Announcement
Announcement
Announcement
Announcement
The open botanical garden project team is visiting the College of Arts
The Open Botanical Garden Project Team Visits the Faculty of Arts
Written by: Dr. Hend Hassanein
Under the patronage of Dr. Ahmed El-Menshawy, President of the University, Dr. Mahmoud Abdel Alim, Vice President of the University for Environmental and Community Service Affairs, and Dr. Magdy Alwan, Dean of the Faculty of Arts,
The Open Botanical Garden project team, headed by Dr. Essam Fadl, Vice Dean of the Faculty of Science, visited the Faculty of Arts to continue the project work and to conduct a survey of all plants located at the old university campus of the Faculty of Arts.
The team was welcomed by Dr. Magdy Alwan, Dean of the Faculty, and Dr. Hamed Mashhoor, Vice Dean for Environmental and Community Service Affairs.
It is noteworthy that the project was recently inaugurated to serve as an educational and recreational space on the university campus. Each plant or tree has an informational plate showing its scientific name, common name, flowering time, whether it is evergreen or not, in addition to its importance in various fields. The project was inaugurated in July 2025.
Hydrothermal karstification of the Pre-Messinian Eonile Canyon: geomorphological and geochemical evidences for hypogene speleogenesis in the Middle Nile Valley of Egypt
Research Abstract
The surface and subsurface karst features of the Eocene limestone plateaus along the Middle Nile Valley in Egypt were formerly believed to be epigene in origin and to have developed during post-Eocene pluvial periods. However, the morphology of the caves and their restriction to particular stratigraphic intervals suggests that they are hypogene. The geochemistry and mineralogy of the soft, thick-bedded, brown/black cave infills shows that these sediments originated from hydrothermal processes, as evidenced by their Fe, Mn, Co, Ni, and Cu concentrations. Thus, the karst features are hypogene and probably formed during the opening of the Red Sea Rift at the end of the Oligocene and early Miocene. At this time, there was abundant volcanic activity, as shown by basalt lavas ~70 km northwest of Assiut; this triggered the release of large amounts of CO2 that made the hydrothermal waters acidic and dissolved the caves.
Research Date
Research Department
Research Journal
Minerals
Research Member
Research Year
2024
مجلس كلية الاداب يوافق علي منح الباحثة / زينب فراج علي أحمد درجة الماجستير في الاداب / المكتبات والوثائق والمعلومات تخصص (تقنيات معلومات) بتقدير عام ممتاز
مجلس كلية الاداب يوافق علي منح الباحثة / زينب فراج علي أحمد درجة الماجستير في الاداب / المكتبات والوثائق والمعلومات تخصص (تقنيات معلومات) بتقدير عام ممتاز
مجلس كلية الاداب يوافق علي منح الباحثة / أفنان عبدالجواد توفيق محمود درجة الدكتوراه في الاداب /اللغة الإنجليزية وآدابها تخصص (لغويات وترجمة) بتقدير عام مرتبة الشرف الأولى
مجلس كلية الاداب يوافق علي منح الباحثة / أفنان عبدالجواد توفيق محمود درجة الدكتوراه في الاداب /اللغة الإنجليزية وآدابها تخصص (لغويات وترجمة) بتقدير عام مرتبة الشرف الأولى
The Faculty of Arts Council approves granting the researcher / Hamad Ali Ibrahim Abdullah (of Kuwaiti nationality) the degree of PhD in Arts / History with a specialization in (Modern and Contemporary History) with a general grade of First Class Honors.
The Faculty of Arts Council approves granting the researcher / Hamad Ali Ibrahim Abdullah (of Kuwaiti nationality) the degree of PhD in Arts / History with a specialization in (Modern and Contemporary History) with a general grade of First Class Honors.
The Faculty of Arts Council approves granting the researcher / Talal Abdullah Hassan Mohammed Al-Mulla (Kuwaiti nationality) a PhD degree in Arts / History, specialization (Modern and Contemporary History) with an overall grade of First Class Honours.
The Faculty of Arts Council approves granting the researcher / Talal Abdullah Hassan Mohammed Al-Mulla (Kuwaiti nationality) a PhD degree in Arts / History, specialization (Modern and Contemporary History) with an overall grade of First Class Honours.