6th Industrial Linkage Seminar Sustainable Industrial Collaboration

Tuesday 03 September 2019

About the Seminar

Inaugurated by speech of Faculty Dean, then managed by Dr. Sayed Akl, Vice Dean for Community Service. The Target of the Seminar is establishing sustainable, deep and strong collaboration with Industry as a great role for the Community Service.

Joint Projects

1.Joint Projects Sustainable Research–Innovation-Industry Collaboration  Dr. Amr AbdelKader
2. Joint ResearchSpring back Predictions in Aluminum Alloys Sheets after Cold FormingAssoc. Prof.Mostafa Shazly
3. Industrial ConsultationsDr Tamer Adel
4. Industrial Training for StudentsDr. Sayed Akl

About the Day

Engineering Graduation projects are the final stage for academia and the start of professional life. It reflects an investment of ideas and future options for Egypt to achieve the challenges of sustainable development. GPD is an annual event that facilitates opportunities for a better future. Graduates present their projects to elite members of the engineering community to promote further collaborations and opportunities.

Aim:

Dissertations and Graduation Projects for the academic year 2018/2019 are within the theme of “Sustainable Future” to develop more sustainable societies and to allow industries to better understand how to respond to environmental, economic and social challenges and transform industrial behavior. The different engineering disciplines work integrally to develop knowledge and tools that accelerate the transition towards a sustainable industrial environment within the Strategy of Egypt’s Vision 2030.

Overview:

The Architectural Engineering Department is addressing the issues of sustainable development in both the research and design projects in a way that links academic studies with the quality of life and practical needs.

Chemical Engineering Department is aiming for the design of processes that converts raw materials into finished valuable products through an economically, safely, and environmentally acceptable way. The department’s graduation projects reflect this strategy in a way that links academic research with industrial needs.

The graduation research and design projects within the Civil Engineering Dept. are focused on solving real structural and construction challenges. Research at the Department is targeting areas such as; new construction materials, new construction techniques for infrastructures, smart structures, reliability of structures, sustainable design against seismic loads, recycling and innovative construction systems.

The graduation research and design projects within the Electrical Engineering Dept. are mainly targeted to address current technological challenges and prepare the students to contribute directly to advancements in applied science and technology. A main focus of the Department is to invest time and effort in researching renewable energy sources, especially solar energy and hence a great proportion of the graduation projects address the photovoltaic grids and their optimizations.

Graduation projects at Mechanical Department focus on a range of Design and Research projects related to innovative solution for problems around us. The Projects focus on the advanced topics in the applied Engineering, Science and Technology subjects.

The Petroleum Engineering and gas Technology Department design and graduation projects addresses the profound new economic and technological changes sweeping the international oil and gas industry, and prepares graduates to meet the imposing challenges of the global petroleum economy. The department has strong links with both industry and government, maintained by the growing awareness of the need for an interchange of advice and ideas.