Why The Sky Looks Blue: Mohamed Mamdouh at TEDxAUC

Mohamed is an electrical engineer who got his B.Sc in Electrical Engineering in 2008 from the Faculty of Engineering, Helwan University, Department of Electrical Power and Machines. Mohamed joined ABB Egypt October 2008 till October 2011 as a Technical Support, Technical Trainer and Service Engineer for Power Electronics and Drives, with specialization on Motion Control. During this period he participated in several projects inside and outside Egypt. Moreover, he conducted technical trainings to several multinational companies. Mohamed is the founder of the Engineering Support Society (ESS) association
On January 2012, Mohamed joined The American University in Cairo, School of Science and Engineering as the first official Science Communicator in Egypt. His message is to simplify different fields of science in addition to creating public engagement strategy with scientists and engineers. His aim is to erase scientific illiteracy from the Egyptian society through outreaching and creating educational revolutionary activities inspired by Arvind Gupta and Sir Ken Robinson, which will lead to establishing the foundations of a Decision Maker Society.
Mohamed's main catalyst is his passion for creating a change through defined strategies and methodologies that suites the Egyptian culture and economic states. He believes that these strategies and methodologies will take Egypt to its place in the new flat world if only we focused on what our value add to the whole world not to ourselves.
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[@zeinabz2467]

من احسن ال talks اللى شوفتها 👏👏❤

[@jfintnjdnbdjdlidjhdjidibrf5980]

احسن talk بجد انبهرت واتشديت للموضوع اوي جميييل جدا بس كان نفسي اعرف ليه السما لونها ازرق😊💜

[@amrnoaman422]

Amazing ya Mamdouh MSA .. You made us proud :D

[@Magdooub]

Amazing !

[@Wiggyify]

i wanna be a science communicator too! ^_^ awesome talk, Mohamed :))

[@mohamedee111]

حبيبى ياممدوح ياجامد

[@GhizlaneMalah]

Bravo :)

[@kholoudelganainy8549]

Talk مفيده جدا ومثمره

[@sarahhassan16]

الفيديو بالعربي و اسمه بالانجليزي .....ايه الفكرة يعني؟؟؟؟؟؟

[@cancerish]

actually he doesn't talk about why the sky is blue, it's just the title, the rest is about education in Egypt and how bad it is compared to other countries, here is the reason why the sky is blue, from wiki, "The sunlit sky is blue because air scatters short-wavelength light more than longer wavelengths. Since blue light is at the short wavelength end of the visible spectrum, it is more strongly scattered in the atmosphere than long wavelength red light."

[@kholoudelganainy8549]

Can you explain more 😊😊

[@peterkamal811]

ايوه ليه بقى السما لونها ازرق ؟ ها ؟ ليه ؟

[@selim2960]

لو سمحت اوصل لحضرتك ازاى يا باشمهندس

[@gobyyyz]

Ahmed sorry for reply send me an email on: [e-mail]

[@hageryousry4943]

gobyyyz please , how can i specialized in this field I wnat to learn more about it

[@darellfryar6379]

12:37 01:15 07:33

[@iSlamFotouh]

و الفديوهات الى مكتوب عليها بالعربى غالبا بتتقال بالانجليزى بس هو تنوع يعنى ههههههههه

[@koky3040]

.......... why the sky is blue?

[@-Osama-]

He simply explains this in this video watch?v=SHMHU5oNZvE

[@NaWar757]

مشكلة التعليم فى مصر او مشكلة مصر عموما هى امثال هذا الشخص من المدّعيــــــــــــــــــن أنصاف المتعلمين المنبهرين عن جهل بكل ما هو بيتكلم انجليزي ، مشكلة مصر فى اشباه المتعلمين مش فى الجهلة

[@antoni2nguyen]

Bad English :(

[@aletawolf8194]

09:46 04:01 03:26