What happens when a 3,000-year-old King needs to travel abroad? History isn't just a collection of artifacts at the Nanotechnology Research Centre (NTRC)—it is a living, breathing narrative that we are dedicated to preserving. We recently spent an unforgettable afternoon with Prof. Dr. Hussein Mohamed Ali Ibrahim, a world-renowned expert in conservation and a visionary with over 40 years of experience in safeguarding our world’s most precious heritage. Professor Hussein`s lec

We recently concluded an insightful visit from Her Excellency Professor Alison Honour, Vice Chancellor of Bournemouth University, and Dr. AbouBakr Fathalla, Dean of Global Engagement & Strategic Partnerships. We were honored to have Professor Yehia Bahie El-Din join the tour, showcasing the university's commitment to high-level scientific collaboration. Throughout the notable tour, Professor Honour and Dr. AbouBakr expressed their sincere admiration for our state-of-the-art l

The Nanotechnology Research Centre (NTRC) is honored to announce an upcoming scientific seminar featuring Professor Dimitrios Lamprou from Queen's University Belfast, titled “Discover the School of Pharmacy: Research Themes, Advanced Facilities, and Postgraduate & Collaborative Opportunities”. This seminar offers a unique opportunity for staff, researchers, and students to learn about cutting-edge research themes at one of the UK’s top pharmacy schools. The session will also

The Nanotechnology Research Centre (NTRC) acknowledges the completion of a significant scientific mission by Dr. Islam Gomaa at the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research (JINR) in Dubna, Russia. Undertaken via a competitive research grant, this mission provided access to specialized Neutron Activation Analysis (NAA), which Dr. Gomaa utilized to investigate atomization doping in 2D quantum materials. This work represents a notable technical contribution to the field, offering i

The Nanotechnology Research Centre (NTRC) was honored to host Dr. Jan-Markus Holm, Director of Strategic Partnerships at Aalto University Executive Education, for a high-level visit to our facilities. Coordinated by Dr. Ziad Khalifa from the Faculty of Engineering, The British University in Egypt , the tour provided an opportunity to showcase our latest advancements in nanotechnology and discuss potential avenues for international collaboration. Exploring synergies with leadi