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Fakiha Heakal

Egyptian physical chemist

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About Fakiha Heakal

Fakiha Heakal was an Egyptian physical chemist.

Fakiha Mohamed El-Tayeb Heikal is an Egyptian professor of physical chemistry at the University of Cairo and a Fellow of the African Academy of Sciences.

Career Fakiha started her career as a teaching assistant in 1965 at the University of Cairo and published her first paper in 1970. She currently has over ninety publications in international journals and was rated top two percent women scientists in October 2020 by Stanford University.

Fellowship Fakiha Heakal was elected as a Fellow of the African Academy of Sciences (AAS) in 2022.

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Important facts

Born
Egypt
Occupation
Physical chemist
Nationality
Education
Cairo University
Employers
Cairo University
Awards
Fellow of the African Academy of Sciences

Frequently asked questions

Who was Fakiha Heakal?

Egyptian physical chemist

When was Fakiha Heakal born?

Fakiha Heakal was born in Egypt.

What was Fakiha Heakal's occupation?

Fakiha Heakal was a physical chemist.

What nationality was Fakiha Heakal?

Fakiha Heakal was Egyptian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Fakiha Heakal

· Wikidata: Q133042898

· DBpedia: Fakiha Heakal

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