Mina B. Abd-El-Malek

Mina B. Abd-El-Malek was born in Alexandria, Egypt on May 14, 1950. Abd-El-Malek obtained a B.S. degree, Electro-Physics Department, Faculty of Engineering, Alexandria University (June 1972), a B.S. degree, Applied Mathematics, Faculty of Science, Alexandria University (June 1974), and a Ph.D. degree, Applied Mathematics, Windsor University, Windsor, ON, Canada (Sept 1981). Abd-El-Malek was a Fellow, University of Liverpool, England (January 1986) and a Professor of applied mathematics, Faculty of Engineering, Alexandria University (January 1992). The fields of interest of Abd-El-Malek are fluid mechanics (free surface problems, water waves, and magneto-hydro-dynamics), biomechanics, acoustics (sound waves), heat and mass transfer (heat convection and heat conduction), environmental science (pollution in shallow lakes), mathematical physics (nonlinear partial differential equations, integral equations, Lie group, and Hilbert transform). Abd-El-Malek has been a Visiting Professor, The American University in Cairo, Egypt (Since 1987). Abd-El-Malek is also a Member of the Egyptian Scientific Council “L'Institut D'Egypte” (Established in 1798 by Napoleon Bonaparte), Since March 2011. Abd-El-Malek was a Recipient of the State Promotion Award in Engineering Sciences (1990 and 2000) and a Recipient of the Distinguished Recognition of First Rank of the State of Egypt (May 1995).

Biography Updated on 15 November 2011

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