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Mahmoud A. A. Ibrahim

Prof. Dr. Mahmoud A. A. Ibrahim

Computational Chemistry Laboratory, Chemistry Department, Faculty of Science, Mi...

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Dr. Mahmoud A. A. Ibrahim is a Lecturer at the Chemistry Department, Faculty of Science, Minia University, Egypt, and the Head of the CompChem Lab. He completed his postgraduate studies and Ph.D. at The University of Manchester in Computational Chemistry and Drug Discovery. In 2012, he established CompChem Lab, which is the first Computational Chemistry Research Laboratory in Minia University, Egypt, and one of the very few Laboratories in Upper Egypt. He also is a member of the American Chemical Society, Egyptian Young Academy of Sciences (EYAS), World Association of Theoretical and Computational Chemistry, Egyptian Society of Theoretical and Computational Chemistry, and the Royal Society of Chemistry. His research interests include computer-aided drug discovery, homology modelling, molecular mechanics, quantum mechanics, and non-covalent interactions.

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Molecular Modeling
Virtual Screening
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Molecular Docking and ...
Drug discovery in sili...

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Dr. Mahmoud A. A. Ibrahim is a Lecturer at the Chemistry Department, Faculty of Science, Minia University, Egypt, and the Head of the CompChem Lab. He completed his postgraduate studies and Ph.D. at The University of Manchester in Computational Chemistry and Drug Discovery. In 2012, he established CompChem Lab, which is the first Computational Chemistry Research Laboratory in Minia University, Egypt, and one of the very few Laboratories in Upper Egypt. He also is a member of the American Chemical Society, Egyptian Young Academy of Sciences (EYAS), World Association of Theoretical and Computational Chemistry, Egyptian Society of Theoretical and Computational Chemistry, and the Royal Society of Chemistry. His research interests include computer-aided drug discovery, homology modelling, molecular mechanics, quantum mechanics, and non-covalent interactions.