Sameh Mohamed Mohamed El-Sawy

Dr. Sameh Mohamed Mohamed El-Sawy is an Associate Professor at the Agricultural and Biological Research Institute, National Research Centre (NRC) in Cairo, Egypt. He holds a Master’s degree in Strawberry Cultivation and Productivity and a PhD in Rationalizing Water Consumption for Tomato Plants under Arid/Sandy Soil Conditions (2016). His international academic record features significant participation in China, including three professional training programs and a prestigious tenure under the Talented Young Scientist Program (TYSP) at Ningxia University (2017–2018), where he focused on smart saving-irrigation technology in arid regions and conducted field trials in Tongxin County. A seasoned researcher, Dr. El-Sawy has contributed to 15 local and 6 international projects, serving as the Principal Investigator for many projects; 1- the NRC-funded project on deficit irrigation techniques, 2- using modern technology in greenhouses for producing seedlings and vegetable crops in soilless cultures and 3- sustainable development for ASRT New Valley farm using new technology funded by Academy of Scientific Research and Technology (ASRT). Furthermore, Dr. Sameh worked as Corresponding Investigator for aquaponics systems in saline arid regions (ASRT-funded), and climate-smart practices project funded by ANSO (China). He also Executive Manager for a multi-year Mediterranean greenhouse optimization initiative international project (PRIMA-funded). Moreover, he is authored 40 papers in peer-reviewed international journals, contributions to 15 national and international conferences, and active supervision of postgraduate students in Egypt and China, he also leads agricultural operations as the Head of Vegetable Production at the NRC Farm in El-Noubaria and Director of the Model Research Farm in Al-Moghra under the Academy of Scientific Research and Technology.