Author name: Ian Ross

Scientists have developed a groundbreaking model that could transform how industries—from energy to agriculture—predict and manage water availability in a changing climate. Led by P. Xie at the State Key Laboratory of Earth System Numerical Modeling

In the arid landscapes of Sudan and Egypt, where the Nile’s lifeblood sustains millions, a hidden battle rages beneath the surface—one of shifting sands and silt, reshaping the very foundations of one of Africa’s most critical waterways. A groundbrea

The energy sector stands at a crossroads, where the balance between cost, sustainability, and reliability is more critical than ever. A new study by Reham Ahmed, a researcher at the Institute of Environmental Studies & Research at Ain Shams Universit

Sameh M. H. Elyan, a faculty member at Thebes Higher Institute of Engineering in Maadi’s Department of Architecture, has charted a path forward for Egypt’s urban centers by showing how smart city principles could address persistent water, energy, and

In the bustling corridors of workplaces across Egypt, a silent crisis is unfolding. Workers in factories, hospitals, banks, and schools are grappling with more than just their daily tasks—they’re battling an invisible force: environmental stress. A g

Egypt’s water security hangs in the balance, and Mona M. El Azab, a postgraduate student at Ain Shams University’s Faculty of Graduate Studies and Environmental Research, has just mapped the fault lines. Her research, published in the *Journal of Env

Egypt’s vast coastlines along the Red and Mediterranean seas could hold the key to unlocking sustainable economic growth—but only if the country can overcome persistent challenges in marine resource management. A new study by Laila Amin, researcher a

In the arid expanse of Egypt’s New Valley Governorate, where the Nile’s reach fades into the golden dunes, a quiet revolution is unfolding—not in the streets, but in the fields. Dr. Marwa Ashour, a researcher at Ain Shams University’s Faculty of Grad