Mohamed Gouda obtained his Ph.D. in organic chemistry for special aspects of textile chemistry with a thesis entitled ‘‘Preparation and Evaluation of some Medical Textiles’’ in 2003 from Helwan University through a channel system fellowship in Germany. He started his career as a research student (1992–1995) and progressed to a research assistant (1995–1998), assistant researcher (1998–2003), researcher (2004–2005), associated professor (2009–2014), and professor (2014–2019) at the National Research Center in Dokki in Cairo, Egypt. In the meantime, he has been a candidate for a scientific mission with a channel system in Germany (2001–2003) and continued his career as a postdoctoral researcher with a thesis entitled "Preparation of Heat Resistant Cotton Fabrics Based on Triazine Derivatives’’ at the Institute for Textile Chemistry in Denkendorf in Stuttgart, Germany (2004–2006). He has been a faculty member as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Chemistry at King Faisal University in Saudi Arabia since 2010. He has published over 40 papers in well-known international journals and conferences in the field of medical textiles, nanomaterials, and their applications. He has supervised two Ph.D. and six M.S. theses in the field of technological innovations based on frontier sciences for the development of cellulosic compounds.