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Dr. Ibrahim Fayed | Global Nano Awards 2026 | Egypt

Congratulations to Dr. Ibrahim Fayed!


The Global Nano Awards 2026 proudly celebrates Dr. Ibrahim Fayed from the National Telecommunication Institute (NTI), Egypt, recognizing excellence and contributions to the field of nanotechnology and scientific innovation.


 Award: Global Nano Awards 2026

 Award Winner: Dr. Ibrahim Fayed

 Institution: National Telecommunication Institute (NTI)

 Country: Egypt


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