A professor at Benha University wins the Ensu Awards for innovative research in engineering and science

Prof. Gamal Sossa, President of Benha University, congratulated Dr. Sarah Abed Rabo, Assistant Professor at the Department of Sculpture and Architectural Formation, Faculty of Applied Arts, for winning the Indian “ENSO Awards” for innovative research in the fields of engineering, science and medicine for this year, for creating a research project that was presented in Italy on arts and technology during She received a training scholarship in Italy to become the only Egyptian historian and plastic artist to receive this international award granted by the Foundation to scholars worldwide.

The President of Benha University expressed his happiness with this achievement, which is added to the achievements of Benha University, noting that the university is rich with many distinguished young scientists in various scientific and research fields. Dr. Gamal Sossa stressed that the university is keen to create a unique academic environment capable of positively affecting the nature of the educational process and linking educational curricula with the requirements of the labor market so that it is able to solve society’s problems in the light of Egypt’s Vision 2030
Dr. Abdul-Momen Shams Al-Din Al-Qarnafili, Dean of the College, congratulated Dr. Sarah Abd Rabbo, Assistant Professor in the Department of Sculpture and Architectural Formation, for winning this award and as a wonderful role model. Dr. Sarah Abed Rabbo is scheduled to receive her international award on the eighteenth of next June in Coimbatore, India, and participated in the design of the first virtual architecture in the world with the application of “Metaverse” during her scholarship in Italy, and confirmed that pioneering artists and architects in Italy agreed that they are the first time They hear about her innovative research project.
Dr. Sarah is the only Egyptian artist who designed the first virtual architecture in the world using the “Metaverse” application, which was invented by the American company Microsoft. She also won a unique grand prize presented to her by the Italian Embassy in Egypt, in cooperation with the Foundation for Sustainable Development in Rome, in a scholarship and training, and she did research at the oldest Italian university in History of Contemporary Art and Technology as the only art historian from Egypt.
She is also the first artist to chronicle the virtual world of metaphysics with the works of artists and architects when she was giving lectures in Italy, and her research project included more than ten countries in the world, in which the most famous international artists in the field of arts and technology participate.