Background
Mahfouz, Ayman B. was born on January 13, 1969 in Edfina, El-Beheira, Egypt. Son of Bassyouni M. Mahfouz and Ihsan A. Abogazalah.
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Ayman B. Mahfouz
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Bachelor of Science (honorary), Alexandria University, Egypt, 1992. Master of Science, Alexandria University, Egypt, 1995. Doctor of Philosophy, Memorial University, St. John's, Newfoundland Canada, 2001.
Career
Teaching and research associate Memorial University, 1997—2001. Seasonal instructor Marine Institute Memorial University, 2000—2001. Research and teaching assistant Alexandria University, 1992—1997, assistant professor, since 2002.
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Married Manal M. Elansari, January 15, 2000. Children: Ahmed A., Nermeen A.
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1997 - 2001
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Named John W. Davies Memorial award, Society Naval Architects and Marine Engineers, 1998-1999. Recipient First Prize Graduating award, Mechanical Engineering Branch Naval Architectural & Marine Engineering, and Faculty Engineering, 1992, Egyptian Syndicate of Professional Engineers Alexandria Branch, 1992, Egyptian Syndicate Professional Engineers El Beheira Branch, 1992, Egyptian Syndicate Professional Engineers Cairo Branch, 1992, Recognition Excellence, Memorial University, 1999, International Best Graduate Student Paper award, 2001. School Graduate Studies fellowship, Alxandria University, 2001.Named John W. Davies Memorial award, Society Naval Architects and Marine Engineers, 1998-1999. Recipient First Prize Graduating award, Mechanical Engineering Branch Naval Architectural & Marine Engineering, and Faculty Engineering, 1992, Egyptian Syndicate of Professional Engineers Alexandria Branch, 1992, Egyptian Syndicate Professional Engineers El Beheira Branch, 1992, Egyptian Syndicate Professional Engineers Cairo Branch, 1992, Recognition Excellence, Memorial University, 1999, International Best Graduate Student Paper award, 2001. School Graduate Studies fellowship, Alxandria University, 2001.