 2011.
*Justin Martin (JRMC). "Half the Tunisian Sky: Two-Part Journalism Project on Women's Rights in Tunisia." Tunis. November 2010.
HUSS (School of Humanities and Social Sciences)
*Salima Ikram (SAPE). “North Kharga Oasis Survey, Field Work.” Kharga Oasis, Egypt. December 2010-January 2011.
*Mate Tokić (History). “For the Homeland, Ready! Diaspora Politics and Transnational Political Violence During the Cold War.” Ottawa, ON, Canada. January 2011.
SSE (School of Sciences and Engineering)
*Sherif Abdel Azeem (EENG). Cairo. “On-line Handwritten Digits Recognition.” September 2010-August 2011.
*Mohab Anis (EENG). “Design for Yield of Sensitive Integrated Circuits in the Nanometer Regime.” Cairo and Waterloo, ON, Canada. January-March, 2011.
*Samer Ezeldin (CANG). “Automation of Project Controls, Procedures, and Protocols for ISO Certification- Phase 1.” Cairo and New Brunswick, NJ. Fall 2010-Fall-2011.
*Hanadi Salem (MENG). “Fabrication of Ultrahigh Strength/Tough Monolithic and Composite Nanostructured Bulk Products Using Powder Metallurgy/Spark Plasma Sintering (SPS).” Cairo. January 2011-April 2012.
*Kathleen Sheppard (Core). “Margaret Murray and the Tomb of the Two Brothers.” London. January 2011.
*Maher Younan (MENG). “Shakedown Limit Load Determination of Defected Pressure Vessel, and Piping Components Using a Simplified Technique.” Cairo. November 2010-May 2011.
TEACHING ENHANCEMENT GRANT
SSE (School of Sciences and Engineering)
*Mustafa Arafa (MENG). Cairo. “Development of Teaching Aids for Mechanical Vibration.” December 2010-December 2011.
CO-ORDINATION OF A CONFERENCE/WORKSHOP GRANT
SSE (School of Sciences and Engineering)
*Mohab Anis (EENG). “International Conference on Microelectronics.” Sofitel el-Gezira, Cairo. December 19-22, 2010.
