Akram Amin Abdellatif’s Post

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I am really glad and grateful to have joined Boeing as a Senior Certification and Verification Engineer (CVE). I am honored to be a member of the new Boeing Design Organization Approval (DOA) team located in Munich, Germany. I will be assigned to various roles, most specifically the review, certification of modifications applied on various Boeing aircrafts. "Keep moving forward!" #aerospace #boeing #doa

I am thrilled about the publication of the recent article "Airborne Sounding Radar for Desert Subsurface Exploration of Aquifers: Desert-SEA: Mission concept study" within one of the elite Q1 Geoscience and Remote Sensing Journals "IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Magazine" IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Society (GRSS). In this study, shallow aquifers' groundwater dynamics and response to climatic variability and anthropogenic discharge are investigated. In the Desert-SEA mission, an ultra-wideband (UWB) very high frequency (VHF) interferometric airborne sounding radar is developed. This research was executed under the lead of NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory in cooperation with other Arab research entities. I am honored to have participated in this mission for the benefit of the Arab society and the world. Kudos to the whole team, especially the mission PI and my mentor Dr. Essam Heggy! The Journal could be found here: https://lnkd.in/dWN-22FE

This is a bit of excellent news to all microgravity researchers!!! I hope someday I would fly within the Virgin Galactic Suborbital vehicle to perform various types of microgravity experiments with the help of International Institute for Astronautical Sciences (IIAS) collegaues. Next step: applying for NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration Flight Opportunities Program. #AdAstra

I was delighted to participate in the latest microgravity research campaign organized by my colleagues at International Institute for Astronautical Sciences (IIAS) along with the excellent National Research Council Canada / Conseil national de recherches Canada. Here you can see the interview about our electric thrusters experiment along with my IIAS colleague David F Guajardo, you will learn more about the motivation and the results of the experiment! #microgravity #space #research

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I am really glad to participate in the latest Microgravity research campaign organized by my colleagues at International Institute for Astronautical Sciences (IIAS) along with the excellent National Research Council Canada / Conseil national de recherches Canada. I am always happy to train myself as a payload expert in microgravity conditions. In this campaign similar to the previous one, I was testing an experiment developed by a group of excellent Egyptian students. I always try to give access to such opportunities to my homeland students. We are trying to test the concept of an Air-breathing Electrostatic Thruster. This compact thruster could be used inside space vehicles for any astronaut's assistance or it could be used within Leo nanosatellites. It also could be used in deep space missions with the addition of adequate propellant. I would like to send my gratitude to my beloved students; MennatAllah ElTayeb Karim Zaki, Omar ElSherbiny, and Omar Daoud. They were committed and organized to finish the project and utilized all their knowledge and effort to make the experiment successful. We as a team also send our gratitude to all the academic assistance we have received from Dr. Shenouda Mekhael, Hamouda, Ph.D., Michael Magdy , Doctoral Researcher, and Arsany W. Youssef, M.Sc. I would like to send my gratitude to my International Institute for Astronautical Sciences (IIAS) family, whom with I started pursuing the dream of performing experiments in space about 8 years ago. We have dreamed together, trained together, and we will succeed together indeed. Warm and special gratitude to my friend Dr. Aaron Persad, who was very understanding and patient during the development and integration of the experiment payload. Many gratitude to Dr. Jason Reimuller who guided me through this journey. Exactly in one day, an IIAS researcher and a colleague; Kellie Gerardi will fly to space to perform research in the Virgin Galactic vehicle in a suborbital flight. So our dream is really close, and each one of has could have a shot to the space in the future. Last but not least, I would love to send my gratitude to National Research Council Canada / Conseil national de recherches Canada who hosted me for the second time to perform a microgravity experiment. The team's assistance and support were crucial to successfully perform the experiment. The ultimate goal to perform more research and experiments in space is still valid. More persistence, hard work, and patience are required. Stay tuned for more videos of the experiment! Ad astra! #space #micrograviety #electric #thruster #virgingalactic #suborbital

Fantastic work from the Egyptian researchers and colleagues Dr. Essam Heggy and Dr. Sara Fouad! The research warns against the inefficient transformations of coastal cities in North Africa, increasing their vulnerability to climate extremes and decreasing public awareness of hydroclimatic risks. I am grateful to be a part of the Technical University of Munich as it hosts such great research.

I am very proud of Lilium for reaching this huge milestone and completing the final Design Organization Approval ("DOA") audit by the EASA. I am grateful to be a part of the team and watch the company achieves all these huge steps toward the final goal.