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Professor

Mohamed Ihab Sherif El Masry

Professor, Construction and Building Engineering

biography

Prof. Mohamed Ihab Sherif Elmasry, borned in April 1971, completed his B.Sc. at Alexandria University in 1993, graduating with a distinction grade in the graduation project. He obtained his M.Sc. degree from Alexandria University as well in 1997 with a major in "Structures". In the graduate school at Alexandria University, he focused on structural performance under seismic excitation concerning steel and reinforced concrete structures. Prof. Elmasry studied at the University of Southern California to earn his Ph.D. (Major: Structures) in December 2004 in the field of Health Monitoring of Structures Using Semiactive Devices. Since 1998, Prof. Elmasry has been on the faculty at the Arab Academy for Science & Technology & Maritime Transport. Prof. Elmasry worked as an associate lecturer at the Arab Academy for Science & Technology & Maritime Transport (AASTMT) in the period between January 1998 to August 2000. His study for his Ph.D. started in August 2000 at the University of Southern California, Los Angeles, under the supervision of Prof. Erik Johnson in a research project with his advisor that was supported by the National Science Foundation (NSF) and METRANS research grants. From 2005-2009, Prof. Elmasry has been working as an Assistant Professor at the Construction and Building Engineering Department. In his work in the department, he has been teaching the following undergraduate courses: "Strength of Materials", "Theory of Structures", "Design of R.C. Structures", and the following graduate course: "Reliability in Civil Engineering." In addition, Prof. Elmasry was distinguishingly promoted to a First Grade Lecturer in 2007 at the Arab Academy for Science & Technology & Maritime Transport. In January 2009, Prof. Elmasry was promoted to become an Associate Professor of Structural Engineering, teaching the same classes in both undergraduate and graduate levels and promoting research in the field of structural health monitoring and structural safety. In January 2013, Prof. Elmasry was promoted to become a Professor of Structural Engineering, major: Structures. Prof. Elmasry became the Vice Dean of Graduate studies at the Arab Academy for Science and Technology and Maritime Transport since September 2010 till present. As for research activities, Prof. Elmasry received the Research Grant Prize for young Egyptian scientists from the Centre of Special Studies (CSSP) in the Alexandria International Library (Bibliotheca Alexandrina) in 2006 studying online health monitoring of structures. He was a visiting scholar (professor) at the University of Southern California during July-September 2007, where he expanded his research into applications of online health monitoring of structures using actuators and structural control. Prof. Elmasry participated in many international conferences including Engineering Mechanics (EMC), EURODYN (European Conference of Structural Dynamics), American Control Conference (ACC), Probabilistic Mechanics (PMC), MESOMECHANICS, IABSE-IASS, ISMA2012 (International Conference of Noise & Vibration), Ein Chams International Conference, Alexandria International Conferences, Bio-Vision conferences. Prof. Elmasry has authored co-authored many journal and conference papers, and has been refereeing journal and conference papers such as Journal of Engineering Mechanics, European Journal of Operational Research, Journal of civil Engineering and Architecture, Engineering Mechanics conference, American Control Conference, EURODYN, others. Moreover, Prof. Elmasry had quite a practical engineering experience working in the construction of some mega projects such as the Alexandria International Library (Bibliotheca Alexandrina) and in the design and construction of special oil tanks structures for Exxon-Mobil Egypt at the Mexx-facility campus, and in the design and construction of many public and residential structures in Alexandria.

Education

2004

Doctorate - University of Southern California - USA -

Ph.D. Structures - Civil and Environmental Engineering

1997

Master - Alexandria University -

M.Sc. Structural Engineering

1993

Bachelor - Alexandria University -

B.Sc. Civil Engineering

experience

work experience

2013 - Till Now

Professor

Construction & Building Engineering

2009 - 2012

Associate Professor

Construction & building Engineering

2005 - 2008

Assistant Professor

Construction & building Engineeing

2000 - 2004

Research and Teaching Assistant

Civil & Environmental Engineering

1998 - 2000

Associate Lecturer

Construction & Building Engineering

1993 - 2000

Structural Engineer

Design and Construction dept.

1997 - 1999

Structural Engineer

Technical Office

1995 - 1996

Technical office Engineer

Technical Office

1993 - 1994

Demonstrator

Engineering Science Dept.

academic experience

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Honors & awards

Honors

Postdoctorate

Postdoctoral Studies: Short-term post doctorate studies during August-September 2007 at the University of Southern California (USC), as a visiting scholar at the Civil and Environmental Engineering Dept. studying online health monitoring of structures.

CSSP RESEARCH GRANT PRIZE

The CSSP Bibliotheca Alexandrina (International Alexandria Library) research grant prize 2005/2006 in the field of "Engineering and Technology". The personal grant is yearly awarded to ed young professors to conduct advanced research in special hot research topics. The competition took place among more than 200 ed researchers in the different fields of science including engineering and technology. The competition was refereed by international academic advisors from universities across the globe not including Egyptian universities. The topic of the winner project was: “Controlled Realtime Health Monitoring of Structures.” The full awarded budget was 40000 EGP along a full calendar year.

Distinguished Promotion

Promoted exceptionally in 2006 to be a 1st grade Lecturer by H.E. Dr. Gamal Mokhtar, the President of the Arab Academy of Science and Technology and Maritime Transport (AASTMT) on the Occasion of winning the CSSP Bibliotheca Alexandrina (International Alexandria Library) research grant prize 2005/2006 in the field of "Engineering and Technology".

Professional Experience

  • American Society of Civil Engineers

  • EGYPTIAN SYNDICATE OF ENGINEERS

  • Egyptian ASSOCIATION of Engineers - CIVIL ENGINEERING

  • USC ALUMNI

  • AMERICAN SOCIETY of CIVIL ENGINEERS

  • EUROPEAN ASSOCIATION OF STRUCTURAL DYNAMICS

communities

Teaching Courses

Course Academic year Term

CB501 - Project 1

2013 Fall Semester View All Content

CB502 - Project 2

2013 Spring Semester View All Content

CB455 - Design of Reinforced Concrete Structures 2

2010 Fall Semester View All Content

CB240 - Theory of Structures

2010 Spring Semester View All Content

CB242 - Strength of Materials

2010 Spring Semester View All Content

projects

CSSP FUNDING GRANT

Funded Project
Start Date : 01 Jan 2007-01 Jan 2007
Controlled Realtime Health Monitoring of Structures. BIBALEX CSSP Report, Research Project (205)/2005.

American Metropolitan Transportation, CALTRANS chapter

Funded Project
Start Date : 01 Sep 2003-01 Sep 2003
• Johnson, E.A., and M.I.S. Elmasry (2005). Analytical and Experimental Structural System Identification Using Variable Stiffness and Damping Devices, METRANS Report, Research Project 03-17.

American Metropoilitan Transportation, CALTRANS chapter

Funded Project
Start Date : 01 Oct 2001-01 Oct 2001
Johnson, E.A., and M.I.S. Elmasry (2003). Parametric Frequency Domain Identification Using Variable Stiffness and Damping Devices, METRANS Report, Research Project 01-10ز

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Branch : AASTMT AbuKir Branch, Alexandria, Egypt

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Location : AbuKir AAST 423