The meeting was attended by Sallam lab the visit aimed to explore ways of activating scientific cooperation between the Polish Academy of Sciences and the Mansoura University Vertebrate Paleontology Center, particularly in studying Egyptian vertebrate fossils discovered in the Fayoum region.
During the meeting, a fruitful discussion took place regarding the importance of the scientific discoveries made by the Mansoura University team in recent years, which have contributed to positioning the university as a leader among regional universities in the study of natural history in the Middle East. Mechanisms for supporting and developing research capabilities in Egypt and the region through international partnerships were also reviewed.
Meeting with Sallam Lab team and reviewing the latest discoveries.
Prof Hesham Sallam presented the story of discovering the Egyptian dinosaur Mansourasaurus, one of the most remarkable fossil finds in Egypt.
Dr. Sanaa El-Sayed has won the prestigious DEEP Award in recognition of her contributions to diversity and engagement in paleontology. This accomplishment highlights the Center’s growing international standing and its leading role in training young scientists who represent Egypt on the global stage.
This moment is considered historic for the center, which is recognized as one of the leading scientific institutions in the field of vertebrate paleontology in Egypt
Revealing early brain enlargement alongside inherited sensory abilities. Published in Evolution, the research analysed fossil whales from Egypt, highlighting a pivotal stage in their transition from land to sea.
Prof. Cherif Khater, President of Mansoura University, bestowed a prestigious honor upon the dedicated research team at the Mansoura University Vertebrate Paleontology Center (MUVP).