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Assiut University

Department of Geology

Our mission is to pursue excellence in fundamental and applied research in the earth sciences, sustain quality in graduate education, and provide outreach and service for the benefit of society and the environment.

The Department is committed to maintain a diversity of specialties to provide broad-based graduate curriculum in the Geosciences. We value all our core programs and will take advantage of special initiatives that fit with our mission to upgrade those programs as opportunities arise.

# Title Research Year
721 The status of uncertain ophiolites in the Eastern Desert of Egypt. 2005
722 Diagenesis and diagenetic processes in view of Sequence Stratigraphy for the Upper Cretaceous-lower Eocene sequence, Farafra oasis, Western Desert, Egypt. 2005
723 E1 Sayed, G.M., and Hassan, M.A., (2004): Geotherrnobarometry of the chlorite and biotite-amphibole zones, in the from Um Had contact aureoles. Central Eastern Desert. Egypt. Bull. Fac. Sci. Assiut Univ., 33(2-F): 81-94. 2004
724 .Ibrahim,H.A Geophysical and hydrochemical investigations within the Abu Simbel area, Egypt 2004
725 Upper Paleocene-lower Eocene planktonic foraminiferal biostratigraphy and environmental history of the Upper Nile Valley (Egypt) 2004
726 Ground magnetic and seismotectonic studies on Wadi Abu Dabbab and surrounding parts , Eastern desert , Egypt. 2004
727 E1 Sayed, G.M., and Hassan, M.A., (2004): Geotherrnobarometry of the chlorite and biotite-amphibole zones, in the from Um Had contact aureoles. Central Eastern Desert. Egypt. Bull. Fac. Sci. Assiut Univ., 33(2-F): 81-94. 2004
728 Sand and clay mineralogy of some alluvial soils with relation to soil origin, uniformity and heavy metals content, Assiut, Egypt. 2004
729 Lithostratigraphy, facies analysis, paleoenvironments and diagenetic features of the Middle Eocene carbonate sequence, northeast of Minia, Eastern Desert, Egypt. 2004
730 The Dababiya Quarry Beds and their significance as a marker litho- and biostratigraphic unit at the base of Eocene in the Kharga Oasis, Western Desert, Egypt. 2004