Prof. Dr Samir MAHGOUB | Agricultural Biotechnology | Best Researcher Award
employment, Zagazig University, Egypt
Dr. Samir Ahmed Marghany Mahgoub is a highly qualified researcher in agricultural microbiology and food biotechnology, with notable contributions to environmental microbiology and soil microbiology research. His leadership at Zagazig University and research contributions in microbial biotechnology strengthen his candidacy for the Best Researcher Award.
Education :
Prof. Dr. Samir Mahgoub has an extensive academic background in microbiology, specializing in agricultural applications. He obtained his Bachelorās, Masterās, and Ph.D. degrees in Agricultural Microbiology from Zagazig University, Egypt. His doctoral research focused on microbial biotechnology and its applications in sustainable agriculture.
Experience :
With over two decades of academic and research experience, Prof. Mahgoub has contributed significantly to agricultural microbiology. He has held several key positions at Zagazig University, including:Professor of Agricultural Microbiology at the Faculty of Agriculture,Head of the Agricultural Microbiology Department,Principal Investigator and Supervisor for multiple research projects related to soil microbiology, biofertilizers, and microbial biotechnology.His expertise extends beyond academia, as he has collaborated with various national and international agricultural research institutions to develop sustainable microbial solutions for crop production and soil health.
SKILLS:
Advanced microbiological techniques for agricultural applications,Expertise in bioprocessing and microbial fermentation,Proficiency in biotechnology research and laboratory management,Experience in grant writing and research project management,Strong analytical and problem-solving skills in agricultural microbiology.
AWARDS:
Throughout his career, Prof. Mahgoub has received several awards and recognitions for his outstanding contributions to agricultural microbiology, including:Excellence in Research Award from Zagazig University,Best Scientific Paper Award in Agricultural Microbiology,Grants and Fellowships from national and international funding agencies for research in microbial biotechnology.Prof. Mahgoub continues to play a pivotal role in advancing microbiological research, mentoring students, and leading innovative projects aimed at improving agricultural productivity through microbial solutions.
Publication :
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Gewaily, E. M., Mohamed, G. M., Bedrous, V. S., & Mahgoub, S. A. M. (2001). Effect of seasonal variations on bacteriological and physicochemical analyses of sewage water. Zagazig Journal of Agricultural Research, 28(1), 123-132.
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Gewaily, E. M., Mohamed, G. M., Bedrous, V. S., & Mahgoub, S. A. M. (2001). Effect of irrigation with sewage water on nodulation, growth, and yield of faba bean plants grown on sandy soil. Zagazig Journal of Agricultural Research, 28(5), 799-815.
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Gewaily, E. M., Mohamed, G. M., Bedrous, V. S., & Mahgoub, S. A. M. (2001). Effect of irrigation with sewage water on nodulation, growth, and yield of faba bean plants grown on clay soil. Zagazig Journal of Agricultural Research, 28(6), 1109-1124.
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Gewaily, E. M., Mohamed, G. M., Bedrous, V. S., & Mahgoub, S. A. M. (2001). Effect of amendment with sewage sludge and rhizobial inoculation, Nā-fixation, yield, and accumulation of heavy metals in faba bean plants. Zagazig Journal of Agricultural Research, 28(6), 1141-1158.
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Hassan, A., & Mahgoub, S. (2011). Salt-inducible proteins and conjugal gene transfer of halotolerant Staphylococcus isolated from salinity soil. Egyptian Journal of Genetics and Cytology, 40, 263-280.
conclusion:
To further solidify his case for the award, increased international collaboration, high-impact publications, and applied research outcomes (e.g., patents, industry partnerships) would be valuable.