The School of Biotechnology at Nile University, in collaboration with the Faculty of Pharmacy Cairo University and the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD), co-organized a two-day symposium titled “Bridging the Gap Between Neurodevelopment and Neurodegeneration: A Multidisciplinary Approach.” The event took place on October 20–21, 2025, within the framework of the Clusters of Scientific Innovation in the Middle East and North Africa (COSIMENA) initiative. Day 1 was hosted at the DAAD Regional Office in Zamalek, featuring opening remarks by Dr. Wiebke Bachmann, Director of DAAD Cairo, and
The School of Biotechnology, Nile University proudly hosted the closing ceremony of the FA Pioneers Program and the launch of the FA Model — an initiative empowering youth innovation in food and agriculture. The FA Pioneers Program empowers students and young entrepreneurs to transform ideas into impactful agri-tech solutions, while the FA Model serves as a hands-on learning platform within universities, connecting students with real-world agricultural challenges and innovation ecosystems. The event celebrated the graduation of startups from the Pioneers Program and welcomed distinguished
The School of Biotechnology at Nile University had the pleasure of welcoming Prof. Johannes Schumacher, Professor of Human Genetics, and Ms. Irene El Khorazaty, International Liaison Officer from Philipps University Marburg, Germany. The visit aimed to explore potential avenues for collaboration between Nile University and Philipps University Marburg, focusing on joint research, academic exchange, and capacity-building opportunities. In a dynamic and inclusive discussion, Nile University biotechnology students were invited to engage directly with the guests, gaining valuable insight into
Nile University is pleased to host an insightful talk on Transgenerational Whispers: How Ancestral Experiences Affect a New Generation! Join us on January 15th, from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM in Room 367, as Dr. Ahmed Elewa, Assistant Professor at Augsburg University, USA, delves into his groundbreaking research on the impact of ancestral life-histories on future generations. Dr. Elewa, a graduate of Cairo University and the University of Massachusetts Medical School, will discuss the role of epigenetics in multigenerational adaptations and his current research on embryonic plasticity. Don’t miss out
The School of Biotechnology and NISC Research Center are pleased to announce an insightful event entitled "Improving Water Quality in the Middle East and North Africa," addressing one of the region's most pressing challenges, water quality. With the Middle East and North Africa facing significant environmental issues related to water scarcity, pollution, and the impact of rapid urbanization, this event will explore sustainable solutions, technological innovations, and community engagement in water management. Join us on December 30, 2024, at 9:30 AM in the Tech Space. Key Topics: - The impact
