CEOS Nanotechnology and Nanoscience

Biography:

Ahmed Thabet Ahmed Thabet was born in Aswan, Egypt in 1974. He received the BSc from Faculty of Energy Engineering (FEE) Electrical Engineering degree in 1997, and MSc (FEE) Electrical Engineering degree in 2002 both from Faculty of Energy Engineering, Aswan, Egypt. PhD degree had been received in Electrical Engineering in 2006 from El-Minia University, Minia, Egypt. He joined with Electrical Power Engineering Group of Faculty of Energy Engineering in South Valley University as a Demonstrator at July 1999, until; he held Professor position at October 2017 up to date. His research interests focus in the areas of analysis and developing electrical engineering models and applications, investigating novel nanotechnology materials via addition nano-scale particles and additives for usage in industrial branch, electromagnetic materials, electroluminescence and the relationship with electrical and thermal ageing of industrial polymers. A lot of mobility’s has investigated for supporting his research experience in UK, Finland, Italy, USA and KSA …etc. On 2009, he established 1st Nano-Technology Research Centre in the Upper Egypt for developing industrial materials of ac and dc applications by nano-technology techniques through it was published many scientific researches interested in developing industrial applications using the latest technologies in nanotechnology. He has high numerous quality publications which have been published and under published in cited international journals and conferences. He has many electronic and printed books in grounding systems, designing composite materials and nanodielectrics for industrial applications and investment the emerging nanotechnology applications in electrical engineering. From 2018 up to Date, he has been held a full professor position in Colleges of Engineering at Saudi Arabia Universities.

Research Interest:

Ahmed Thabet Analysis and developing electrical engineering models and applications, Investigating novel nanotechnology materials via addition nano-scale particles and additives for usage in industrial branch, Electromagnetic materials, Electroluminescence and the relationship with electrical and thermal ageing of industrial polymers