Teaching duties:
Classes for postgraduate students:
· Lectures of Nanotechnology (1st Grade Master students)
· Nanomaterials in Chemical Engineering (1st Year Ph.D. students).
· Academic writing for postgraduates.
· Communication Skills for postgraduates.
Eng. Joshua Anani (MSc. student) “Effective self-healing Coating Materials for Anti-Corrosion Application” graduated on Feb. 2023
Eng. Ndabezinhle Dube (MSc student), “Extraction of bio-based Carbon Materials for a Sustainable Application” graduated on Feb. 2024
Eng. Uko Lydia Chile (MSc student), “Fabrication of Self-healing Material for Metals’ Corrosion" graduated on Feb. 2024
Eng. Maud Fuko (MSc student), “Modified polymeric membrane fabrication for water distillation” graduated on Feb. 2024
Eng. Mostafa Sayed (Ph.D. student) “Fabrication of Eco-friendly Superhydrophobic Membrane for Distillation” graduation on Sep. 2025
Eng. Ndabezinhle Dube (MSc student). His research point is “Extraction of bio-based Carbon Materials for a Sustainable Application” .
Mr. Wisdom Kwame (MSc student). His research topic is “Synthesis and evaluation of nanoparticles for application in enhanced oil recovery”
Eng. Dina Mamdouh (MSc student). Her research topic is “A Novel Design of a Microreactor and Its Applications in Mass Transfer Operations”
Duties:
Lectures of Metals and Alloys (3rd-grade students, Chemistry).
Lectures on Semiconductors and electronic devices (3rd-grade students, Physics).
Nanomaterials for energy applications (graduation projects, Physics).
Lectures of Thermodynamic physics (3rd grade students).
Supervise undergrad. Project and MS. Students to handle thermal evaporation technique.
Duties:
Supporting Professors of ASEM Department in the preparation of teaching materials and assignments.
Duties:
Teach the experimental physics for undergraduate students, as follows:
· Lab. of Optics Physics, Electric and Magnetic Physics (1st grade students, Physics)
· Lab. of Heat and Thermodynamic Physics (3rd grade students, Physics).
· Lab. of Electronics and Semiconductors (3rd grade students, Physics)
