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.
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Scientists reveal new method to remove heavy metals from water

About 1bn people do not have access to clean drinking water, WHO…

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Balkan Egyptians to homeland: We belong to you

About 3,000 years ago, Egyptians travelled to Balkans to bring iron to…

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Egypt commits to combat terrorism without harming human rights

Foreign Ministry denounces UN Human Rights Commissioner’s ‘baseless allegations’ against Egypt 

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Modifying crop genetics to resist drought, conserve water

Agriculture monopolises 90% of global freshwater, availability of clean water resources shrinking

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Al-Sisi, bin Salman visit Suez Canal, New Ismailia

Bin Salman arrived in Cairo on Sunday for three-day visit to address…

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New study aims to tripleing number of grains in sorghum, other crops

Previous attempts were made for to increaseing production of several crops, such…

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UN Security Council demands 30-day ceasefire across Syria 

Resolution was drafted by Sweden, Kuwait; approved unanimously

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Five Turkish warships halt Eni’s Saipem 12000 from operation in Cyprus’ EEZ 

Turkey reaffirmed northern Cyprus’ rights to gas reserves found under Cypriot waters

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Cutting down evergreen forests contributes to global warming

Researchers used satellite data to analyse changes in global vegetation cover 

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Plastic pollution kills 1m seabirds, 100,000 marine mammals annually

New study finds high levels of microplastics in Northwest Atlantic fish

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