DR. MOHAMED FOUAD ALY

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1 DR. MOHAMED FOUAD ALY 1. GENERAL CURRICULUM VITAE Name: Dr. MOHAMED FOUAD ALY Date and place of birth: 7/12/1959, Cairo, Egypt Citizenship: Arab Republic of Egypt Current Address: Geology Department, Faculty of Science, Cairo University Telephone No. : or Fax No : mf_alyaly@hotmail.com Current Position : Associate Professor of Paleontology, Geology Department, Faculty of Science, Cairo University 2. ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS i) EDUCATION: Universities Degree Year Cairo University, Egypt B.Sc. in Geology Cairo University, Egypt M.Sc. in Geology Cairo University, Egypt Ph.D. in Geology ii) EMPLOYMENT Institution Year of Employment Position Cairo University, Egypt Demonstrator Cairo University, Egypt Assistant Lecturer Cairo University, Egypt 1994 Assistant Professor Cairo University, Egypt Assistant Professor Cairo University, Egypt till now Associate Professor 3. THESIS TITLES 1- M.Sc. in Geology, October 1988; Cairo University Egypt: Stratigraphy and paleontology of the Lower Cretaceous Rocks of Gebel Manzour (Maghara Area), North Sinai, Egypt.

2 2- Ph.D. in Geology, April 1994; Cairo University, Egypt: Facies and biostratigraphy of the Lower Cretaceous rocks of Gebel Lagama, Maghara area, North Sinai, Egypt. 4. FIELDS OF RESEARCH 1- Ammonites: Mesozoic, Systematic, Paleoecology. 2- Biostratigraphy: Ammonite Zonation. 3- Other taxonomic Groups: Gastropods and Bivalves. 4- Microfacies and Paleoecology of Carbonate Rocks. 5. PUBLISHED PAPERS IN REFEREED INTERNATIONAL JOURNALS 1- Aly, M. F. (in press): Lower Cretaceous Terebratulida (Brachiopda) from Northern Sinai, Egypt. N. Jb. Geol. Paläont. Mh. Stuttgart. 2- Gameil, M and Aly, M. F., (2004): Aptian Corals From Gabal Abu Ruqum, North Sinai, Egypt: Taxonomy And Adaptive Morphotypes. Geology of the Arab World, 7 th International Conference, Cairo, Egypt, (in press). 3- Hegab. A. A. and Aly M. F. (2004): Contribution to the Middle Jurassic Brachiopoda from Gulf of Suez, Egypt. Egypt. Jour. Paleontol., vol. 4, (in press). 4- Saber, S.G., Aly, M. F. and Abdel-Gawad, G. I. (2002):Facies and Faunal Assemblages of the Upper Jurassic Masajid Formation at Gabal El Giddi Anticline, North Western Sinai, Egypt. Egypt. Jour. Paleontol., vol. 2, Gameil, M. and M. F. Aly (2001): Paleontological studies on some Oligocene colonial corals from Gabal Hafit (Al Ain area, UAE). M.E.RC. Ain Shams Univ., Earth Sci. Ser., vol. 15, Aly, M. F. and Abdel-Gawad, G. I. (2001): Early Cretaceous Ammonites of Gebel Lagama, Maghara Area, North Sinai, Egypt. Paleontographica A 262, 25-52, 5 pls. 7- Aly, M.F. (2001): Middle Triassic Cephalopods from the Musandam Peninsula, Northern Oman Mountains, United Arab Emirates. Geo. Soc. Egypt. 45 (1B): Aly, M.F. and Abdel-Gawad, G. I. (2001): Upper Cenomanian-Lower Turonian Ammonites from north and central Sinai, Egypt. El Minia Sci. Bull. 13 (2)-14 (1): 17-60, El Minia University.

3 9- Aly, M. F. (2001): Pachydiscus (P.) Gollevillensis (d Orbigny) in the Cretaceous of Jebal Fayah, United Arab Emirates. N. Jb. Geol. Paläont. Mh. 10: Stuttgart. 10- Aly, M. F., Ziko, A. and El-Sayed, M. I. (2001): Facies analysis and sedimentary history of the Middle Eocene sequence of Jabel Hafeet, Al Ain Area, UAE., JKAU: Earth Sci., 13, 55-87, Saudi Arabia. 11- Sandy, M.R. and Aly, M.F. (2000): A Southern Tethyan brachiopod fauna from the Late Triassic of the United Arab Emirates. GeoBios 33 (5): Aly, M.F. and Gameil, M. (2000): Oligocene reef coral biofacies of Jebel Hafit, Al Ain, United Arab Emirates. Geology of the Arab World, 5 th International Conference, Cairo, Egypt 3: Boukhary, M.A., Carter, B.D., Alsharhan, A. S. and Aly, M.F (1999): Maastrichtian echinoids from the Simsima Formation, northwestern Oman Mountains, UAE: a systematic view and ecological implications. Revue Paléobiol., Genève 18 (2): Aboul Ela, N., Abdel-Gawad, G. I. and Aly, M. F., (1991): Albian Fauna of Gebel Manzour, Maghara area, North Sinai, Egypt. J. African Earth Sciences 13 (2), Philip,J. Aboul Ela, N., Abdel-Gawad, G. I. and Aly, M. F. (1989): Facies and Paleoecology of the lower Cretaceous Rocks of Gebel Manzour, Maghara area, North Sinai, Egypt. Egypt. J. Geol. 1-2: , Cairo. 16- Aboul Ela, N. M. and Aly, M. F. (1988): Preliminary investigation of marine Phytoplankton from the Middle Jurassic coal deposits of El-Maghara, Central Sinai, Egypt. Acta Paleontologica Polonica 33 (4): , Warszawa. 17- Aboul Ela, N. M. and Aly, M. F. (1988): Jurassic microflora from the coal deposits of El Maghara North-Central Sinai, Egypt. N. Jb. Geol. Palaont. Mh. 5: , Stuttgart. 18- Aly, M. F. (in press): Ontogeny and Variation in Subsyanella sayni (Paquier): a Lower Cretaceous ammonite from North Sinai, Egypt. Paleontological Soc. Egypt. 19- Aly, M. F., (in press): Aptian Cephalopods From Gabal Abu Ruqum, North Sinai, Egypt. Geo. Soc. Egypt. 20- Aly M. F., Abdel-Gawad, G. I. and Gaber, M. A. (in press):uppermost Albian- Basal Cenomanian Ammonites From North Sinai, Egypt. Paleontological Soc. Egypt.

4 6. PUBLISHED ABSTRACTS IN INTERNATIONAL & LOCAL MEETINGS 1- Aly, M. F., Smadi, A.. and Abu Azzam, H. (2004): Late Campanian Libycoceras Ismaeli (Zittel) fauna from Northern Jordan. Geo. Soc. Egypt., Ann. Meeting. 2- Aly, M. F., Smadi, A.. and Abu Azzam, H. (2004): Late Cenomanian- Early Turonian ammonites of Jordan. Paleontological Soc. Egypt. 4 th Ann. Meeting. 3- Gameil, M and Aly, M. F., (2004): Aptian corals from Gabal Abu Ruqum, north Sinai, Egypt: Taxonomy and adaptive Morphotypes. Geology of the Arab World, 7 th International Conference, Cairo, Egypt (2004). 4- Hegab. A. A. and Aly M. F. (2003): Contribution to the Middle Jurassic Brachiopoda from Gulf of Suez, Egypt. Geo. Soc. Egypt., Ann. Meeting. 5- Aly M. F., (2003): Additional Aptian Ammonite Fauna From North Sinai, Egypt. Science Conference Yemen. 6- Aly M. F., Abdel-Gawad, G. I. and Gaber, M. A. (2003): Uppermost Albian Basal Cenomanian Ammonites From North Sinai, Egypt. Paleontological Soc. Egypt. 3 rd Ann. Meeting. 7- Aly, M. F. (2002): Brachiopods From the Lower Cretaceous (Aptian) Risan Aneiza Formation, Northern Sinai, Egypt. Geo. Soc. Egypt., Ann. Meeting. 8- Aly, M. F. (2002): Ontogeny and Variation in Subsyanella sayni (Paquier): a Lower Cretaceous ammonite from North Sinai, Egypt. Paleontological Soc. Egypt. 2 nd Ann. Meeting. 9- Saber, G. S., Aly, M. F. and Abdel-Gawad, G. I (2002): Facies And Faunal Assemblages Of The Upper Jurassic Masajid Formation At Gabal El Giddi Anticline, West Central Sinai, Egypt. Geology of the Arab World, 6 th International Conference, Cairo, Egypt. 10-Aly, M. F. and Abdel-Gawad (2001): Cenomanian-Turonian Ammonite biostratigraphy of north and central Sinai, Egypt. Paleontological Soc. Egypt. 1 st Ann. Meeting. 11- Aly, M.F. (2000): Middle Triassic Cephalopods from the Musandam Peninsula, Northern Oman Mountains, United Arab Emirates. Geo. Soc. Egypt. 12- Sandy, M. and M. F. Aly (2000): A Mid-Cretaceous Tethyan Brachiopods Fauna Fom Northern Sinai, Egypt. Geology of the Arab World, 5 thi nternational Conference, Cairo, Egypt.

5 13- M. F. Aly and Gameil, M. (2000): Oligocene Reef Corals of Jebel Hafit, Al Ain, United Arab Emirates. Geology of the Arab World, 5 th International Conference, Cairo, Egypt. 14- Boukhary, M.A., Carter, B.D., AlSharhan, A. and Aly, M.F (1998): Maastrichtian echinoids from the Simsima Formation, Northwestern Oman Mountains, UAE: A Systematic view and ecological implications. Jurassic/Cretaceous carbonate platform-basin systems: Middle East Model, UAE. 15- Sandy, M.R. and Aly, M.F. (1998): A Southern Tethyan brachiopod fauna from the late Triassic of the United Arab Emirates. Geo. Soc. America, Abstracts with Programs, Vol. 30, No Ziko, A., El-Sayed, M. I. and Aly, M. F. (1996): Facies analysis and sedimentary history of the Middle Eocene sequence of Jabel Hafeet, Al Ain Area, UAE. Geology of the Arab World, 3 rd International Conference, Cairo Egypt. 17- Philip,J. Aboul Ela, N., Abdel-Gawad, G. I. and Aly, M. F. (1988): Facies and Paleoecology of the lower Cretaceous Rocks of Gebel Manzour, Maghara area, North Sinai, Egypt. Egypt. Geo. Soc. Egypt, Ann. Meeting. 7. LEVEL OF COMPUTER COMMAND IN TEACHING AND RESEARCH Very good knowledge in using computer in teaching and research presentations using: PowerPoint, Ms Word, CorelDraw, Ms Excel, etc. Web page Designs using Front page and other basic editors. Designing a website for Geology of the Arab World, 7 th International Conference, Cairo, Egypt (2004). ( Designing a website for Paleontological Society of Egypt ( Map and Columnar sections Drawing using various programs. 8. PREVIOUS TEACHING EXPERIENCE 1- Undergraduate Courses: (L= Lectures, P = Practicale) Advanced stratigraphy Cairo University (P) Invertebrate Paleontology Cairo University (L+P) & UAE University (P) Paleoecology Cairo University (L+P) & UAE University (P) Historical Geology Cairo University (L+P) & UAE University (P)

6 Stratigraphy UAE University (P) Micropaleontoilogy &UAE University (P) Biostratigraphy (L+P) Hydrogeology (P) 2- Postgraduate Courses: Macropaleontology Paleoecology Cairo University (L+P) & Cairo University (P) Cairo University Cairo University 9. SUPERVISION OF THESES AND DISSERTATIONS 1- "Facies and paleontological studies on some Lower Cretaceous Rocks from North Sinai Egypt". M. Sc. 2- Facies and Biostratigraphy of the Cretaceous Rocks, North Sinai, Egypt. Ph. D. 3- Rudist and associated fauna of the Cenomanian-Turonian Rocks, North Sinai, Egypt. M. Sc. 4- Paleozoic ichnofacies and sedimentation tectonic controls of Um Bogma area, West Central Sinai, Egypt. M. Sc. 10. OTHER UNIVERSITY ACTIVITIES Leader of El Forsan Student Family, Cairo University Leader of El-Etehad Student Family, Cairo University Leader of El Nahda Student Family, Cairo University Member in the organizing committee of. Geology of the Arab World, 7 th International Conference, Cairo, Egypt (2004 & 2006). 11. MEMBERSHIP OF PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS, ASSOCIATIONS AND SOCIETIES Member in the Executive Board of the Paleontological Society of Egypt Member in the Geological Society of Egypt 12. REFERENCES 1- Prof. Mohamed El Sharkawi, Geology Dept., Faculty of Science, Cairo University, Egypt. 2- Prof. A. Ziko, Geology Dept., Faculty of Science, Zagazig University, Egypt. 3- Prof. Mohamed Boukhary, Geology Dept., Faculty of Science, Ain Shams University, Egypt.

7 4- Prof. Maher A. Takla, Geology Dept., Faculty of Science, Cairo University, Egypt. Send me This page is URL: Last updated 1 March 2004 Maintained by Dr. Mohamed Fouad Aly