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Dr. Samah El-Tantawy is currently an Assistant Professor at Engineering Mathematics and Physics Department and also a co-director of the Technical Center for Career Development (TCCD) at Faculty of Engineering, Cairo University. In 2004, she completed her Bachelor's degree in Electrical and Communication Engineering, Cairo University. In 2007, she finished her M.Sc. degree in Engineering Mathematics, Cairo University and was awarded the Ph.D. Connaught Scholarship in the field of ITS from University of Toronto in Canada where she completed her Ph.D. degree in 2012. During her PhD research, Samah developed a coordinated traffic signal control system using game theory concepts and multi-agent reinforcement learning approaches (MARLIN) that has been filed as a US provincial and PCT international patents. As part of her work at UofT, Samah endeavored to productize and commercialize MARLIN in the traffic signal control market via Pragmatek Transport Innovations (PTI), a UofT spin-off company in partnership with PEEK Traffic Inc., Incorporated in Canada in 2013. Samah was the president of the Egyptian Student Association at the University of Toronto (ESA-UofT) for 2011, the vice president of the Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE) student chapter at UofT for 2010 and 2011, an IEEE member, a member in the Women in ITS group (WITS) and IEEE Women in Engineering (WIE). Lately, Samah has developed an interest in boosting the Role of Women in Education and raising healthy brains through her participation in a number of crash courses, scholarships, and workshops related to: “Promoting and Raising Awareness of Healthy Child Growth and Development (Mentally, Socially, and Emotionally)” and towards this ultimate goal, Samah is currently leading and being involved in different education-related research projects. She has 20 publications (including one patent, 12 international journal publications, and 1 book chapter), with an h-index of 7 and more than 170 citations according to Google Scholars. Samah won a number of prestigious international awards/funding/recognitions, including Academic ▪ 2017-2018 Cairo Innovates Award from the Academy of Scientific Research and Technology, Second Place for ICT R&D Category. ▪ 2017 State Encouragement Award Award for Women from the Academy of Scientific Research and Technology ▪ 2015 ITS Canada New Canadian Commercial/Industry/Academic ITS Technology/Innovation/R&D Award ▪ 2014 University of Toronto Inventor of the Year ▪ 2013 IEEE-ITSS Best PhD Dissertation Award, First place ▪ 2013 INFORMS George B. Dantzing Dissertation Award, Finalist ▪ 2012 MaRS Innovation- Proof of Principal (MI-PoP) Award ▪ 2012 Graduate Student Endowment Fund (GSEF) Scholarship ▪ 2011/2012, 2010/2011 Ontario Graduate Scholarship (OGS) ▪ 009/2010 Ontario Graduate Scholarship in Science and Technology (OGSST) ▪ 2007/2008, 2008/2009, 2009/2010, and 2010/2011 Connaught Scholarship Industrial ▪ 2011: Transportation Association of Canada (TAC) Scholarship: HDR | iTRANS Scholarship ▪ 2011: Intelligent Transportation Systems Society in Canada (ITS-Canada) Scholarship: Michel Van Aerde Memorial Scholarship for Graduate Studies in ITS. ▪ 2010: Transportation Association of Canada (TAC) Scholarship: Morrison Hershfield ▪ Scholarship ▪ 2010: Canadian Transportation Research Forum (CTRF) Scholarship: Transport Canada ▪ Scholarship in Sustainable Transportation ▪ 2010: Canadian Institute of Transportation Engineers (CITE) Scholarship: Dr. Michel Van ▪ Aerde Memorial Transportation Scholarship ▪ 2009/2010: FORTRAN Scholarship ▪ 2004: Schlumberger Company Award for the best graduation project in the Department of Electronics, and Communications Engineering, Cairo University #لأن_كل_عقل_يفرق #المجالات_الدراسية #الذكاء_الاصطناعي #AI #التعليم Support us here: http://egyptscholars.org/support-us/ ---------------------------------------------- Website http://www.egyptscholars.org Facebook   / egyptscholars   Twitter   / egyptscholars