I am work with team from National Research Centre, cell biology Dep. and Animal Production Dep. I interest at poultry breeding and genetics "
The Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research of the Arab Republic of Egypt and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the French Republic have signed a Memorandum of Understanding for launching a bilateral program for scientific cooperation, named IMHOTEP, with the aim of facilitating, strengthening and developing scientific cooperation between the Egyptian and French researchers working at universities, research centers or institutes in both countries. The program covers bilateral research projects and scientific symposia involving researchers of the two countries in every scientific field.
The Academy of Scientific Research and Technology (ASRT) will be in charge of the administrative part of the program from the Egyptian side, while Campus France will be in charge of the administrative part from the French side. An Egypt-France Joint Board is established to review, assess and make specific recommendations concerning scientific and technological cooperative activities.
The Egyptian-French scientific program is based on a call for proposals jointly defined and simultaneously presented to Egyptian and French administrators. Egyptian researchers should submit their proposals to ASRT, while French researchers should electronically submit their proposals to Campus France. ASRT and Campus France will be responsible for sending the proposals for evaluation and consequently develop a priority list of approved proposals. This list will be submitted to the Joint Board for final selection.
Duration The maximum duration of a research project will not exceed two years. Annual progress report must be submitted jointly by the Egyptian and French researchers before the 30th of August; based upon the evaluation of this report, the joint board will determine the continuation of funding the project. Also a financial report must be submitted by the Egyptian researchers. At the end of the project, a final joint report must be submitted by the Egyptian and French researchers to their respective administration unit.
📷The research project is partially funded by the Academy of Scientific Research and Technology (a maximum of L.E. 200,000 per project for 2 years) where the grant offered by the Academy to the Egyptian side covers the expenses of travel for the Egyptian participants and the accommodations (including transportation in Egypt) for the French participants during their visits to Egypt. Meanwhile, the expenses of executing the research are provided by the cooperating Egyptian Institute (or any other sponsor that must be specified).
On the other hand, Campus France would cover the expenses of the travel (airfare) for the French partners as well as the accommodation expenses for the Egyptian partners during their visits to France. Duration of visits must not exceed 45 days.
Who can apply Egyptian and French researchers working at governmental or private universities, research centers or institutes in both countries are eligible to jointly apply ( junior researchers in particularly those who have acquired their Ph.D. within the last five years or may be enrolled in the Ph.D. program.) Researchers who have already implemented a project within Imhotep program are not entitled to submit a new proposal before passing two years after the end of the first project.
http://www.imhotep.eg.net/the_ministry.html
I work with a distinguished team following the Department of Cell Biology and Department of Animal Production- National Research Center - Egypt.
I am interested in Poultry Breeding and Genetics"
I would suggest you to contact some people from INRA GABI unit https://www6.jouy.inra.fr/gabi_eng/ . They have at least two teams which are working with poultry genetics: GIS and PSGen.
Thanks alot
Dr. Gregoire Lory I Email fir INRA, and another for Department of Animal Genetics,INRA. I wait response. Can you helpe me and pass my massage for tems work at poultry genomic? Thank you very much for your attention.
Dear Dr. Gregoire Leroy
thank you very much for your attention.
at program for scientific cooperation, named IMHOTEP
at program for scientific cooperation, named IMHOTEP next year, we can prepare project from now. I Email fir INRA, and another for Department of Animal Genetics,INRA. I wait response. Can you helpe me and pass my massage for tems work at poultry genomic?
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Eissa, E. A., Mahmoud, B. Y., El-Komy, E. M., & El-Full, E. A. (2014). CHARACTERIZATION OF SELECTED JAPANESE QUAIL AND RANDOMBRED CONTROL LINES IN THE 4 th GENERATION BASED ON PRODUCTIVE PERFORMANCE AND RAPD-PCR ANALYSIS. Egyptian Poultry Science Journal, 34(4).
Ramadan, G. S., Moghaieb, R. E., El-Ghamry, A. A., El-Komy, E. M., Nassar, F. S., Abdou, A. M., Mona,M. G., & Stino, F. K. R. (2014). Effect of selection for high live body weight on slaughter performance of broiler breeders. Egyptian Poultry Science Journal, 34, 289-304.
Ramadan, G. S., Moghaieb, R. E., EL-Ghamry, A. A., EL-Komy, E. M., Nassar, F. S., Ghaly, M. M., & Stino, F. K. R. (2014). Microsatellite Markers Assisted Selection for High Body Weight in Local Broiler Breeders. International Journal, 2(8), 901-910.
Heba, I. S., Aboelhassan, M. D., EL-Komy, E. M., El-karim, R. E. A., & Karima, F. M. (2017). SNP of cGH gene in Egyptian chicken breeds at MspI site. Biosciences Biotechnology Research Asia, 14(1), 33-41.
Ibrahim, Sh. A. M., El Ghamry A. A, El Allawy, Hewida M. H., EL Komy, E. M., & Ali, F. A. F. (2017). The effect of Moringa Oleifera Lam as feed additive on growth performance, carcass characteristics, blood parameters and economical evaluation in Mulard ducks. Egyptian Journal of nutrition and feeds, vol 20 (2) August 259-267.
Nassar, F. S., El-Komy, E. M., & Abdou, A. M. (2017). Ovarian Morphology and Egg Quality Traits of Egyptian Selected Strain for Egg Production Compared with Commercial Laying Strains. Revista Brasileira de Ciência Avícola, 19(4), 683-688.
Farahat, G. S., Mahmoud, B. Y., El-Komy, E. M., & El-Full, E. A. (2018). Alterations in plasma constituents, growth and egg production traits due to selection in three genotypes of Japanese quail. The Journal of Agricultural Science, 156(1), 118-126.
Hassanane, M. S., Hassan, A. A., Ahmed, F. M., El-Komy, E. M., Roushdy, K. M., & Hassan, N. A. (2018). Identification of Mx gene nucleotide dimorphism (G/A) as genetic marker for antiviral activity in Egyptian chickens. Journal of Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology, 16(1), 83-88.
Nassar, F. S., El-Komy, E. M., & Abdou, A. M. (2018). Effect of selection for high live body weight on heritability, phenotypic and genetic correlation estimates for productive performance in local broiler breeders. Bioscience Research, 15 (4), 3357-3366.
Ramadan, G. S. Moghaieb, R. E. EL-Ghamry, A. A. EL-Komy, E. M. & Stino, F. K. R. (2018). Microsatellite marker associated with body weight in local Egyptian broiler line Cairo B2. Bioscience Research, 15 (4), 3188-3201.
Heba, I. S., EL-Komy, E. M., & Karima, F. M. Growth Hormone1 and Insulin2 genes polymorphism in Egyptian Chickens. (Under press).
Nassar, F. S., El-Komy, E. M., Abdou, A. M. & Stino, F. K. R. Growth Performance, Carcass Yield, and Humoral Immune Response in Three 2 Broiler Crosses. (Under press).
Ramadan, G. S., Nassar, F. S., Moghaieb, R. E., Mariam, G. Eshak EL-Ghamry, A. A., EL-Komy, E. M., & Stino, F. K. R. The Association between Growth Factor- β genes, Live Body Weight and Carcass Traits in Broiler Breeders Using RFLP Analysis. (Under press).
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