Master’s Thesis Discussion submitted by the researcher/ Mohamed Mohamed Hassan Rifai

       On Wednesday, corresponding to 6/7/2023, a Master’s thesis submitted by the researcher / Mohamed Mohamed Rifai_ Department of Chemistry, was discussed. The title of the thesis was “Assessment of Serum Levels of 25 – Hydroxy Vitamin D and Some Electrolytes in Patients With Acute Myocardial Infarction Treated by Primary Percutaneous Intervention” under the supervision of Prof. Alia Abdel-Moneim Mohamed – Professor of Inorganic Chemistry_ Department of Chemistry_ Faculty of Science, Aswan University and Prof. Nadia Ahmed Abdallah_ Professor of Inorganic Chemistry_ Faculty of Science_ Aswan University

       The seminar was attended by Prof. Abo Al-Hamd Hassan Mohamed _ Faculty Dean and a group of Academic staff and their assistants.

                                   Wishing for all every success.

Master’s thesis Discussion of the researcher/ Esraa Al-Adel Ahmed Abdallah – Teaching Assistant in Chemistry Department

          Prof. Abo Al-Hamd Hassan Mohamed _ Faculty Dean, Prof. Alaa Hassan Nour El-Din _ Vice Dean for Education and Student Affairs, Prof. Ashraf Imam _ Vice Dean for Community Service and Environment Development, Prof. Motamed Refaat Mohamed_ Vice Dean For Graduate Studies and Research Affairs and Ms. Asmaa Awad – Secretary of the Faculty _ Congratulate Researcher / Esraa Al-Adel Ahmed Abdallah on the occasion of discussing the Master’s thesis in the Department of Chemistry and the title of the thesis is “Design and Preparation of some Transition Metal Complexes Based on Chromene Ligands For Biological Applications” under the supervision of Prof. Mohamed Ismail – Professor of Physical Chemistry at Faculty of Science, Sohag University, Prof. Mahmoud Abdel-Dayem El-Taher_ Professor of Physical Chemistry at Faculty of Science, Aswan University, and Prof. Ali Abdel-Moneim Mohamed – Professor of Inorganic Chemistry at Faculty of Science, Aswan University.

                  Wishing for all every success.

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