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كلية العلوم

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 Hydraulic and Hydrochemical impacts of the Nile System on the Groundwater in Upper Egypt 2005
722 The status of uncertain ophiolites in the Eastern Desert of Egypt. 2005
723 Biostratinomy and depositional history of the Upper Cretaceous Duwi Formation, Qussier district, Red Sea Region, Egypt. 2004
724
Geophysical, Hydrogeological and Soil investigation of the area south and east of Laqitah, Eastern desert, Egypt 		2004
725 A very large scale GIS-based groundwater flow model for the Nubian sandstone aquifer in Eastern Sahara (Egypt, northern Sudan and eastern Libya) 2004
726 Biostratinomy and depositional history of the Upper Cretaceous Duwi Formation, Qussier district, Red Sea Region, 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 A local-scale groundwater flow model for groundwater resources management in Dakhla Oasis, SW Egypt 2004
729 Hassan, M.A. (2004) Petrochemistry and mineral chemistry of the El- Mukhatatat hornblende gneisses, South Eastern Desert, Egypt. Proceeding of 7th International Conference on the Geology of Arab World (GAW7). Cairo Univ. Egypt. 25-43. 2004
730 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