Engy Risha | Clinical Pathology | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Engy Risha | Clinical Pathology | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Engy Fikry Mohamed Hassan Risha is the Vice Dean for Education and Student Affairs at Mansoura University – Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Clinical Pathology. She has contributed 75 research publications in clinical pathology and veterinary sciences. With a strong academic background, she has held multiple administrative and academic positions, including Head of the Clinical Pathology Department (2015-2022). She has received numerous awards, including the Best PhD Thesis Award (2011) and International Publications Incentive Awards (2013-present). She actively participates in quality assurance, course standardization, and accreditation processes at her faculty. Additionally, she serves as a reviewer for several prestigious journals in veterinary and environmental sciences. Prof. Engy is proficient in clinical hematology, clinical chemistry, immunology, and molecular biology techniques. She has international research experience in Germany and expertise in statistical analysis, immunohistochemistry, and avian clinical pathology.

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Education šŸŽ“

šŸ“Œ PhD in Clinical Pathology ā€“ Mansoura University, Egypt (2010)
šŸ“Œ Masterā€™s Degree in Clinical Pathology ā€“ Mansoura University, Egypt (2004)
šŸ“Œ Bachelor of Veterinary Sciences (Honors) ā€“ Mansoura University, Egypt (2000)

Prof. Engy has progressively advanced through academic ranks, demonstrating excellence in veterinary clinical pathology. Her PhD research was part of a joint internal mission program between Hannover and Egypt (2008-2009), enhancing her expertise in molecular biology, histology, and immunological techniques. She has also undergone specialized training in avian clinical pathology, clinical hematology, chemistry, and immunology. Additionally, she holds an ICDL certification from UNESCO (2006), reflecting her strong computer skills for academic and research applications.

Experience šŸ‘Øā€šŸ«

šŸ”¹ Vice Dean for Education and Student Affairs ā€“ Mansoura University (2022-2025)
šŸ”¹ Head of Clinical Pathology Department ā€“ Mansoura University (2015-2022)
šŸ”¹ Professor of Clinical Pathology ā€“ Mansoura University (2020-Present)
šŸ”¹ Assistant Professor of Clinical Pathology ā€“ Mansoura University (2015-2020)
šŸ”¹ Lecturer of Clinical Pathology ā€“ Mansoura University (2010-2015)
šŸ”¹ Assistant Lecturer ā€“ Mansoura University (2004-2010)
šŸ”¹ Demonstrator ā€“ Mansoura University (2001-2004)

She has significant expertise in immunohistochemistry, tissue culture, quantitative PCR, and virus infection assays from her research tenure at the University of Veterinary Medicine Hannover, Germany (2008-2009). She is also skilled in statistical analysis (t-test, ANOVA) and photographic histological documentation.

Research Interests šŸ”¬

šŸ”¬ Clinical Pathology ā€“ Hematology, Chemistry, Immunology
šŸ”¬ Molecular Biology ā€“ Quantitative PCR, Virus Titration, Immunofluorescence
šŸ”¬ Histopathology & Immunohistochemistry ā€“ Antigen Retrieval Techniques, Tissue Culture
šŸ”¬ Avian Clinical Pathology ā€“ Veterinary Diagnostic Applications
šŸ”¬ Statistical Analysis ā€“ t-test, ANOVA, Data Interpretation

Prof. Engy has 75 research publications in high-impact journals, covering clinical and molecular pathology applications. She is an active reviewer for international journals such as Environmental Toxicology and Pharmacology, Applied Organometallic Chemistry, and the Polish Journal of Veterinary Sciences. She also plays a key role in strategic planning, curriculum development, and accreditation for veterinary education. šŸš€

Awards & Recognitions šŸ…

šŸ… Best PhD Thesis Award ā€“ Mansoura University (2011)
šŸ… International Publications Incentive Award ā€“ Mansoura University (2013-present)
šŸ… PhD Joint Internal Mission Program ā€“ Hannover & Egypt (2008-2009)

Prof. Engy has been recognized for her outstanding contributions to veterinary medicine and research, particularly in clinical pathology. Her international research collaboration has significantly contributed to advancing veterinary diagnostic techniques.

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