Founder of the COVID-19 project. Vice-dean for graduate studies and research, Fulbrighter, former head of the Department of Instructional and Information Technology, manager of the eCourse Development Center at EELU, and manager of instructional design at SCU, Egypt. Prof. Elshair published two books at Dar El Fikr El Araby, more than 20 papers in top-rated journals, and supervised more than 50 master and doctorate students. She participated in a number of national and international educational projects and was a consultant for a number of e-learning institutions. Prof. Elshair has a series of articles published in Al-Ahram daily newspapers and a series of TV interviews on the Egyptian official TV channels. She taught many courses at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels at Ain Shams University and AUC, Hemdan University, UAE. She is a professional trainer and e-content designer of learning material and training. Prof. Elshair is the founder of Seminar, Miṣriqiyā academic journals, and the Ethical Approval Committee at the Faculty of Women. 

Reviewer (TOT) for the Egyptian Universities in Scientific Research Competencies (Ain Shams University and National Centre for Training), President of the National Committee of Pure and Applied Chemistry (Academy of Scientific Research and Technology), member of the Egyptian committee of the International Council of Science, and member of the Scientific Culture Committee in the Supreme Council of Culture. Reviewer for research projects for the Science and Technology Development Fund (STDF). Prof. Kandile has published more than 150 papers in English and Arabic in reviewed international journals and conferences, authored chapters in chemistry textbooks, and is the scientific editor of Packtech International Magazine.

Prizes:

Arab Women Organization for Science and Technology Award (2011).

The African Union Kwame Nkrumah Scientific Award for Women in Science (2012).

Ain Shams University Appreciation Award in Science and Technology (2012).

IUPAC Distinguished Women in Chemistry Award (2015).

Prof. Abdallah has 36 years of teaching experience. She has supervised and reviewed several dissertations and theses in her field of study: water bacteriology, medical bacteriology, and food bacteriology. She has 37 published research articles in international, regional, and local reputable and ranked journals. Prof. Abdallah has participated in and attended many international and local conferences. She is an editor at the Aperito Journal of Bacteriology, Virology, and Parasitology, a reviewer at the Journal of Food Science and Technology, the African Journal of Microbiology Research, and BMC Public Health. She is a member of the “American Society for Microbiology." Prof. Abdallah is the head and one of the founders of the Faculty Research Ethics Committee. She represents the Faculty of Women as a member of the Higher Committee of Research Ethics at Ain Shams University and a member of the Scientific Committee of the COVID-19 Project at the Faculty of Women for Arts, Science, and Education. 

Winner of Ain Shams University Distinction Award and International Publishing Award. She has published research papers in reputable international journals and has contributed chapters in books published by Routledge, De Gruyter, Lexington, and Lehigh University Press. Her interests include Arab and Muslim writers, Palestinian literature, and intersections between religion and literature.

Prof. Hasabelnaby is also a professional translator: she has published Arabic translations of English poetry, in addition to the translation of a novel, Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451. She has been a visiting scholar at several universities including the University of Virginia, Oregon, Illinois at Urbana Champaign, and Rutgers.

In addition to her academic interests in literature and translation, Prof. Hasabelnaby is a professional teacher trainer; she shared in training school and university teachers on "active learning" as a consultant for national and international educational projects.