Mohammed El-Said

Mohammed El-Said is the Science Editor for the Daily News Egypt with over 8 years of experience as a journalist. His work appeared in the Science Magazine, Nature Middle East, Scientific American Arabic Edition, SciDev and other regional and international media outlets. El-Said graduated with a bachelor's degree and MSc in Human Geography, and he is a PhD candidate in Human Geography at Cairo University. He also had a diploma in media translation from the American University in Cairo.
668 Articles

No pressures imposed on Egypt to accept Washington’s deal on GERD: Irrigation Ministry 

Talks Ignore level of storage in Sudanese dams and AHD: expert analyses…

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New study finds Ocean acidification does not affect behaviour of coral reef fish 

According to previous literature, ocean acidity negatively affects the coral reef fish,…

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Thousands of Iraqis mourn assassinated Soleimani, Iran vows to revenge

World leaders call for de-escalation and self-restraint 

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“Jane” and “Petey” reveal mystery of how big T. rex grew

T. rex, the most famous dinosaur in the world, would have been…

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Earliest Homo erectus dates back to 108,000-117,000 years

Homo erectus is one of direct ancestors of modern humans who migrated…

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Turkish drones to use Gecitkale Airport 

The move is believed to increase tensions in the Eastern Mediterranean 

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New fossil uncovered in Wadi Al Hitan reveals secrets of whale locomotion

Aegicetus gehennae dates back to around 47 to 41m years ago, among…

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Climate change and geopolitical stress threaten globe’s natural “water towers” 

These factors threaten the water resources on which 1.9 billion people depend

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Washington hosts second tripartite meeting on GERD Monday

The meeting aims to evaluate the outcomes of the two previous meetings

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Climate change could affect 94% of Egypt’s coral reef tourism value

Extreme events, coral bleaching are among climate-related issues placing tourism at risk

Mohammed El-Said