Faculty Researches Automated Solutions to Complex Health Challenges February 16, 2021
Reem Abouemera
“My research activities dramatically improve my effectiveness as a teacher,” said Hassan Azzazy, professor and chair of the Department of Chemistry. “On the one hand, I incorporate relevant aspects of my research projects and findings into my undergraduate and graduate courses. On the other hand, I discuss research challenges and outcomes with my students and encourage them to join research teams to gain practical experience, which complements their theoretical knowledge, and develop practical solutions and prototypes to address national and global challenges.”
Last October, Azzazy was globally recognized as one of the top 2% most impactful scientists globally in the Stanford-Elsevier s Scopus database of the most cited scientists. The list is created by experts at Stanford University based on data from Elsevier’s Scopus and includes the top 2%