Webinars Details

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Modern trends of Metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) From Synthesis to Applications

Water, energy, environment, global warming, digitalization, medicine, and many more themes are at the forefront of societal needs, in decisive aspects relying on porous materials innovations and technology. Metal-organic frameworks (MOF), porous coordination polymers, and other porous materials offer tremendous potential for many of these applications. So, the modular design of MOFs and other porous materials has inspired scientists from a wide range of disciplines as well as industrial companies to invent novel functions. The one-day workshop is targeted to be a platform for scientists, developers and users to connect.

Through the workshop, you will have knowledge about the novel generation of porous framework materials, discover new functions, and meet experts from all disciplines related to MOFs and their applications. Exchange expert information on application requirements, material processing, and end-user applications.



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OBTAIN 1st International Virtual Workshop on Digitalized Skills and Today’s Job Market Needs

The workshop is to give the project members, and other external attendees, the opportunity to discuss and share experiences, get inspired and stay informed with various regional good practices in digitalizing skills to secure jobs. The participants will get the opportunity to discuss major challenges related to the topic and hear from worldwide experts within the area. Within 30 minutes presentation, it is expected from each keynote speaker to walk away with:

- A list of DO’s and DON’Ts;
- An action list of where to start and what challenges to address;
- Inspiration by stories of success;
- A list of suggested tools to use.



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4th session of UNESCO/E-JUST Webinar

The 4th session of UNESCO/E-JUST Webinar will bring together the experts from Africa to share

information on their policies and projects demonstrating the socio-economic and environmental

contribution of Heritage and Museums to sustainable development and their efforts in measuring

their impact qualitatively and quantitatively to fully integrate Culture in the SDG plans and

strategies at national, regional and international levels.



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Egypt Japan University for Science and Technology
E-JUST-TICAD7 African Scholarship Webinar

The aim of this webinar is to provide details about E-JUST-TICAD7 African Scholarship for STI for Fall 2022 which is fully-funded scholarship available for African students (Non- Egyptians) who are seeking a M.Sc. degree in Engineering/Basic and applied sciences. E-JUST was awarded a 150 fully funded scholarships under the cooperation of the Egyptian and Japanese governments, to fund postgraduate African, non-Egyptian students to pursue their studies at E-JUST, in the aim of preparing high caliber human resources for science, technology and innovation in Africa provided that 50 students will be accepted annually, over the course of three consecutive years, 2020 to 2022 based on what has been announced in the 2019 Tokyo International Conference on Africa’s Development (TICAD7). Graduate Students will enjoy the International study environment with joint Japanese and Egyptian supervising team, state of the art facilities, access to information and knowledge bases. This webinar gives an Introduction to E-JUST and the offered MSc Scholarships in Engineering and Basic and Applied Sciences. For any inquiries, please contact regional and international affairs officer through international.affairs@ejust.edu.eg



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E-JUST/UNESCO Webinar Series on Heritage Science and Africa
Webinar 3: Heritage, ICT and Digital Transformation in Africa

Objectives

Within the framework of the UNESCO Priority Africa Programme, the third session of the UNESCO/E-JUST Webinar series on Heritage Sciences in Africa will focus on Heritage, ICTs, and Digital Transformation in Africa. The objectives of this session are:

 

1. Have a better understanding of the current situation surrounding internet connectivity among heritage sites and cultural institutions in Africa;

2.Learn good practice in the application of ICTs and digital technologies to heritage preservation, contents management, research/education/training activities and the management of organisations for sustainable development;

3. Discuss a way forward for enhanced networking of universities/museums, and investment in the heritage and museum sectors in terms of infrastructure and empowerment of cultural professionals and audiences.

 

Outcomes

Attendees will gain information and knowledge related to progress, achievements, and perspectives on the topic through the presentations on case studies by leading experts from Africa and beyond. Attendees will have a better understanding of the challenges and opportunities facing the heritage and museum sectors in Africa in the application of ICTs and digital technologies to the heritage management and museum development for sustainable development.



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TEXTILE FUNDAMENTALS FROM A PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT PERSPECTIVE

Textile Fundamentals from a product development perspective, is a unique comprehensive workshop, which will provide a broad study of the entire textile process from fiber formation through finishing, with an emphasis on opportunities for new product development and adding value-to existing products. The purpose of the course is to help in the development of the textile industry in Egypt through professional educational programs



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الثقافة الإسلامية وإسهاماتها في الحضارة الإنسانية

:الأهداف

 يتم تنظيم هذه الندوة لتسليط الضوء علي التراث العلمي الإسلامي والإسهامات العلمية للحضارة الإسلامية وأهم العلماء المسلمين الذين أسهموا في الحضارة الإنسانية

:طرق تقديم الندوة

 محاضرات ومناقشات

 :الجمهور المستهدف

 المهتمون بالتراث العلمي والثقافة العلمية والحضارة الإسلامية والباحثون ذوو الصلة



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E-JUST/UNESCO Webinar Series on Heritage Science and Africa
Museums and Sustainable Development in Egypt and Sudan

Objectives:

The Webinar aims to provide the opportunity to have updates on the museum development in Egypt and Sudan, their progress, achievements as well as challenges and opportunities within the framework of UNESCO Priority Africa and ResiliArt movement.

Outcomes:

Attendees will gain information on the progress and achievements related to the ongoing projects in the area of heritage and museums in Egypt and Sudan. Attendees will have a better understanding of the challenges and opportunities derived from the heritage safeguarding and museum development, as well as the role that heritage science can play for achieving the wellbeing of the community and sustainable development in Africa.



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Engineering Education in Japan

If you are interested to know more about student life at Universities in Japan and Engineering education, join our session! 

In this session, we invite two speakers from Japan, who is / was studying in Japanese University and they will talk about their experience related to entrepreneurship and multidisciplinary activities. 

You will know the Japanese spirit of engineering education.



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Logic At Home: How to Make your Own Logic Games and Build-up Your Mind

Logical thinking is a set of skills that is essentially developed by ‘practicing’. As any other skills, it is very much true that the more you practice, the more your skills get developed. The main objective of this webinar is to train the participants, in an interactive environment, how to develop their logical thinking skills through plying ‘logic games’ at home. The participants are to be prepared first by practicing some mind ‘warming-up’ exercises. Then, the basic forms of logical thinking (i.e., non-verbal, deductive, and critical thinking) are introduced. Then, the participants will learn how to make some logical games (e.g., Ostomachion, crazy robe), by their own, so they can easily and enjoyably build-up their minds.



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Ethnographic Museums and African Art

Attendees will learn about the concept of the ethnographic museums and broaden their knowledge about the rich African art and cross-cultural and cross-boundary interactions and exchanges. They will have a better understanding of how museum mission and vision could be created for management and operation plans for the museum of ethnographic collection and how the museum mission can service serve the public through specialized educational activities. They will acquire the knowledge of how to assess the condition of the collection and the environment surrounding it.



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Translation Memory systems for translators: a necessity or a luxury?

Translation Memory systems (TMS) as a part of Computer aided translation tools (CAT tools) have management functions that interest not only translators but translation agencies too.
This webinar will focus on the basic functions of translation memory systems, what exactly they do, what components they consist of, what benefits they provide, and more.
The online platform that will be presented helps freelance translators looking for new clients to find job offers. It also allows those who are struggling to find a free translation tool to have a free management system including a customer-specific translation memory, a terminology database, and a translation tool.



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Financial Reporting from an Entrepreneur's Perspective

Financial reporting is the mean by which accountants communicate specific financial and non-financial information about a specific economic entity to various users. The financial statements represent the core of such communication. Since accounting is defined as the language of business, we will introduce in this webinar the basics of such language. We will introduce financial reporting as an information system with three main components: Inputs, processes, and outputs. The focus will be on introducing the basic financial statements as they represent the basis for deriving estimates and inferences useful in making business decisions. The topics that we will discuss are as follows:

  • Financial accounting reporting system (inputs, processes, and outputs.)
  • Financial statements (the core output of the financial reporting system)
  • Measuring performance (cash versus accrual basis)
  • Basics of using ratio analysis in making inferences (profitability, liquidity, and solvency)



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Museum Exhibition: Design, Glazing and Mounting

Objectives and outcomes:

This webinar focuses on exhibition design, glazing and mounting where different approaches techniques, and materials will be presented. Participants will learn about the pioneer companies in the field and their products and recommendations for the majority of the substances tested and used in showcasing and mounting. Various strategies, techniques and approaches to planning and designing heritage material display and exhibition settings with the necessary care and communication set up considering the visitor’s needs and public engagement will be presented.



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Evolution of Internal Audit

The main topics that will be discussed are:

  • Accountants versus Auditors  
  • Internal Versus External Auditors
  • History and evolution of internal audit
  • The internal auditing profession
  • Internal audit objectives  IPPF
  • Value based internal audit



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Art, Science, and Heritage of Manuscripts

Objectives:

In this webinar, Manuscripts Heritage will be approached from artistic and scientific points of view, highlighting the tangible and intangible heritage of manuscripts manufactured in Egypt and the Islamic world.

Outcomes:

Attendees will get knowledge and learn about Islamic manuscripts disciplines, industry, crafts and interpretation of its tangible and intangible heritage from different perspectives. Attendees will understand the manufacturing of manuscripts and related technologies, types of papers and inks used from historical and scientific resources. Furthermore, attendees will gain knowledge about the characterization documentation and conservation of manuscripts.



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Heritage Entrepreneurship

The cultural heritage can’t be ignored when we talk about the socio-economic development, where the cultural heritage is considered the most important human production and experience. When we talk about Arabic heritage, specially the Egyptian heritage which is rich and diverse, one can say that it is mobilized at a time of radical, political, and economic changes in the region and worldwide. It is indeed a means of enhancing prosperity and a foundation for effective and productive dialogue among nations. During our study period, we try to solve the problem of cultural heritage management in the Arab World by trying to be clear about the actions needed to valorise and mobilize heritage. The main objective of this seminar is to try to spell out strategies and mechanisms that aim to protect, preserve, conserve, and mobilize heritage for development within a view of reaching not only short economic gains, but also sustainable development.

The webinar aims to shed light on possible development and investment opportunities in the field of the Egyptian cultural heritage and hospitality. It also demonstrates the importance of promoting cooperation and integration initiatives between decision makers and entrepreneurs through the following steps:

  • Introduce an interpretation about Shady Abdeslam’s art philosophy.
  • Exploring one of the most important exhibitions in Bibliotheca Alexandrina that represent one of the richest collections that can be used as an example for culture heritage entrepreneurship.
  • Explain the culture heritage entrepreneurship as a tool of sustainable development.
  • Discuss culture heritage exchange as an initiative role of a business module.
  • Explore successful entrepreneurship modules in the Arab World form different perspectives.



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Development Plan for the Museum of Fine Arts in Alexandria Visual Identity, Collections Interpretation & Conservation Management

Museum of Fine Arts in Alexandria includes a unique collection of Artworks for both Egyptian and Western artists from Baroque, Romanticism, Rococo and Orientalism. In addition, noteworthy examples of lithography and sculpture from European & Egyptian artists. The collection the museum displays includes artworks dated to the 17th century till the 20th century, which is a great educational example for art history and the course of change that art has been through in the last 5 centuries. Our group target was to set a development plan that will help in improving the visitors’ experience with the galleries and the collection, by creating a new and modern visual identity to the museum and applying more interpretation on the museum galleries and halls with preventive conservation outline plan to preserve the museum’s precious collection. The webinar aims to discuss proposed ideas and visions to development the museum’s visual identity in and interpretation of its collection as a part of the Alexandria’s cosmopolitan cultural heritage. Through contribution of guest speakers of multidisciplinary approaches for decision making and community engagement through:

  • Developing the visual identity of the museum
  • Interpretation of the museum’s history through exhibition and display design
  • Preventive Conservation recommendations for the Museum
  • Housekeeping multidisciplinary cleaning guidelines for the Museum



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TOEFL Session

1. Intro to proficiency exams         2. Different TOEFL exams

3. Which exam is better?               4. TOEFL ibt test content

5. Skills vs Systems                      6. Skills needed for the exam

7. How to prepare for the exam ? And How long does it take to prepare for it?



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The Business Finance
Review & Cash Flow Checkup



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Writing Module
Essay Writing

The journey from idea to innovation is fraught with risks, uncertainty and ambiguity. The webinar will deeply discuss the concepts of Innovation ‘funding gap’ or ‘Valley of Death’ exists between basic research and commercialization of a new product as investors are not always there to finance. Any adverse deviation from the predicted outcomes are punished by the non-commercialization of the product and or stopping the journey



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Understanding the Journey from Lab to Markets: How Innovation & Innovative Technologies Are Funded?

The journey from idea to innovation is fraught with risks, uncertainty and ambiguity. The webinar will deeply discuss the concepts of Innovation ‘funding gap’ or ‘Valley of Death exists between basic research and commercialization of a new product as investors are not always there to finance. Any adverse deviation from the predicted outcomes are punished by the non-commercialization of the product and or stopping the journey.



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How to start your career in
supply chain



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Blue light in optoelectronics
The bold and the beautiful

Light-mater interaction in the nanoscale regime leads to new phenomenon in science which can be utilized to develop what so called optoelectronic devices. These devices rely on the electronic properties of matter to convert electric energy into light or vice versa. In this webinar, fundamentals of such opto-electronic devices and their state-of the art will be presented for non-specialized audience. An emphasis will be given on novel Blue and White Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs), which are included in most of devices surrounding us, and their good and bad influence on human life



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What is the role of innovation in
COVID-19 response ?

Necessity is the mother of invention, indeed, the governments, corporate and individual response to COVID-19 is producing inspiring innovative solutions proving the known wisdom. Crises generate a lot of energy that, if harnessed constructively, can be a great source of innovation. Certainly, what has emerged already in several places in the world and during previous crises provide lessons for our near-term response, but also highlight the underlying and more critical long-term need to better resource and institutionalize strategic innovation in global health.