Mohamed Hamdy Eid- Biological Networks – Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Mohamed Hamdy Eid distinguished academic and researcher in the field Biological and Technological Networks. He served as an Assistant Lecturer at Beni-Suef University’s Faculty of Science from 2017 to 2021. In this role, he was responsible for teaching a range of practical courses covering subjects such as Hydrology, Hydrogeology, water quality assessment, water resources management, Geophysics, Rocks, Mineralogy, Stratigraphy, Crystallography, and water treatment methods. Additionally, he provided instruction in various software applications essential to the field, including ArcGIS, AQUACHEM, Grapher, Surfer, and Diagrammes, equipping students with valuable technical skills. Moreover, he supervised fieldwork and laboratory sessions, guiding students in conducting measurements and analyses of water samples and rocks sourced from diverse environments. Through his teaching and mentorship, he contributed significantly to the academic and professional development of students in the field of Earth Sciences.

 

🌐 Professional Profiles

Educations📚📚📚

He holds a BSc in Geology and Chemistry from Beni-Suef University, Egypt, graduating with first honor class (excellent grade) in September 2015. Subsequently, he pursued a Pre-Master’s program in Hydrogeology at the same university from September 2016 to September 2020. During this time, he demonstrated a strong academic foundation and passion for the field.

Expanding his academic horizons, he pursued an MSc in Environmental Engineering at Szent István University, Hungary, achieving an outstanding GPA of 4.85/5 from September 2018 to June 2020. His dedication to excellence continued as he embarked on a PhD journey in Hydrogeology at the Faculty of Earth Science and Engineering, Miskolc University, where he has maintained an impressive GPA of 4.88/5 in his third year, demonstrating his commitment to advanced research and scholarly pursuits since 2021.

 

Research Experience

Throughout his academic career, he has actively contributed to the scientific community as a reviewer for prestigious international journals such as Science of the Total Environment, Applied Water Science, and Applied Geochemistry, showcasing his expertise and engagement in the field.

In addition to his academic achievements, he has participated in several noteworthy research projects, including the water quality assessment of the Rákos stream in Hungary (2020), the development of effective desalination methods for brackish groundwater utilizing zeolitized diatomite/kaolinite geopolymer membranes (2018), and the application of multi-isotopes and geochemical modeling for delineating recharge and salinization sources in Siwa Oasis aquifers, Egypt (2021). His involvement in these projects underscores his practical skills and commitment to addressing real-world environmental challenges.

Throughout his academic and professional journey, he has consistently demonstrated a strong dedication to advancing knowledge in hydrogeology and environmental engineering, making significant contributions to both research and practical applications in the field.

🏆🏆Awards🏆🏆

He has garnered numerous accolades throughout his academic and professional journey, underscoring his exceptional achievements and leadership qualities. Notable awards include receiving an MSc scholarship in Hungary from September 2018 to June 2020 and subsequently earning a PhD scholarship in Hungary from 2021 to 2025, which reflect his academic prowess and dedication to advancing knowledge in his field.

In recognition of his outstanding academic performance, he was honored with the Prize for the Best Student in Egyptian Universities by the Institute for the Preparation of Leaders in August 2014, highlighting his exemplary standing among his peers.

Furthermore, he has assumed significant roles within the academic community, serving as an Ambassador for Egyptian PhD students in Hungary since 2022 and taking on the responsibilities of Student Coordinator for the Faculty of Earth Science and Engineering at Miskolc University from 2022 to the present. Additionally, he contributes to fostering international relationships between Egypt and Hungary as a Consultant, leveraging his expertise and cross-cultural understanding.

His commitment to mentorship and guidance is evident through his role as a Mentor at Miskolc University since 2023, where he imparts knowledge and supports the academic growth of fellow students.

Moreover, his dedication to excellence and innovation earned him the prestigious First Place in the IWA Young Water Professionals Conference held in Canada in 2023, showcasing his leadership and expertise in the field of water management and environmental engineering.

Through his multifaceted contributions and achievements, he continues to inspire and make a significant impact within the academic, professional, and international spheres, embodying the values of excellence, leadership, and collaboration.

 

Research interests
Hydrology, Hydrogeology, Isotopes geochemistry, water quality, water management, Environmental and health risk assessment, groundwater modeling and water treatment, statistical analysis, ML and Artificial intelligence.
📝🔬Publications📝🔬
1. Eid, M.H., Eissa, M., Mohamed, E.A., Ramadan, H.S., Czuppon, Gyö.,Kovács, A., Szűcs, Pé., Application of stable isotopes, mixing models, and K-means cluster analysis
todetect recharge and salinity origins in Siwa Oasis, Egypt, Groundwater for Sustainable Development(2024), doi: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.gsd.2024.101124.
2. Eid, M.H., Eissa, M., Mohamed, E.A. et al. New approach into human health risk assessment associated with heavy metals in surface water and groundwater
using Monte Carlo Method. Sci Rep 14, 1008 (2024). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-023-50000-y.
3. Szűcs, P., Dobróka, M., Turai, E., Szarka, L., Ilyés, C., Eid, M. H., & Szabó, N. P. (2024). Combined inversion and statistical workflow for advanced
temporal analysis of the Nile River’s long term water level records. Journal of Hydrology, 130693.
4. Hemida, M. H. E., Kovács, A., & Szűcs, P. (2024). Integration of Geochemical Modeling, Hydrodynamic Condition, and Change Detection Supported with
Machine Learning For Sustainable Development of the Water Resources in Western Desert, Egypt Methodology. Authorea Preprints.
5. Elmaadawy, K.G., Bayan, M.F., Gad, M., Eid, M.H., Abukhadra, M.R., El-Sherbeeny, A.M., … & Abdelmaksoud, A.S. (2024). The Impact of Oligo-Miocene
Basaltic Intrusions on the Petroleum System in Gulf of Suez Rift Basin, Egypt: New Insights into Thermal Maturity and Reservoir Quality. Frontiers in Earth Science , 11 , 1295271.
6. Saeed, O., Székács, A., Jordán, G., Mörtl, M., Abukhadra, M. R., & Eid, M. H. (2023). Correction: Investigating the impacts of heavy metal (loid) s on
ecology and human health in the lower basin of Hungary’s Danube River: A Python and Monte Carlo simulation-based study. Environmental Geochemistry and Health, 45(12), 9785.
7. Eid, M. H., Elbagory, M., Tamma, A. A., Gad, M., Elsayed, S., Hussein, H., … & Péter, S. (2023). Evaluation of Groundwater Quality for Irrigation in Deep
Aquifers Using Multiple Graphical and Indexing Approaches Supported with Machine Learning Models and GIS Techniques, Souf Valley,
Algeria. Water, 15(1), 182.
8. Flores, Y.G.; Eid, M.H.; Szűcs, P.; Szőcs, T.; Fancsik, T.; Szanyi, J.; Kovács, B.; Markos, G.; Újlaki, P.; Tóth, P.; et al. Integration of Geological,
Geochemical Modelling and Hydrodynamic Condition for Understanding the Geometry and Flow Pattern of the Aquifer System, Southern Nyírség–
Hajdúság, Hungary. Water 2023, 15, 2888. https://doi.org/10.3390/w15162888.
9. EID, M. H., Tamma, A. A., Péter, S., & Kovács, A. (2023). Hydrogeochemical Evaluation of Groundwater and its Suitability for Drinking and Irrigation Using
Water Quality Index, Statistical and Geochemical Modelling, Debila and El-Oued regions, Algeria.
10. Ghoneim, E., Healey, C., Hemida, M., Shebl, A., & Fahil, A. (2023). Integration of geophysical and geospatial techniques to evaluate geothermal energy
at Siwa Oasis, Western Desert, Egypt. Remote Sensing, 15(21), 5094.