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University Professor and Consultant for Nuclear Engineering
Laila Fikri Fouad
1949
laila_fikri_fouad@yahoo.com
Egyptian Atomic Energy Authority (EAEA)
Nuclear Research Center
Inshaas, Abu Zaabal
13759
Cairo
Egypt
+2-02-2287-6031
+2-02-2287-8663
Ph.D., Faculty of Engineering, Cairo University, 1973-1977.
M.Sc. Electrical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Cairo University, 1970-1973.
B.Sc. Engineering in Electrical Power, Faculty of Engineering, Cairo University, 1965-1970.
Arabic
English
French
Nuclear Measurement and Instrumentation.
Previous Head of the Egyptian Atomic Energy Authority (EAEA), Materials and Nuclear Manufacture Division , Nuclear Research Center .
Board chair, Consultant & Professor, Egyptian Atomic Energy Authority (EAEA), 2009 – Present Time.
Project Coordinator for a large number of IAEA and AFRA Technical Assistance projects.
Project Scientific Consultant (PSC), Assistant to the Chair, The regional project on nuclear instrumentation “Maintenance and Repair”.
The African Regional Cooperative Agreement for Research, Development and Training Related to Nuclear Science and Technology (AFRA).
Represented Egypt and Africa in IAEA meeting, Kuala Lumpur, 1999.
Member of Special Committee for the development of nuclear measurement instruments in EAEA.
Has a number of papers to her name, including: "Positive Corona Fiom Two Interacting Thin Points in Air", with M. Abdel-Salam, Proceedings of IEEE - IAS, Cleveland Ohio USA 1979.
"Effect of Cathode Material on the Performance of G.M . Tube", TSS and TSS News, Vol. 15, 1981; "Semi-cylindrical Organic Type G.M. Tube", with M. Abdel-Salam, Proceedings of IEEE - IAS, Philadilphia, USA 1981.
Enabled the manufacturing of nuclear measurement instruments locally, contributed significantly to the field of ray detection and measurement as well as the assessment of the safety of food imports.
State Award for Engineering, 1986.
Egyptian Order of Excellence, 1995.
Award for the Distinguished Contribution to the Peaceful Use of Nuclear Technology, World Nuclear Association, UK.
