Ahmed Sobhy

Dr. Ahmed Sobhy is a Professor in the Department of Mining and Explosives Engineering. He holds a PhD in Mining Engineering from the University of Kentucky, USA, and M.Sc. and B.Sc. degrees from Cairo University. With extensive global experience in research, teaching, and industry, he specializes in advancing mineral processing techniques to enhance resource recovery efficiency. His work emphasizes sustainable and cost-effective methods for extracting strategic minerals.

• Education:
• PhD in Mining Engineering, University of Kentucky, USA
• M.Sc. in Mining and Mineral Processing, Cairo University
• B.Sc. in Mining Engineering, Cairo University

Research Interests: Dr. Sobhy focuses on mineral processing innovations, including nanobubble technology applications, surface chemistry of mineral particles, and optimization of flotation and separation processes. Key areas include critical minerals recovery, fine particle separation, and water treatment solutions derived from mineral processing residues.

Recent Research Trends: His publications highlight cutting-edge advancements in nanobubble-enhanced flotation, energy-efficient grinding systems, and hybrid separation technologies. Recent studies address challenges in fine coal processing, iron ore mineralogy, and oil shale upgrading through innovative process modeling and simulation techniques.

Advising & Contributions: While no student advisees are listed, Dr. Sobhy actively contributes to global mineral processing research through collaborations and industrial projects. His work bridges academic research with practical applications in resource recovery and environmental sustainability.