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Promoting Excellence
in the
Frontiers of Science
through Research, Education, and Public Outreach.
Building
Capacities in Cutting-edge Science and
Technology for Sustainable Development.
"The laws of Nature are
constructed in such a way as to make
the Universe as interesting as
possible."
-- Freeman Dyson
"The history
of human progress is tied to the history of science."
-- Unknown
Contact Info:
Chairman of
Executive Committee:
Prof. Tarek Hussein (tarek @ cu.edu.eg)
Executive
Director:
Dr. Alaa Ibrahim (alaa @ gwu.edu)
Secretary:
Nadia Al-Ansary (naansary @ gmail.com)
Address: Center
for Advanced Interdisciplinary Science (CAIS), Faculty of Science, Cairo
University, Cairo, Egypt
web:
http://cais.cu.edu.eg
e-mail: cais.cu @ gmail.com
CAIS
Methodology for Excellence & Sustainable Research & Development (upcoming
editorial)
NEW: Public Lecture
- Complex
Systems: From Economics to Space Exploration
- Prof. Abraham
Chian
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Director
& Founder of the World Institute for Space Environment Research (WISER)
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Prof.
Chian has two PhDs in Physics & Economics. He received his BA from
Cornell and PhD from Cambridge. He is Co-Organizer of the upcoming
conference:
World Space Environment Forum at Bibliotheca
Alexandria 20-25 Oct.
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Thursday
11 Oct. at 12:00 PM, in Ibn Sena Lecture Hall,
Faculty of Science, Cairo Univ.
- Abstract:
Society and nature are complex systems dominated by dynamical
processes such as waves, instabilities and turbulence. In this talk,
I will discuss the basic concepts of complex systems using business
cycles and space environment as illustrations.
- Latest News:
Center Scientists Win Prestigious Posts & Awards
- Quotes
of the Month:
- "Life is either
a daring adventure or nothing." Helen Keller
- "Optimism is the
faith that leads to achievement." Helen Keller
- "Teamwork is the
ability to work together toward a common vision. The ability to
direct individual accomplishments toward organizational objectives.
It is the fuel that allows common people to attain uncommon
results." Andrew Carnegie
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Previous Quotes
- Members of
the Astrophysicists Division Identify the Origin of a Mysterious
Signature from a Distant Neutron Star that Once Touched the Earth's
Atmosphere
- In an
international collaboration led by CAIS astrophysicists, the team
identified the origin of a puzzling spectral feature from an
extraordinary type of neutron stars.
- The
Finding Gives the Neutron Star an ultra-high Magnetic Field of about
1015
G.
- This
Neutron Star Emitted a Powerful Gamma-ray Flash in 1998 that ionized
the Earth's Atmosphere from ~ 50,000 Light Years away:
Read More
- CAIS
Members Author Three Invited Articles in the International Union
of Crystallography Newsletter
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