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Silicon-based nanostructures as surface enhanced Raman scattering substrates
Abdelaziz M. Gouda, Mohamed Y. Elsayed, Christen Tharwat, and Mohamed A. Swillam
[abstract not available]
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Self-cleaning wideband antireflective Silicon nanocones for solar cell applications
A. M. Gouda, A. E. Khalifa, M. Elsayed, Y. Ismail, and Mohamed A. Swillam
[abstract not available]
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CRC: Collaborative research and teaching testbed for wireless communications and networks
Samer S. Hanna, Arsany Guirguis, Mahmoud A. Mahdi, Yaser A. El-Nakieb, and Mahmoud Alaa Eldin
[abstract not available]
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Topology realization using gain control for wireless testbeds
Samer S. Hanna, Karim G. Seddik, and Amr A. El-Sherif
[abstract not available]
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Object-oriented seduction: Baudrillard reconsidered
Graham Harman
This is a re-reading of the ideas of Jean Baudrillard through the lens of object-oriented ontology (OOO).
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A composite beam with dual bistability for enhanced vibration energy harvesting
Peter Harris, Grzegorz Litak, Chris R. Bowen, and Mustafa Arafa
[abstract not available]
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Introduction: Why Study Sports in the Middle East?
Nicholas S. Hopkins
The sociology of sports in the Middle East has been neglected compared to other world regions. This volume aspires to encourage a greater focus on this topic. Here are assembled papers that discuss various aspects of this subject. As it happens all deal with football (soccer) largely in Egypt but including other Middle Eastern countries. Some are historically or politically oriented while others take a more sociological approach. Papers deal with the relation between organized sports and fans, with the special place of youngsters and women in sports, or with the role of sports in a more general understanding of culture and society as indicators of modernization and other facets of social change. Sportive competitions arouse keen passions around such issues as gender, class, and nationality, while they raise questions about leadership on and off the field, and about the economic impact of the games. The topic needs more research.
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Street Soccer, Masculinity, and Patriarchal Reproduction in the Streets of Cairo
Nashaat Hussein
The sociology of sports in the Middle East has been neglected compared to other world regions. This volume aspires to encourage a greater focus on this topic. Here are assembled papers that discuss various aspects of this subject. As it happens all deal with football (soccer) largely in Egypt but including other Middle Eastern countries. Some are historically or politically oriented while others take a more sociological approach. Papers deal with the relation between organized sports and fans, with the special place of youngsters and women in sports, or with the role of sports in a more general understanding of culture and society as indicators of modernization and other facets of social change. Sportive competitions arouse keen passions around such issues as gender, class, and nationality, while they raise questions about leadership on and off the field, and about the economic impact of the games. The topic needs more research.
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Here Comes the Carnival: Chanting and Performance among Organized Football Fandom in Egypt
Dalia Ibraheem
The sociology of sports in the Middle East has been neglected compared to other world regions. This volume aspires to encourage a greater focus on this topic. Here are assembled papers that discuss various aspects of this subject. As it happens all deal with football (soccer) largely in Egypt but including other Middle Eastern countries. Some are historically or politically oriented while others take a more sociological approach. Papers deal with the relation between organized sports and fans, with the special place of youngsters and women in sports, or with the role of sports in a more general understanding of culture and society as indicators of modernization and other facets of social change. Sportive competitions arouse keen passions around such issues as gender, class, and nationality, while they raise questions about leadership on and off the field, and about the economic impact of the games. The topic needs more research.
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Highly sensitive mushroom-shaped gold-silica nano antenna array for refractive index sensing
Sara M. Kandil, Tamer A. Ali, Sherif Sedky, and Ezzeldin A. Soliman
[abstract not available]
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Silicon solar cell using optimized intermediate reflector layer
Ahmed E. Khalifa and Mohamed A. Swillam
[abstract not available]
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NEMS-based MIM plasmonics tunable filter
Kareem Khirallah and Mohamed A. Swillam
[abstract not available]
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The Paradoxes of Women’s Football in Tunisia: The Case of the National Team
Monia Lachheb
The sociology of sports in the Middle East has been neglected compared to other world regions. This volume aspires to encourage a greater focus on this topic. Here are assembled papers that discuss various aspects of this subject. As it happens all deal with football (soccer) largely in Egypt but including other Middle Eastern countries. Some are historically or politically oriented while others take a more sociological approach. Papers deal with the relation between organized sports and fans, with the special place of youngsters and women in sports, or with the role of sports in a more general understanding of culture and society as indicators of modernization and other facets of social change. Sportive competitions arouse keen passions around such issues as gender, class, and nationality, while they raise questions about leadership on and off the field, and about the economic impact of the games. The topic needs more research.
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A fast locking hybrid TDC-BB ADPLL utilizing proportional derivative digital loop filter and power gated DCO
Amr Lotfy, Maged Ghoneima, and Mohamed Abdel-Moneum
[abstract not available]
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Hotspot detection using machine learning
Kareem Madkour, Sarah Mohamed, Dina Tantawy, and Mohab Anis
[abstract not available]
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Organic photovoltaic with various plasmonic nanostructures using titanium nitride
Sara Magdi, Qiaoqiang Gan, and Mohamed A. Swillam
[abstract not available]
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Gear nano antenna for plasmonie photovoltaic
Marina Medhat, Yasser M. El-Batawy, Alaa K. Abdelmageed, and Ezzeldin A. Soliman
[abstract not available]
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Testimonial - a documentary in the making: Live on stage: A century and a half of theater in Egypt
Mona Mikhail
[no abstract provided]
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Religion
Ian A. Morrison
Since the earliest attempts to treat the nation and nationalism as objects of academic inquiry, a central and recurrent question while examining these phenomena has been their relationship to religion. Attempts to define the nation and nationalism have involved comparing and contrasting them with other powerful forms of collective identification and mobilization, one of which is religion. Studies of the relationship of religion to the nation and nationalism comprise a vast body of literature that offers divergent, conflicting and often incommensurable positions and values.
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