Egypt-Japan University of Science and Technology President and a Prof. of Electrical Engineering at Cairo University
Former Egypt's Deputy Minister of Higher Education, Cairo University Vice President for Graduate Studies and Research and the Executive Director of Egypt's Science and Technology Development Fund.
Prof. Adly, received
the Ph.D. degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Maryland,
USA. He worked as a Senior Magnetics Scientist at LDJ Electronics, USA and has
been a faculty member in Cairo University Faculty of Engineering since 1994.
During the summers of years 1996-2000, Prof. Adly worked as a Visiting Research
Professor at the University of Maryland, USA. He also worked as a consultant to
the UNESCO Cairo office and as an expert to the EU Commission where he
participated in developing the RDI Program for Egypt. He established and
directed the R&D Division of the Egyptian Industrial Modernization Center
(IMC) and was responsible for managing a 100 Million LE Fund to boost the
national value-added of Egyptian SMEs. In the period 2010-2019 Prof. Adly served
as Cairo University Faculty of Engineering Vice Dean, the Executive Director of
the Science and Technology Development Fund (STDF), Cairo University Vice
President for Graduate Studies and Research, and the Deputy Minister of Higher
Education and Scientific Research. He authored two books, published more than
135 reviewed papers, holds one U.S. patent, IEEE Fellow since 2010 and is
currently the Editor-in-Chief of IEEE Transactions on Magnetics. Prof. Adly has
been awarded the Presidential Egyptian First Class Medal of Science and Arts,
the University of Maryland ECE Dept. Distinguished Alumni Award, the Egyptian
State Appreciation, Excellence and Encouragement Prizes and the Shoman
Foundation Arab Scientist Prize. Prof.
Adly started his role as Egypt-Japan University of Science and
Technology President in July 2022.