š Education:
Prof. Elsayed M. Abo-Dahab received his Bachelor’s degree in Mathematics from South Valley University (SVU), Egypt. In 2001, he earned his Masterās degree in Applied Mathematics from SVU. He pursued a Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics from Assiut University, Egypt, completing it in 2005. He became an Assistant Professor in Applied Mathematics in 2012 and a full Professor in 2017. In 2020, Prof. Abo-Dahab earned a prestigious D.Sc. in Physics and Mathematics. His academic journey reflects a strong foundation in mathematical principles and research, with a focus on elasticity, thermoelasticity, and fluid mechanics.
š¢ Experience:
Prof. Abo-Dahab has extensive academic and leadership experience. He currently serves as a Professor of Applied Mathematics at SVU. He has also served as the Dean of the Faculty of Computers and Information at Luxor University. As a researcher, Prof. Abo-Dahab has contributed over 300 scientific publications, spanning disciplines such as biology, geology, and plasma physics. His work includes roles on the editorial boards of 10 international journals and as a reviewer for 130 journals in solid mechanics and applied mathematics. He has presented at over 25 international conferences and has authored multiple textbooks.
š Awards and Honors:
Prof. Abo-Dahab has received several prestigious awards. He was honored with the South Valley University Incentive Prize in 2011 and the Professor Dr. Amin Lotfy Prize in Mathematics in 2014. In 2015, he received the State Incentive Prize in Mathematical Sciences from Egyptās Academy of Scientific Research and Technology (ASRT). His most recent award, in 2020, was the Excellence Prize from SVU in Basic Sciences. These awards recognize his significant contributions to mathematics, his dedication to research, and his role in advancing the field of applied mathematics in Egypt and beyond.
š Research Focus:
Prof. Abo-Dahabās research focuses on several key areas in Applied Mathematics and Continuum Mechanics. He specializes in elasticity, thermoelasticity, and fluid mechanics, with particular interest in fiber-reinforced materials and magnetic fields. His interdisciplinary work spans a wide range of applications, including engineering, biology, geology, and acoustics. His contributions in solid mechanics, mathematical modeling, and plasma research have been widely cited in scholarly articles and textbooks. Prof. Abo-Dahab has also contributed to environmental physics and material science, providing valuable insights into complex mathematical and physical systems.