Dr. Mahmoud Nasr is an associate professor of Environmental Engineering in Egypt. His research covers environmental science; chemical engineering; energy; agricultural and biological sciences; biochemistry, genetics, and molecular biology; physics and astronomy; earth and planetary sciences; computer science; business, management and accounting; social sciences; health professions; medicine; and immunology and microbiology. Nasr has experience collaborating on various industrial projects (e.g., biogas and H2 production from anaerobic wastewater treatment, 2013–2018, with an investment of USD 34,000; fish and biodiesel production from algae/phycoremediation, 2018–present, with an investment of USD 85,000; designing green infrastructure for stormwater management, 2017–2019, with an investment of USD 18,000; synthesis of biochar from sewage sludge, 2019–present, with an investment of USD 12,000; and a nanotechnology application in the agricultural sector, 2019–present, with an investment of USD 32,000). Nasr’s role is to work with state and local stakeholders in outreach to the community, regarding research that impacts the citizens of Egypt and the MENA region. He has conducted environmental consultations for the Egyptian Environmental Affairs Agency regarding various national, regional, and international authorities or organizations in the fields of biodiversity monitoring and environmental impact assessment. https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5115-135X