Cogito, ergo sum.

Born in Alexandria, Egypt, a city historically defined by the preservation of knowledge, I was reading science fiction classics by age four. That early fascination with the future never left me; it just evolved into a career dedicated to building it.

Following in the footsteps of Nobel laureates and thought leaders at Alexandria University, I earned my B.Sc. in 2004 then a Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering at Universiti Teknologi Malaysia. Today, I stand at the intersection of medicine and mathematics. My core expertise lies in Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD), specifically, decoding the chaotic turbulence of human blood flow. By developing high-fidelity, patient-specific models, my work is transforming vascular bioengineering research.

Beyond the lab, I am a builder. My work now extends into the innovation economy, leveraging blockchain and machine intelligence to engineer knowledge itself. Whether solving partial differential equations or designing deep-tech ventures, my goal remains the same: transforming the 'fiction' of my childhood into the technology of tomorrow.