Youssef Mohamed Ahmed, 21 years old, Egyptian young man, and a graduate of Faculty of Science, Cairo University in the academic year 2011/2012, has innovated a device that can control circuits of any device at any place in the world via phones through transferring commands and signals from a phone to another, using terrestrial and satellite networks. This device has the option of converting positive signals that reach the phone to digital signals. It also can carry out many operations and can be used in preventing train accidents.
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Cairo University achieves significant leaps in the Times Arab Rankings for 2024, ranking eighth among Arab universities and first among Egyptian universities.
In a meeting of Cairo University s Council, Prof Mohamed Sami Abdel-Sadek has announced the launch of the "Cairo University Artificial Intelligence Strategy", which is aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals and Egypt s Vision 2030.
For the third consecutive time, the international accreditation of the Architecture Engineering and Technology programme at Cairo University s Faculty of Engineering has been renewed for 5 years by UNESCO and the International Union of Architects.
Cairo University has achieved a remarkable global milestone, ranking first in Egypt and Africa and 164th worldwide in the Dutch "Leiden" Ranking. The university surpasses several prestigious global and regional institutions.
Prof Mohamed Sami Abdel-Sadek announced that: The Faculty of Arts at Cairo University has received ISO certification for implementing quality standards and requirements in line with international specifications.
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