Background
Rasmy, Mohamed Emad Mousa was born on November 11, 1943 in Cairo. Son of Mousa Hasan Rasmy and Enshrah Mostafa Esmael.
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Mohamed Emad Mousa Rasmy
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Mohamed Emad Mousa Rasmy, Egyptian biomedical engineer, educator. Achievements include research in automatic optic disk localization in retial image. Recipient Egyptian Engineering Recognition for contribution to Engineering Education, Synidicate Egyptian Engineers, 1993; National Research Council scholar, 1971-1974, Izaak Killam scholar, 1974. Member of Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers.
Education
Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, Cairo University, 1964. Master of Science in Electrical Engineering, Cairo University, 1968. Master of Science in Applied Mathematics, University Calgary, Alberta, Canada, 1971.
Doctor of Philosophy in Electrical Engineering, University Calgary, Alberta, Canada, 1974.
Career
Postdoctoral researcher Calgary University, 1974—1976. Assistant professor Cairo University, 1976—1981, associate professor, 1981—1986, professor, head system & biomedical engineering department, 1986—1992, professor, 1992—2003, emeritus professor, since 2003. Developer biomedical engineering department University Cairo, 1976.
Operation research consultant Engineering Consultants Group, Cairo, 1982. Visiting professor Qatar University, Doha, 1988.
Achievements
Membership
Member of Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers.
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Married Suzan Abdel-Halim Abdallah, November 4, 1982. Children: Khaled Mohamed Emad, Nehal Mohamed Emad.
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Born
Education
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1964
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1968
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1971
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1974
Career
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1974 - 1976
Awards
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Recipient Egyptian Engineering Recognition for contribution to Engineering Education, Synidicate Egyptian Engineers, 1993. National Research Council scholar, 1971-1974, Izaak Killam scholar, 1974.Recipient Egyptian Engineering Recognition for contribution to Engineering Education, Synidicate Egyptian Engineers, 1993. National Research Council scholar, 1971-1974, Izaak Killam scholar, 1974.