Ahmed Sedky

Biophysics has a prominent role to play in tackling these and other biological problems. Biophysics makes use of physical concepts and techniques to address problems in biology. Physics has been very successful at illuminating fundamental aspects of biological problems at the molecular level such as X-ray diffraction or nuclear magnetic resonance to determine the structures of biological molecules. Biophysics: an introduction by Ahmed Sedky and Mohamad Rashad consists of 9 Chapters presented as follows; Equilibrium and stability of the human Body in Chapter 1, Muscles and elbow of the human body in Chapter 2, Energy and heat of the human body in Chapter 3, Vision sense of the human body in Chapter 4, Hearing sense of the human body in Chapter 5, The Circulating system of the human body in Chapter 6 , Nervous system of the human body in Chapter 7, Living cell of the human body in Chapter 8 and Biophysical applications of the human body in Chapter 9.

My approach and prospects are essentially comprehensive. Heritage management as a tool for poverty alleviation and continuation of cultural traditions and crafts for arts and job creations and real authentic continuity and never polished pro-tourism dollars interventions. My approach incorporate sustainable urban development tackling even environmental issues as the report I am attaching, which is an extract of a comprehensive strategic sustainable urban development strategy developed for the Governorate of Luxor, focusing on the West bank of the River Nile, the greatest archaeological site in the whole world and the most important necropolis yet with great challenges. This must be approached through a comprehensive perspective. Through my currently involvement with UN-Habitat organization, I study historical cities in conflict areas such as Yemen, Iraq and soon Syria. Unless we apply crisis investment and make the best use of culture as a socio-cultural mean to furnish for peaceful co-existence as well as job creation for the livelihood essential as a tool for effective reconstruction after war, we are wasting a great opportunity. Heritage management, thus, the way we currently teaching or conducting research for demands a conceptual revisit. I authored this section, extracted from, as part of the Sustainable Energy and Climate Change Action Plan (SECAP) for Luxor Governorate, part of the CES-MED, EU project: www.ces-med.eu

I have successfully accomplished my assignment at the Regional Office of the Arab Region of the United Nation-Habitat in Cairo, as a Senior Urban Development Consultant.
I would like to thank all my colleagues and I am very proud of my contribution to such a great team on a regional scale. I do also appreciate adding the life saving and working for conflict countries as a different experience.

My approach and prospects are essentially comprehensive. Heritage management as a tool for poverty alleviation and continuation of cultural traditions and crafts for arts and job creations and real authentic continuity and never polished pro-tourism dollars interventions.

My approach incorporate sustainable urban development tackling even environmental issues as the report I am attaching, which is an extract of a comprehensive strategic sustainable urban development strategy developed for the Governorate of Luxor, focusing on the West bank of the River Nile, the greatest archaeological site in the whole world and the most important necropolis yet with great challenges. This must be approached through a comprehensive perspective.
Through my currently involvement with UN-Habitat organization, I study historical cities in conflict areas such as Yemen, Iraq and soon Syria. Unless we apply crisis investment and make the best use of culture as a socio-cultural mean to furnish for peaceful co-existence as well as job creation for the livelihood essential as a tool for effective reconstruction after war, we are wasting a great opportunity.
Heritage management, thus, the way we currently teaching or conducting research for demands a conceptual revisit.
I authored this section, extracted from, as part of the Sustainable Energy and Climate Change Action Plan (SECAP) for Luxor Governorate, part of the CES-MED, EU project: www.ces-med.eu

a sample of new architectural design that complement a modern heritage edifice  from the 1960s.
design with a retro mood in a contemporary mood and to complement the FAR with a green concern as one of the major criteria for the redesign of the layout  redesign of the Armenian Social club in Cairo Egypt.

my approach to design the architectural design studio. An experiment for Design Studio 4, King Fahd University of Petrolium & Minerals in KSA
An architectural pedagogic experience published in a conference proceeding in Kuwait University in 2007 and the present brief in an architectural trade magazine Amaar,Kuwait.

... Atef al‐Kilani and Rose Samah Samir, El‐Yousif, no. ... In the absence of coordination and comprehensive planning, administrative conflicts and environmental deterioration inevitably continue. Notes. Ahmed Sedky, Institut de Recherche pour le Développement (IRD). ...