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Sigma Xi, The Scientific Research Honor Society, has announced the election of Dr. Ahmed Mohamed El-Desouky, Associate Professor of Geophysics at the Faculty of Science, Suez University, as a Full Member of the Society, in recognition of his distinguished scientific and research contributions and his achievements in the field of scientific research.
On this occasion, Prof. Dr. Ashraf Heniegal, President of Suez University, extended his congratulations to Dr. Ahmed El-Desouky, emphasizing that this international scientific achievement reflects the excellence of Suez University’s academic and research scholars and their ability to compete on the global scientific stage. The University President also expressed his pride in the successes and achievements of the University’s faculty members, which contribute to strengthening the University’s standing and enhancing its scientific and research presence at both the regional and international levels. He wished Dr. Ahmed El-Desouky continued success, excellence, and achievement throughout his academic and scientific career.
It is worth noting that Sigma Xi, The Scientific Research Honor Society, is one of the world’s oldest scientific honor societies. Founded in the United States in 1886, the Society aims to support scientific research and promote excellence and innovation across various disciplines. Its membership includes a distinguished community of scientists and researchers from around the world. The Society’s prestigious scientific and historical standing is reflected in the achievements of its members throughout its history, with more than 200 members having received Nobel Prizes in various scientific fields, underscoring the Society’s longstanding international stature.
Dr. Ahmed El-Desouky has an outstanding international research record comprising more than 130 peer-reviewed scientific papers published in prestigious international journals. His research has focused on applied geophysics, remote sensing, and mineral exploration, with particular emphasis on identifying geological structures, mapping subsurface bodies, and exploring gold, polymetallic ores, and strategic elements through the integration of geophysical, remote-sensing, and geological data.
His research has covered diverse regions across Egypt, the Middle East, Africa, Asia, the Americas, and the Atlantic region. He has also been included among the top 2% of the world’s most influential and distinguished scientists, reflecting the international impact and significance of his research contributions