City of Scientific Research and Technological Applications

City of Scientific Research and Technological Applications Participates in the International Conference of the Patent Liaison Office In the fields of agriculture and food security

Prof. Dr. Mona Mahmoud Abdel Latif, Director of the City of Scientific Research and Technological Applications, participated in the International Conference of the Patent Liaison Office in the fields of agriculture and food security, held under the auspices of Prof. Dr. Mohamed Ayman Ashour, Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, Prof. Dr. Yasmine Fouad, Minister of Environment, Prof. Dr. Fajr Abdel Gawad, Acting Head of the National Research Center, and Prof. Dr. Gina El-Feki, Acting Head of the Academy of Scientific Research and Technology, headed by Prof. Dr. Wafaa Hagag, Conference Chair and Supervisor of the Patent Liaison Office at the National Research Center, during the period from October 29 to 31, 2024, at the headquarters of the National Research Center, in the presence of Dr. Mustafa El-Sayyad, Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Land Reclamation, and many heads of research centers and universities, members of the research and teaching staff at research centers and various universities, young innovators and innovators, and industrialists. A group of specialists in the field of agriculture and food security from various Egyptian and international universities and research centers also participated in giving lectures. Prof. Dr. Mona Abdel Latif confirmed that the city’s participation came as a scientific expertise house for research and development that harnesses all its capabilities of laboratory equipment and human resources expertise from members of the Research Authority and their assistants to support the national development process in order to achieve the principle of a knowledge-based economy and spread the culture of using scientific research as a means of development and its positive impact on the economic development of the Egyptian state by working to activate the National Strategy for Science, Technology and Innovation 2030, especially the axis of technological applications and future sciences, including the fields of agriculture and the environment, and also in order to achieve the axes of the National Strategy for Higher Education and Scientific Research that was launched during March 2023, especially the axis of communication and integration between higher education and scientific research institutions. The conference activities include organizing a scientific salon under the title The role of innovation and patents in promoting scientific research The role of patent and innovation liaison offices and various means of cooperation between all sectors of scientific research and the private sector in the country Chaired by Prof. Dr. / Wafaa Hajjaj, President of the Conference, where the scientific salon included Prof. Dr. / Mona Mahmoud Abdel Latif, Director of the Scientific Research City, Dr. / Iman Saleh, Acting Head of the Patent Office – Academy of Scientific Research and Technology, Prof. Dr. / Ghada Khadry, Deputy Representative of the President of the National Authority for Remote Sensing and Space Sciences, Prof. Dr. / Hesham Al-Anshasi, Professor at the Faculty of Chemical Engineering and Energy and Director of the Institute of Agricultural Technologies and Advanced Bioprocesses at the Malaysian University of Technology, Prof. Dr. / Abdel Ghani Al-Jundi, Dean of the Faculty of Desert Agriculture, King Salman International University, Prof. Dr. / Mohamed Fathy Salem, Professor of Control and Organic Agriculture, Sadat University, and Prof. Dr. / Ashraf Omran, International Expert in the Field of Water and Food Security and the Environmental Sector – and President of the Arab Union For climate change and carbon footprint, and during the activities of the scientific salon, Professor Dr. Mona Mahmoud Abdel Latif reviewed the role of the Taiko office in the city, supported by the Academy of Scientific Research and Technology, in localizing and spreading the culture of patents and intellectual property rights and trying to change the concepts of researchers by registering patents for their research products before publishing them in scientific journals and their falling into the public domain. She also stressed the importance of the conference as it addresses many important topics, including the protection of intellectual property to transform ideas into marketable products and to enhance the value of the local product to reach a society capable of producing technology and using it in an effective manner to achieve comprehensive development and a knowledge-based economy, in addition to the importance of green innovation, which helps develop new products and technologies that are less harmful and more environmentally friendly with the aim of providing an environmentally friendly product that saves energy, prevents pollution and allows for the recycling of waste. It is worth noting that the city participated in giving a number of scientific lectures, including: a lecture by Professor Dr. Manal Ali Shalaby, a research professor at the Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology Research Institute, entitled “Converting Marine Waste into Biological Innovations”. The latest innovations for which the city obtained a patent to enhance the production of industrial collagen from marine waste were presented. The lecture also addressed the problem of more than 70% of the total marine catch being exposed to additional processing operations such as cleaning the entrails and removing the scales, and benefiting from the blue economy by developing the marine biotechnology sector, which includes the production of medical and pharmaceutical products extracted from the seas. The lecture also addressed the importance of marine collagen and its many benefits, especially from an economic and environmental perspective. At the end of the lecture, it was announced that an industrial partner had been contracted to expand the scope of collagen production on a commercial level, which enhances Egypt’s ability to enter this promising field in a way that achieves sustainable economic and environmental value. In addition to a lecture by Dr. Ayat Muhammad Ahmad Al-Maghribi, Director of the Technology and Innovation Support Office in the city, on patents and industrial localization and the role of the Technology and Innovation Support Office in the city in providing technical and material support as well as awareness of the importance of intellectual property. The lecture touched on the role and importance of patents in economic growth and intellectual property and its importance in technology transfer. Also, a lecture by Prof. Dr. Amr Salah Morsy – CEO of the Technology Innovation Commercialization Office (TICO) and the Entrepreneurship Club (E-Club) in the city, regarding the city’s efforts to market its research outputs and link with industry, where he presented the city’s strategy in marketing its research outputs through several different axes, including signing protocols and memoranda of understanding with many companies and factories located within the city’s geographical scope, in addition to the city’s interest in the policy of knocking on the doors of neighboring factories to identify the most important challenges they face and work on innovative solutions through the city’s researchers for these challenges, in addition to the city hosting many industrialists and investors to learn about the services provided by the city, whether analyses in central laboratories or technical consultations, as well as to display some research outputs that may interest industrialists, as well as electronic marketing for all research and service outputs that the city possesses through all social media of the city, and at the end of the lecture, some success stories were presented from marketing contracts concluded with the industrial sector for ready research outputs For marketing, as well as the success of some research teams in the city in obtaining awards and advanced positions in the field of entrepreneurship, as well as establishing start-up companies after incubating their ideas.

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Prof. Dr. Mona Mahmoud Abdel Latif, Director of the City of Scientific Research and Technological Applications, participated in the International Conference of the Patent Liaison Office in the fields of agriculture and food security, held under the auspices of Prof. Dr. Mohamed Ayman Ashour, Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, Prof. Dr. Yasmine Fouad, Minister of Environment, Prof. Dr. Fajr Abdel Gawad, Acting Head of the National Research Center, and Prof. Dr. Gina El-Feki, Acting Head of the Academy of Scientific Research and Technology, headed by Prof. Dr. Wafaa Hagag, Conference Chair and Supervisor of the Patent Liaison Office at the National Research Center, during the period from October 29 to 31, 2024, at the headquarters of the National Research Center, in the presence of Dr. Mustafa El-Sayyad, Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Land Reclamation, and many heads of research centers and universities, members of the research and teaching staff at research centers and various universities, young innovators and innovators, and industrialists. A group of specialists in the field of agriculture and food security from various Egyptian and international universities and research centers also participated in giving lectures. Prof. Dr. Mona Abdel Latif confirmed that the city’s participation came as a scientific expertise house for research and development that harnesses all its capabilities of laboratory equipment and human resources expertise from members of the Research Authority and their assistants to support the national development process in order to achieve the principle of a knowledge-based economy and spread the culture of using scientific research as a means of development and its positive impact on the economic development of the Egyptian state by working to activate the National Strategy for Science, Technology and Innovation 2030, especially the axis of technological applications and future sciences, including the fields of agriculture and the environment, and also in order to achieve the axes of the National Strategy for Higher Education and Scientific Research that was launched during March 2023, especially the axis of communication and integration between higher education and scientific research institutions. The conference activities include organizing a scientific salon under the title The role of innovation and patents in promoting scientific research The role of patent and innovation liaison offices and various means of cooperation between all sectors of scientific research and the private sector in the country Chaired by Prof. Dr. / Wafaa Hajjaj, President of the Conference, where the scientific salon included Prof. Dr. / Mona Mahmoud Abdel Latif, Director of the Scientific Research City, Dr. / Iman Saleh, Acting Head of the Patent Office – Academy of Scientific Research and Technology, Prof. Dr. / Ghada Khadry, Deputy Representative of the President of the National Authority for Remote Sensing and Space Sciences, Prof. Dr. / Hesham Al-Anshasi, Professor at the Faculty of Chemical Engineering and Energy and Director of the Institute of Agricultural Technologies and Advanced Bioprocesses at the Malaysian University of Technology, Prof. Dr. / Abdel Ghani Al-Jundi, Dean of the Faculty of Desert Agriculture, King Salman International University, Prof. Dr. / Mohamed Fathy Salem, Professor of Control and Organic Agriculture, Sadat University, and Prof. Dr. / Ashraf Omran, International Expert in the Field of Water and Food Security and the Environmental Sector – and President of the Arab Union For climate change and carbon footprint, and during the activities of the scientific salon, Professor Dr. Mona Mahmoud Abdel Latif reviewed the role of the Taiko office in the city, supported by the Academy of Scientific Research and Technology, in localizing and spreading the culture of patents and intellectual property rights and trying to change the concepts of researchers by registering patents for their research products before publishing them in scientific journals and their falling into the public domain. She also stressed the importance of the conference as it addresses many important topics, including the protection of intellectual property to transform ideas into marketable products and to enhance the value of the local product to reach a society capable of producing technology and using it in an effective manner to achieve comprehensive development and a knowledge-based economy, in addition to the importance of green innovation, which helps develop new products and technologies that are less harmful and more environmentally friendly with the aim of providing an environmentally friendly product that saves energy, prevents pollution and allows for the recycling of waste. It is worth noting that the city participated in giving a number of scientific lectures, including: a lecture by Professor Dr. Manal Ali Shalaby, a research professor at the Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology Research Institute, entitled “Converting Marine Waste into Biological Innovations”. The latest innovations for which the city obtained a patent to enhance the production of industrial collagen from marine waste were presented. The lecture also addressed the problem of more than 70% of the total marine catch being exposed to additional processing operations such as cleaning the entrails and removing the scales, and benefiting from the blue economy by developing the marine biotechnology sector, which includes the production of medical and pharmaceutical products extracted from the seas. The lecture also addressed the importance of marine collagen and its many benefits, especially from an economic and environmental perspective. At the end of the lecture, it was announced that an industrial partner had been contracted to expand the scope of collagen production on a commercial level, which enhances Egypt’s ability to enter this promising field in a way that achieves sustainable economic and environmental value. In addition to a lecture by Dr. Ayat Muhammad Ahmad Al-Maghribi, Director of the Technology and Innovation Support Office in the city, on patents and industrial localization and the role of the Technology and Innovation Support Office in the city in providing technical and material support as well as awareness of the importance of intellectual property. The lecture touched on the role and importance of patents in economic growth and intellectual property and its importance in technology transfer. Also, a lecture by Prof. Dr. Amr Salah Morsy – CEO of the Technology Innovation Commercialization Office (TICO) and the Entrepreneurship Club (E-Club) in the city, regarding the city’s efforts to market its research outputs and link with industry, where he presented the city’s strategy in marketing its research outputs through several different axes, including signing protocols and memoranda of understanding with many companies and factories located within the city’s geographical scope, in addition to the city’s interest in the policy of knocking on the doors of neighboring factories to identify the most important challenges they face and work on innovative solutions through the city’s researchers for these challenges, in addition to the city hosting many industrialists and investors to learn about the services provided by the city, whether analyses in central laboratories or technical consultations, as well as to display some research outputs that may interest industrialists, as well as electronic marketing for all research and service outputs that the city possesses through all social media of the city, and at the end of the lecture, some success stories were presented from marketing contracts concluded with the industrial sector for ready research outputs For marketing, as well as the success of some research teams in the city in obtaining awards and advanced positions in the field of entrepreneurship, as well as establishing start-up companies after incubating their ideas.
Prof. Dr. Mona Mahmoud Abdel Latif, Director of the City of Scientific Research and Technological Applications, participated in the International Conference of the Patent Liaison Office in the fields of agriculture and food security, held under the auspices of Prof. Dr. Mohamed Ayman Ashour, Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, Prof. Dr. Yasmine Fouad, Minister of Environment, Prof. Dr. Fajr Abdel Gawad, Acting Head of the National Research Center, and Prof. Dr. Gina El-Feki, Acting Head of the Academy of Scientific Research and Technology, headed by Prof. Dr. Wafaa Hagag, Conference Chair and Supervisor of the Patent Liaison Office at the National Research Center, during the period from October 29 to 31, 2024, at the headquarters of the National Research Center, in the presence of Dr. Mustafa El-Sayyad, Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Land Reclamation, and many heads of research centers and universities, members of the research and teaching staff at research centers and various universities, young innovators and innovators, and industrialists. A group of specialists in the field of agriculture and food security from various Egyptian and international universities and research centers also participated in giving lectures. Prof. Dr. Mona Abdel Latif confirmed that the city’s participation came as a scientific expertise house for research and development that harnesses all its capabilities of laboratory equipment and human resources expertise from members of the Research Authority and their assistants to support the national development process in order to achieve the principle of a knowledge-based economy and spread the culture of using scientific research as a means of development and its positive impact on the economic development of the Egyptian state by working to activate the National Strategy for Science, Technology and Innovation 2030, especially the axis of technological applications and future sciences, including the fields of agriculture and the environment, and also in order to achieve the axes of the National Strategy for Higher Education and Scientific Research that was launched during March 2023, especially the axis of communication and integration between higher education and scientific research institutions. The conference activities include organizing a scientific salon under the title The role of innovation and patents in promoting scientific research The role of patent and innovation liaison offices and various means of cooperation between all sectors of scientific research and the private sector in the country Chaired by Prof. Dr. / Wafaa Hajjaj, President of the Conference, where the scientific salon included Prof. Dr. / Mona Mahmoud Abdel Latif, Director of the Scientific Research City, Dr. / Iman Saleh, Acting Head of the Patent Office – Academy of Scientific Research and Technology, Prof. Dr. / Ghada Khadry, Deputy Representative of the President of the National Authority for Remote Sensing and Space Sciences, Prof. Dr. / Hesham Al-Anshasi, Professor at the Faculty of Chemical Engineering and Energy and Director of the Institute of Agricultural Technologies and Advanced Bioprocesses at the Malaysian University of Technology, Prof. Dr. / Abdel Ghani Al-Jundi, Dean of the Faculty of Desert Agriculture, King Salman International University, Prof. Dr. / Mohamed Fathy Salem, Professor of Control and Organic Agriculture, Sadat University, and Prof. Dr. / Ashraf Omran, International Expert in the Field of Water and Food Security and the Environmental Sector – and President of the Arab Union For climate change and carbon footprint, and during the activities of the scientific salon, Professor Dr. Mona Mahmoud Abdel Latif reviewed the role of the Taiko office in the city, supported by the Academy of Scientific Research and Technology, in localizing and spreading the culture of patents and intellectual property rights and trying to change the concepts of researchers by registering patents for their research products before publishing them in scientific journals and their falling into the public domain. She also stressed the importance of the conference as it addresses many important topics, including the protection of intellectual property to transform ideas into marketable products and to enhance the value of the local product to reach a society capable of producing technology and using it in an effective manner to achieve comprehensive development and a knowledge-based economy, in addition to the importance of green innovation, which helps develop new products and technologies that are less harmful and more environmentally friendly with the aim of providing an environmentally friendly product that saves energy, prevents pollution and allows for the recycling of waste. It is worth noting that the city participated in giving a number of scientific lectures, including: a lecture by Professor Dr. Manal Ali Shalaby, a research professor at the Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology Research Institute, entitled “Converting Marine Waste into Biological Innovations”. The latest innovations for which the city obtained a patent to enhance the production of industrial collagen from marine waste were presented. The lecture also addressed the problem of more than 70% of the total marine catch being exposed to additional processing operations such as cleaning the entrails and removing the scales, and benefiting from the blue economy by developing the marine biotechnology sector, which includes the production of medical and pharmaceutical products extracted from the seas. The lecture also addressed the importance of marine collagen and its many benefits, especially from an economic and environmental perspective. At the end of the lecture, it was announced that an industrial partner had been contracted to expand the scope of collagen production on a commercial level, which enhances Egypt’s ability to enter this promising field in a way that achieves sustainable economic and environmental value. In addition to a lecture by Dr. Ayat Muhammad Ahmad Al-Maghribi, Director of the Technology and Innovation Support Office in the city, on patents and industrial localization and the role of the Technology and Innovation Support Office in the city in providing technical and material support as well as awareness of the importance of intellectual property. The lecture touched on the role and importance of patents in economic growth and intellectual property and its importance in technology transfer. Also, a lecture by Prof. Dr. Amr Salah Morsy – CEO of the Technology Innovation Commercialization Office (TICO) and the Entrepreneurship Club (E-Club) in the city, regarding the city’s efforts to market its research outputs and link with industry, where he presented the city’s strategy in marketing its research outputs through several different axes, including signing protocols and memoranda of understanding with many companies and factories located within the city’s geographical scope, in addition to the city’s interest in the policy of knocking on the doors of neighboring factories to identify the most important challenges they face and work on innovative solutions through the city’s researchers for these challenges, in addition to the city hosting many industrialists and investors to learn about the services provided by the city, whether analyses in central laboratories or technical consultations, as well as to display some research outputs that may interest industrialists, as well as electronic marketing for all research and service outputs that the city possesses through all social media of the city, and at the end of the lecture, some success stories were presented from marketing contracts concluded with the industrial sector for ready research outputs For marketing, as well as the success of some research teams in the city in obtaining awards and advanced positions in the field of entrepreneurship, as well as establishing start-up companies after incubating their ideas.

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City of Scientific Research and Technological Applications Participates in the International Conference of the Patent Liaison Office In the fields of agriculture and food security