Abdelbaset Abudeif was previously the Head of the Geology Department, Faculty of Science, Sohag University, Egypt. He is a geophysicist and spent the majority of his academic career at Sohag University (Egypt), along with some years at Karlsruhe University (Germany) as a Ph.D. researcher and at Qaryounis University (Libya) as an assistant professor. He attained his Ph.D. from South Valley University (Sohag Branch) with a channel system scholarship at Karlsruhe University, Germany, in the field of geophysics (seismic and magnetic). Abdelbaset Abudeif graduated to attain his Associate Professor and Professor positions in the field of applied geophysics. His research interests focus on applied, especially engineering and environmental, research. He has worked in many field-related subdisciplines of geophysics, including gravity, magnetic, geoelectric, petrophysics, seismic reflection and refraction, well logging, and remote sensing. He has copublished approximately 40 research articles in national and international indexed and refereed journals, and he has attended many institutional and international conferences in Egypt, the USA, Switzerland, Germany, and the KSA. He has supervised more than 14 Master's and Doctorate theses. He is a member of many scientific communities and reviewers in more than 20 international journals related to Elsevier, Springer and Toylar, and French publishers. He is an academic advisor of the SEG and SME Sohag University Student Chapters.
Abdelbaset Abudeif was previously the Head of the Geology Department, Faculty of Science, Sohag University, Egypt. He is a geophysicist and spent the majority of his academic career at Sohag University (Egypt), along with some years at Karlsruhe University (Germany) as a Ph.D. researcher and at Qaryounis University (Libya) as an assistant professor. He attained his Ph.D. from South Valley University (Sohag Branch) with a channel system scholarship at Karlsruhe University, Germany, in the field of geophysics (seismic and magnetic). Abdelbaset Abudeif graduated to attain his Associate Professor and Professor positions in the field of applied geophysics. His research interests focus on applied, especially engineering and environmental, research. He has worked in many field-related subdisciplines of geophysics, including gravity, magnetic, geoelectric, petrophysics, seismic reflection and refraction, well logging, and remote sensing. He has copublished approximately 40 research articles in national and international indexed and refereed journals, and he has attended many institutional and international conferences in Egypt, the USA, Switzerland, Germany, and the KSA. He has supervised more than 14 Master's and Doctorate theses. He is a member of many scientific communities and reviewers in more than 20 international journals related to Elsevier, Springer and Toylar, and French publishers. He is an academic advisor of the SEG and SME Sohag University Student Chapters.