President of the University of Beni Suef during the press conference: The selection of 8 scientist from the sons of the university internationally is a real achievement for the university

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Dr. Mansour Hassan, President of Beni Suef University, received, in his office today, a number of university faculty members who were chosen among the top 2% of scientists globally for the year 2020 according to the Stanford University study

Where a press conference was held to celebrate them, they are  Dr. Ayman Moawad Mahmoud, Dr. Arafa Hussein, Dr. Hussein Abdel-Rahman Al-Sayed at the Faculty of Science, Dr. Hussam Zawba` at the Faculty of Computers and Artificial Intelligence, and Dr. Muhammad Imam Abdel-Rahim at the Faculty of Pharmacy, in the presence of an elite of journalists and media channels

The university president expressed his  happiness with this global event and his pride in the university’s sons who raised the university’s name and contributed to rise its global classification. Although Beni Suef University is a new and modern university, the selection of 8 international scientists is a real achievement
From here and according to the directions of the political leadership, laboratories will be prepared With the same efficiency as the laboratories of foreign universities to provide the appropriate climate for scientists returning from scientific missions  to benefit from their experiences in a way that benefits the local community and the state as a whole

The university president emphasized that the increase in the international publishing rate in distinguished scientific journals for about 1040 research for this year reflects the university’s progress in the field of scientific research and the confidence of these journals in the university’s research, pointing out that the university follows up periodically through the International Publishing Office all the sites that list the published research on Worldwide, stressing the need to link research with industry and community service, in order to be in line with the national research plan