Young Researcher Award
Mohamed Fakhry Hussein — Alexandria University, Egypt
| Mohamed Fakhry Hussein |
| Affiliation |
Alexandria University |
| Country |
Egypt |
| Scopus ID |
57929844800 |
| Documents |
27 |
| Citations |
177 |
| h-index |
8 |
| Subject Area |
Solid State Sensors |
| Event |
Global Sensor Awards |
| ORCID |
0000-0003-3775-6226 |
Mohamed Fakhry Hussein is affiliated with Alexandria University, Egypt, and is associated with the research area of Solid State Sensors. His researcher identification records include a Scopus Author ID and an ORCID identifier, providing persistent identifiers that can assist with distinguishing scholarly work and maintaining accurate attribution across research information systems. [1] [2]
This academic recognition profile presents the available researcher information in the context of the Young Researcher Award associated with the Global Sensor Awards. The profile focuses on the documented affiliation, researcher identifiers, and stated subject area rather than making unsupported claims about publication performance or research impact.
Abstract
This profile documents Mohamed Fakhry Hussein as a researcher affiliated with Alexandria University, Egypt, whose stated subject area is Solid State Sensors. The research domain encompasses sensor technologies based on solid-state materials and structures, an area relevant to the development of devices for measurement, detection, monitoring, and signal transduction. The available identification information includes Scopus Author ID 57929844800 and ORCID iD 0000-0003-3775-6226, which provide persistent mechanisms for associating scholarly records with the researcher. [1] [2]
Keywords
Solid State Sensors; Sensor Technology; Sensing Devices; Sensor Materials; Semiconductor Sensors; Microelectronic Sensors; Sensor Systems; Detection Technology; Measurement Systems; Smart Sensing; Research and Development.
Introduction
Solid-state sensing represents an important area of modern sensor research because it enables physical, chemical, biological, and environmental quantities to be converted into measurable electrical or electronic signals. Solid-state sensors commonly employ semiconductor, dielectric, metallic, nanostructured, or other functional materials whose properties respond to changes in the surrounding environment or an applied stimulus.
Research in this field intersects with materials science, electronics, microfabrication, instrumentation, signal processing, and embedded systems. The development of reliable solid-state sensing devices can support applications requiring compact form factors, repeatable measurements, rapid response, and integration with electronic systems.
Within this broader research context, the available profile information identifies Mohamed Fakhry Hussein with Alexandria University and the subject area of Solid State Sensors. The researcher identifiers supplied for this profile provide additional means of locating and verifying scholarly records. [1] [2]
Research Profile
Mohamed Fakhry Hussein is listed in the supplied profile data as being affiliated with Alexandria University in Egypt. His designated subject area is Solid State Sensors, positioning the profile within the broader field of sensing technology and solid-state device research.
Specific publication counts, citation totals, and h-index values were not supplied in the source information for this profile. Accordingly, no numerical research-performance claims are assigned to the researcher in this article.
Research Contributions
Based on the supplied subject classification, the research profile is situated within Solid State Sensors. Relevant scholarly contribution areas associated with this field can include the development and characterization of sensing materials, fabrication of solid-state sensing structures, improvement of measurement sensitivity and selectivity, and integration of sensors with electronic measurement platforms.
- Investigation of solid-state materials and device structures for sensing applications.
- Study of sensor response characteristics and measurement performance.
- Application of electronic and semiconductor principles to sensing technologies.
- Potential integration of sensing elements with instrumentation and data-acquisition systems.
- Contribution to the broader development of compact and electronically integrated sensing technologies.
These areas describe the research domain rather than asserting specific experimental achievements that were not included in the supplied researcher data.
Publications
No individual publication titles, journal details, conference papers, or DOI records were supplied for Mohamed Fakhry Hussein in the source information used to prepare this article. Consequently, specific publications and DOI identifiers are not listed here to avoid attributing works without supporting bibliographic information.
The researcher’s Scopus and ORCID records may be used as starting points for reviewing publications and scholarly outputs associated with the supplied identifiers. [1] [2]
Research Impact
The potential research significance of Solid State Sensors extends across instrumentation, environmental monitoring, healthcare technologies, industrial measurement, automation, electronics, and connected sensing systems. Solid-state approaches can facilitate sensor miniaturization and integration with electronic platforms, making the research area relevant to a broad range of sensing applications.
A quantitative assessment of Mohamed Fakhry Hussein’s individual research impact would require verified publication, citation, collaboration, and scholarly-output data. Since documents, citations, and h-index values were not supplied for this profile, this article does not assign numerical impact measures.
Award Suitability
The supplied profile information provides a direct connection between the researcher and the subject area of Solid State Sensors, while the Young Researcher Award provides a recognition framework associated with the Global Sensor Awards. The stated affiliation with Alexandria University and the identified sensor research area provide the principal documented basis for considering the profile within this academic recognition context.
Relevant areas for evaluation may include the originality and scientific relevance of research, quality and consistency of scholarly publications, technical contribution to sensor development, methodological rigor, interdisciplinary relevance, and documented contribution to the sensing-technology community. Any formal award decision should be based on the applicable criteria and independently verifiable submission materials.
Conclusion
Mohamed Fakhry Hussein is presented in the supplied academic profile as a researcher affiliated with Alexandria University, Egypt, with Solid State Sensors identified as the principal subject area. The profile includes Scopus Author ID 57929844800 and ORCID iD 0000-0003-3775-6226, providing persistent researcher-identification references. [1] [2]
The information establishes a clear thematic relationship with sensing technology, while detailed publication, citation, and bibliometric information would be required for a more comprehensive assessment of research output and impact. The profile therefore provides a structured academic recognition overview based only on the information supplied.
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References
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- Elsevier. (n.d.). Scopus author details: Mohamed Fakhry Hussein, Author ID 57929844800. Scopus.
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