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Our mission is to pursue excellence in fundamental and applied research in the earth sciences, sustain quality in graduate education, and provide outreach and service for the benefit of society and the environment.

The Department is committed to maintain a diversity of specialties to provide broad-based graduate curriculum in the Geosciences. We value all our core programs and will take advantage of special initiatives that fit with our mission to upgrade those programs as opportunities arise.

# Title Research Year
1001 New treatments for groundwater aquifers in Wadi El -Mathula area , Eastern Desert , Egypt , using geophysical and hydro geological Methods 1994
1002 New treatments for groundwater aquifers in Wadi El -Mathula area , Eastern Desert , Egypt , using geophysical and hydro geological Methods 1994
1003 New treatments for groundwater aquifers in Wadi El -Mathula area , Eastern Desert , Egypt , using geophysical and hydro geological Methods 1994
1004 New treatments for groundwater aquifers in Wadi El -Mathula area , Eastern Desert , Egypt , using geophysical and hydro geological Methods 1994
1005 . (1994): Importance of Mid-Cretaceous Key miospores for the age dating of the non-marine Six Hills Formation, west Abu Tartur Plateau, New Valley, Egypt. 1994
1006 11. Formation of basement domes during oblique convergence: example from the Eastern Desert (Egypt). In: Proceedings of the International Geological Field Conference on the Mozambique Orogenic Belt in East Africa (IGCP 348), pp 64-71, Dar Es-Salam Univer 1994
1007 Bir El-Sid basic flow sheet, Central Eastern Desert, Egypt 1994
1008 Carbonaceous bodies of debatable organic provenance in the Banded Iron Formation of the Wadi Kareim area, Eastern Desert, Egypt 1994
1009 Carbonaceous bodies of debatable organic provenance in the Banded Iron Formation of the Wadi Kareim area, Eastern Desert, Egypt 1994
1010 Evaluation of shallow aquifers in the area southeast of Naga` Hammadi, Western Desert, Egypt 1994