Food Technology Research Institute, Agricultural Research Center, Giza, Egypt by Ayman E. M, Nadia M. Abd El-Motaleb, Nadia H. Assem

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ACTIVATING THE ROLE OF RESEARCH STATIONS OF DESERT RESEARCH CENTER IN DEVELOPMENT OF DESERT COMMUNITIES by Ibrahim, H. M., Mahmoud E.

“…The current research aimed to investigating the current situation of the research stations of Desert Research Center and possibility of achieving its roles in the development of the Desert communities, identifying barriers facing and badly affect its role from the viewpoint of its employees, in addition to identifying the current and expected role of these stations from the viewpoints of the surrounded farmers. …”
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Foreign influences on the copper track located in the Archaeological and Urban Research Center at the University of Mosul by Abd-AlWahed Al-Ramadany

“…The Archaeological and Cultural Research Center of the University of Mosul includes a group of Atabek copper coins (not studied), some of which were discovered in the archaeological excavations carried out by the University of Mosul in the area of ​​Bashtabiya, or the research center was connected through purchase or as a gift. …”
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THE IMPACT OF TRAINING PROGRAM FOR HYDROPONICS (AGRICULTURE ROOFS)ON A GROUP OF TRAINEES IN DESERT RESEARCH CENTER by Zeinab M. Abdelrahman

“…The research to identify the impact of the training program held at the Desert Research Center en titled" hydroponics" ((Agriculture roofs) to change the level of knowledge of the trainees related to agriculture, water (Agriculture roofs), and to identify trainees in the program, and the most important problems faced by the trainees during the training , in addition compare what was actually gained and what to is expected , therefore  it may be able to develop a proposal for a training program for the Agriculture roofs a questionnaire is made before and after the participants attending program held by the Desert Research Center among a large number of projects implemented by different bodies totally training programs thirty two  trainees  attending training it for four hours a day over consecutive days two (19 - 20) in January 2014.   …”
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The future of artificial intelligence in the Arab world The experience of some Arab countries by Merouane BOUZID

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GIZA 11 AND GIZA 12; TWO NEW FLAX DUAL PURPOSE TYPE VARIETIES by Abo-Kaied, H.M. H., Abd El-Haleem A., El-Kady F., Eman, A.A. El-Kady, Amany, M.M. El-Refaie, El-Deeb I., Mourad M., Maysa, S. Abd Al-Sadek, El- Gazzar A., Amna, H. El-Sweify, El-Shimy H., Kineber A., Afaf, E.A. Zahana, Mostafa A., Lotfy E., A.M. Hella M., Zedan Z., Sabah M. Abo El-Komsan, Omar A., Mousa M., Amal, M.A. El-borhamy, Hussein M., Sanai, S. Hassan, El-Azzouni E., Moawed E.

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ISOLATION, IDENTIFICATION AND MOLECULAR CHARACTERIZATION OF PECTINASE PRODUCING BACTERIAL ISOLATE Klebsiella oxytoca by Nagwa. Abdel-Aziz, A. Atallah, S. Abdel-Aal, E. Mohamed, S. Ibrahim, A. Zein Elabedeen

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RESPONSE OF RUTA GRAVEOLENS L. TO ROCK PHOSPHATE AND /OR FELDSPAR UNDER BIOLOGICAL FERTILIZERS by Khalid Khalid, Soheir EL-Sherbeny, A Shafei

“…Two experiments were consummated at the Experimental Farm, National Research Center (NRC), Dokki, Cairo, Egypt during two succes-sive seasons of 2004/2005 and 2005/2006 to eval-uate the effect of natural products as a source of some important elements such as rock phosphate as a source of phosphorous and feldspar mica as a source of potassium with biological potassium phosphorous fertilizer or biological potassium fertilizer (Silicate bacterium) at different levels (0.0, 25, 50 and 100 g/L) on Ruta graveolens L. plant instead of the chemical fertilizes. …”
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BEHAVIOUR of "CANINO" APRICOT CULTIVAR GROWN IN THREE DIFFERENT SOILS by Hanaa, M. El-Sherif, Nagwa, A. Abd El-Megeed, Wally S., Khalil A.

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Phytochemical, Antioxidant and Antibacterial Activities of Golden berry (Physalis Peruviana L.) Extract and its Effects on the Storage Stability of Tomato Paste by Dina Anwar, Heba Eed, Ghadir A El-Chaghaby, Ahmed Farid

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HEALTHY MODIFIED ZABADY by El-Demerdash M.E., Eman, L. Moustafa, M.E Hashem

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INTERACTIVE EFFECTS OF ZINC AND DIFFERENT NITROGEN SOURCES ON YIELD AND QUALITY OF ONION by A.M.R. Abdel-Mawgoud, Abou-Hussein S.D., Salman S.R., El-Nemr M.A.

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Evaluation of a Solar Water Distiller Coupled with Solar Evacuated Tubes by Israa Eldehn, Mubarak Mustafa, Mohamed Atia, Mohamed Salama, Yehia Galal, Mohamed Hussein

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Copper chitosan nanocomposite as antiviral and immune-modulating effect in broiler experimentally infected with chicken anemia virus by Dalia M. Elmasry, Mai A. Fadel, Farida H. Mohamed, Asmaa M. Badawy, Hanaa H. Elsamadony

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MAXIMIZING POTATO PRODUCTION VIA NITROGEN FERTILIZATION AND PLANT SPACING by Farag, A. A., Abdrabbo M., Abul-Soud M.

“…The experiment was carried out during two growing seasons (2010/2011 and 2011/2012) in split plot design at El-Bossily Farm, Agricultural Research Center, El-Behira Governorate, Egypt. The vegetative growth characteristics and yield parameters were measured. …”
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ASSESSMENT OF GENOTОXIC EFFECTS OF SOME FOOD ADDITIVES ON SOME HUMAN CANCER CELLS by Shimaa Rashad, F. Abdel-Tawab, Eman Fahmy, A. Attallah, Ekram Ahmed, A. Haggran

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Mean Sea Level and Tides Variations at Alexandria, Egypt over 1906-2020 by Gomaa Dawod, Hoda F. Mohamed, Ghada Haggag

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RAPID ESTIMATIONS OF BIOLOGICAL FINENESS OF COTTON FIBERS USING MICROMAT DATA by A Mohamed, M Sief, S El-Hariry

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PRODUCTIVITY OF DILL ( ANETHUM GRAVEOLENS L.) AS INFLUENCED BY DIFFERENT ORGANIC MANURE RATES AND SOURCES by Kh.A. Khalid, Shafei A.M.

“…The experimental were conducting at the Experimental Farm, National Research Center (NRC), Egypt, to study the effect of different combination of organic fertilizers such as chicken and sheep manure and its rates on dill ( Anethum graveolens L.) plants. …”
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Utilizing Hydrodynamic Modeling and GIS for Surface Water Intake Vulnerability Analysis by Radwa Salama, Hossam Elsersawy, Heba Elsersawy

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