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Dr. Abdelmoneim graduated from Alexandria University, Civil Engineering Department in 2001. Then, she received her M.Sc. from University of Hannover, Germany in 2005. Dr. Abdelmoneim is currently teaching on a part time basis in the Construction department at the Arab Academy for Science, Technology and Maritime Transport, College of Engineering and Technology-Cairo Campus. She completed her PhD from Cairo University in 2019 from which this paper is published.
Dr. El-Taher is an Assistant Professor of Geotechnical Engineering in A'Sharqiyah University, Oman. He teaches Soil Mechanics and Foundations to undergraduate students. Dr. El-Taher’s research interests are in the topics of numerical analysis and soil structure interaction. Dr. El-Taher graduated from Zagazig University, Civil Engineering Department with honors in 2002. Then, he got his M.Sc. in 2005 from the Soil Mechanics and Foundations Research Laboratory (SMFRL), Cairo University. Dr. El-Taher got Full Ph.D. Assistantship from Queen’s University, Canada, in 2006 and continued as a Research Assistant and Teaching Assistant in the Civil Engineering Department to get his PhD in 2010.
Dr Akl is an Associate Professor of Geotechnical Engineering in Cairo University. He teaches Soil Mechanics and Foundations to undergraduate students, and Computational Geomechanics and Engineering Geology to graduate students. Dr. Akl’s research interests are in the topics of numerical analysis and soil structure interaction. Dr. Akl graduated from Cairo University, Civil Engineering Department with honors in 2003. Then, he got appointed as a Teaching and Research Assistant in the Soil Mechanics and Foundations Research Laboratory (SMFRL) where he was able to finish his M.Sc. in 2005. Dr. Akl got the Presidential Fellowship from MIT in 2005 and continued as a Research Assistant in the Civil and Environmental Engineering Department to get his PhD in 2011. Before coming back to Egypt, Dr. Akl worked with the Rock Characterization Group in the Innovation, Research, and Development Department of Shell International Exploration and Production.
Dr El-Mamlouk has been a Professor of Geotechnical Engineering in Cairo University since 1992. He teaches Foundations to undergraduate students, and Soil Dynamics and Soil Hydraulics to graduate students. Dr. El-Mamlouk’s research interests are in the topics of soil dynamics, pile foundations and expansive soils. Dr. El-Mamlouk got his MSc from Cairo University in 1977. Then he worked as a research assistance in the Geotechnical Research Center in McGill University in Montreal, Canada until he got his PhD from in 1980. Dr. El-Mamlouk was the Head of Public Works Department and the Director of the Soil Mechanics and Foundations Research Laboratory from 2007 till 2012.
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