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Biotechnology, MBA Students Innovate Industry Solutions | The American University in Cairo (opens the original)
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Ruqia Akkad is a biotechnology graduate student at AUC who is trying to create an AI-optimized virtual cell line to decrease the cost of biologics — medical products derived from living organisms — to make it more accessible to patients. “Before taking the Basics of Bioentrepreneurship course, I didn't have a background in business. I didn’t even think like a business student,” Akkad said. “Through this course, we started thinking about what the market is demanding, where the opportunities are,
Training Metals to Remember | The American University in Cairo (opens the original)
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AUC senior Karim Katnajy is studying how metals retain memory through an internship at Dublin City University Mechanical engineering senior Karim Katnajy spent his summer as an intern at a materials science lab in Ireland’s Dublin City University, researching how certain metals can “remember” their previous shapes. Born in Ireland to Syrian parents, Katnajy’s family frequently traveled when he was younger, living in Syria, the United Arab Emirates and Türkiye, inspiring his initial career dream
New Dean, Familiar Ties | The American University in Cairo (opens the original)
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Maurice Pomerantz is the new dean of the School of Humanities and Social Sciences (HUSS). He is no stranger to the University, having studied at the Center for Arabic Study Abroad@AUC in 1996 — a unique experience that triggered his lifelong engagement with Arabic literature and Middle Eastern studies. “I loved learning languages,” Pomerantz said. “I had studied classics and religion as an undergraduate, and toward the end of my junior year, my professor said to me, ‘Someone like you should real
From Geneva to Tunis: Building a Career in Policy | The American University in Cairo (opens the original)
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AUC student Alaa Sliti spent her summer researching local economic programs with the International Labour Organization in Tunisia and attending a youth democracy conference in Switzerland. “Having the chance to meet active young citizens of the world — people from Kosovo, Colombia, Canada and Ukraine— gave me a new perspective on what democracy is and how we perceive it.” Sliti, an economics senior minoring in international relations, participated in Reimagining Democracies, a weeklong conferenc
AUC Hosts MIT-MENA International Internship Program | The American University in Cairo (opens the original)
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AUC is one of the first academic institutions in Egypt to host two interns from the MISTI-MIT MENA program. AUC's Additive Manufacturing Centennial Lab (AMCL) at the Department of Mechanical Engineering is one of the first academic host sites in Egypt for the MIT International Science and Technology Initiatives (MITSI) MENA program, welcoming two Massachusetts Institute of Technology students for a three-month internship. Guided by Hanadi Salem ’83, ’87, professor of mechanical engineering as we
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