PERSONAL HISTORY

NAME                                     : Mohamed Nageeb Rashed
DATE OF BIRTH                 : 16 th August 1952
CITY/COUNTRY OF BIRTH: Esna (EGYPT)
NATIONALITY                      : Egyptian                        Gender: Male
LANGUAGE                           : Arabic mother language
                                                    English very Good (reading, writing and talking)
                                                    French Good (reading, writing and talking).

CURRENT APPOINTMENT: 
1- Vice-Dean/Aswan Faculty of Science for Environmental Affaires. 
2- Professor of Environmental and Analytical Chemistry
3- Director of Scientific Digital Laboratories, Aswan Faculty of Science.  .
4- Director of Researches Marketing and University Services, Aswan Faculty of Science.  

PREVIOUS APPOINTMENT: 1-Head/ Chemistry Department- Faculty of Science Aswan 
                                                      2-Director environmental protection program at Nasser Lake                                  

ADDRESS:     Chemistry Department- Faculty of Science, Aswan
                          South Valley University, Egypt. 
Telephone: (+20) 97 2317 674                 Fax: (+20) 97 3480 449.
Mobile: (+20) 1222891322
E-mail: mnrashed@hotmail.com  
                  
SCIENTIFIC QUALIFICATION (EDUCATION):
  Earned Degree                      School                              City      Year of Degree
1-B.Sc.Chemistry                      Faculty of Science .       Assiut           1975
2-M.Sc.Chemistry                     Faculty of Science.        Aswan          1985
3-Ph.D.Environ.Anal.Chem.     Faculty of Science.        Quena           1989

PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATION:
Analytical Chemistry,  Environmental Chemistry, Industrial chemistry, Ecotoxicology,   Environmental Impact Assessment, Industrial Waste Recycling, Wastewater management.

EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES:
1-Supervisor of several M.Sc.and  Ph.D. thesis in the field of wastewater management,
   pollution, analytical and environmental analytical chemistry.
2- Fifty scientific papers, two book chapters, and one book were published in national and 
     International journal and conferences.
3- Active and effective role in student activities.

TEACHING ACTIVITIES:
1- Analytical chemistry (volumetric& Gravimetric Analysis).
2- Physical Chemistry.     3- General Chemistry.
4- Applied Chemistry.     5- Industrial Wastes and Recycling.
6-Industrial Chemistry
  All for undergraduate student in faculties of Science, Education and Engineering and for post 
  graduate student (Faculty of Science) at Aswan, Egypt.
RESEARCH ACTIVITIES

I-(Environmental Chemistry Researches):
1- Treatment of wastewater and industrial wastes.
2 Adsorption of heavy metals, toxic metals, organic pollutants using natural ores, dried plants and 
     solid wastes as well as its application for wastewater treatment.
3- Photocatalytic degradation of organic and inorganic pollutants in liquid wastes. 
4-Speciation and distribution of trace and toxic metals in Nile and Nasser Lake mud,
   sediments, aquatic plants, fish and water.  
5-Environmental studies of bioavailable and toxic trace elements between city and desert 
    ecosystem.
6- Environmental Chemistry and Environmental Monitoring of Lakes.
7- Environmental Chemistry and Environmental Monitoring of Rivers. 
8- Environmental Chemistry and Environmental Monitoring wells.
9- Analytical Chemistry.

II-Environmental Researches and Projects:
1- Environmental Improvement and Public Health Preservation in Aswan Villages, Egypt
    through environmental disposing of house wastewater of the village and it's use for 
      irrigation of forest trees.
2-Environmental protection program for Lake Nasser.
3-Cooperation with EEAA (Egypt) in the program (Mobark-Al Jour of Environmental tour 
   at Siena, Red Sea coastal and Upper Egypt) for the study of Environmental concepts for
   the development of the High Dam Lake.
4-Treatment of wastewater from the Fish farms of the High Dam Lake  Development 
   Authority, to prevent the lake pollution.
5-Cooperation with CEDARE (International NGO) for the environmental protection of 
   Nasser lake region  and preparation of EIA for the  projects in the lake area.
6-Environmental education and awareness for fishermen, farmers and mining  workers at 
   Nasser lake area.
7-Preparation of the (20 years) plan for the protection of the environment in Nasser Lake.  
8- Environmental Impact Assessment for the projects of the ministry of reconstruction.  
9- The preservation of public health and environment improvement in Aswan Villages, 
   Egypt  through  collecting and recycling of house solid wastes collected from 1225 house
   in the village .
10- Semester project "Sustainable Rural Infrastructure Management in the Lake Nasser Region- Upper Egypt” 2007/2008. Institute for Technologies in the Tropics, University of Applied Sciences, Cologne, Germany.
11- "New Land, New Life" Project Adaptation to Climate Change West of the High Dam Lake,  
   Aswan, Egypt. IDRC Grant Number: 104270-012, Near East Foundation 2010.

III-Mining and Industrial Researches and Projects:
1-Studies on the suitability of kaolin ores for alum manufacture.
2-Geochemical study on talc and quartz in Shilman and Allaqi areas at Aswan.
3-Suitability of Aswan sand and quartz for glass manufacture.
4-Geochemical study on asbestos and graphite at the sides of the High Dam lake.
5-Geochemical and economic studies at Abo-maroa and Nosb El Zorrar  areas for 
    classification of building materials.
6-Suitability of ground water at the east and west Nasser lake for drinking,  agriculture and 
     industrial uses.
7-Study of the ground water with the group of Woodward-clyde ,USAand the High Dam Authority
    in the program” Conduct of the earthquake activity and dam  stability evaluations of the Aswan
   High Dam”.
8-Study of gold ores at Allaqi mines. Cooperation work with the Egyptian geological survay,
   1983-1986.

CAREER-RELATED ACTIVITIES:

1-Consultant of Environmental Science .  CARE Egypt (NGO)                               1990-97.                                  
2-Head of working group Environ.Impact Assessment  Nasser Lake Dev.Auth.     1995.                                                 
3-Member of Working group Environ.Impact Assessment Ministry of Building.      1995.
4-Director Nasser Lake Environ.Protection Program Nasser Lake Dev.Auth.         1989
5-Member of Organizing Committee of Conference” The sustainable 
   development of the lake Nasser” Nasser : Lake Development Authority, 
   Aswan, Egypt,  21-26 April                                                                                     1995                                                                                            
6-Member of Organizing Committee of  Workshop ”The role of the university 
   on development of Upper Egypt” Aswan Fac.Sci .,Aswan, 21-27 March              1997.                           
7-Environmental Science Consultant            Egypt TV CH8                                    1993-98.
8-Consultant Environ.Work Egypt Ageda 21 Century  EEAA                                  1995-98.
9-Lecturer of Environmental science programe for school students and 
  non-government organizer at Aswan .                                                                    1994-now                          
10-Consultant of Environmental Improvement and Public Health Preservation
   in Aswan Villages, Egypt (Environmental Consultant of the project ).                 1998-now
11- Consultant of the Environmental Projects of the Social Fund For
    Development in Egypt (Government agencies).                                                    1998-now
12-Consultant and environmental awareness lecture  for farmers in Mubarc
    National project, Egyptian Ministry of agricultural.                                              2002-now
13- Consultant of environmental impact assessments for new projects.                    1995-now.     
14- Referee in several environmental national and international journals.

MEMBER IN CONFERENCE COMMITTEES:
 
1- Rapurature in the “International Conference on Urban Hydrology for
    21st Century (ICUH 2002), 14 – 18 October, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.                2002
2 –Organizer, Convener, Chairperson and speaker in the session “ Water 
    Pollution and Control in Developing Countries” In: 3ed World Water Forum,
   Kyoto, Japan, 16-24 March                                                                                      2003                                              
3- Member of Scientific committee in the first international symposium on the
   management of liquid and solid residues, April 26-27 2004, Morocco.                  2004  
4- Referee in the 4th World Water Congress in Morocco.                                        2004
5-Session Chair in The third International conference on Water Resources in Mediterranean  Basin. Tripoli. Lebanon. 1-2 November 2006.
6- Session Chair in the national conference "Environmnet in Arabian Coutries" Jan.2011.
7-Member of Technical Program Committee in International Conference on Water Resources Management and Engineering (ICWRME2011) Zhengzhou, Aug, 12-14, 2011. 

JOURNAL EDITORIAL BOARD:
1- Topic Editor ( Environmental Chemistry) in Encyclopedia of Earth, USA.  
2- Editor in Journal of Environmental Chemistry and Ecotoxicology (JECE). Academic Journals. 
    UK.
3- Editor in Research Journal of Environmental and Earth Sciences. Maxwell Science 
     Publishers.UK.
4- Editor in Research Journal of Applied Sciences, Engineering and Technology. Maxwell Science 
    Publishers.UK. 
5- Editor in  Journal of Water Resource and Protection. Scientific Research Publishing Inc. 
    USA.(years 2009-2011)
6- Editor in Journal of  Scientific Research and Essays (SRE). Academic Journals. UK.
7- Editor in Journal of  World Environment. Scientific & Academic Publishing. USA

REVIEWER IN INTERNATIONAL JOURNALS
1-Polish Journal of Environmental Studies . Institute of Scientific Information in
    Philadelphia.Poland
2-Journal of Environmental and Experimental Botany, Elsevier publisher.
3-Chemical Engineering Journal. Elsevier publisher.
4-Clean Soil, Air, Water Journal, Wiley-VCH Verlag publisher, Denmark.   
5-Journal of Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety, Elsevier publisher
6-Journal of Hazardous Materials. Elsevier publisher.
7-Journal of Environmental Management. Springer New York, USA
8-International J Chemosphere, Elsevier publisher 
9-International Journal of Environmental Analytical Chemistry, Taylor & Francis publisher
10-The Journals of Zhejiang University SCIENCE (A & B), China. 
11- International Journal of Toxicological & Environmental Chemistry, Taylor & Francis 
      publisher
12- Journal Environmental Research. Elsevier publisher.
13- Journal of Chemie der Erde Geochemistry. Elsevier publisher
14- African Journal of Aquatic Science. Southern African Society of Aquatic Scientists. Zambia.  
15- Journal Acta Geologica Sinica- Elsevier publisher. 
16- Arabian Journal of Chemistry. Elsevier publisher
17- Journal of environmental toxicology and pharmacology. Elsevier publisher
18-Asian Fisheries Science Journal, Asian Fisheries Society 
19- Journal of Environmental Monitoring and Assessment. Springer publisher.  

SOCIETY MEMBERSHIP:
1-Egyptian Society of Analytical Chemistry.
2-By special invitation International member of  American Association  of Advancement of 
   Science for the year1994.
3- Member  New York Academy of Sciences.1998
4-Included in Biography ”Who’s Who in the world” USA., 1999.
5- Included in Biography ”Who’s Who in America” USA., 2000.
6-Individual Developing Country Member in the Intern. Soild Waste Association , 2001.
7-International member in Asia Pacific Association of Hydrology and Water Resources 
   (APHW), 2003
8-Guest member in The World Association of Soil and Water Conservation (WASWC),
   Thailand, 2002.
9-Member in the Arab Healthy Water Association (AHWA). 2005
10- Member in Water supply and Sanitation  Collaborative Council(WSSCC). 2006.
11-Individual member of International Water Association IWA, 2003.
12-Member of Egyptian society of  Environmental Toxicology, 2005. 
13- Member of International Society for Environmental Geotechnology (ISEG).

Membership of Nongovernmental Societies:
1-Member of Syndicate of Scientific Professions Council, Aswan  Branch ,1994-1998.
2-Member of Staff Member Club of South Valley University at Aswan
3-Member of society of development and environment at Kima (NGO),Aswan
4-Member in Chemistry Branch of Egyptian Syndicet.of Scientific Professions.
5-General Secretary of Syndicate of Scientific Professions at Aswan.

AWARDS:
1- The Egyptian National Award for Environmental Researches for the year 2001 from 
     Egyptian Academic of Science.  
2-South Valley University Award for Scientific Publishing May 2012.  

3- Fellowship to Roma-1 university for 4 months ( Sep-Dec.2004) from MED-REUNET II Support Programme (INCO-CT-2003-502453) Project for collection and evaluation of the scientific information available in the Mediterranean countries in wastewater reclamation and reuse, and perform researches in removal of organic pollutants (pesticides, pharmacological and dyes) from polluted water.
4- Fellowship to attend and participate in the 3ed World Water Forum, Kyoto, Japan, 2003
5- Fellowship to attend and participate  EPCOWM’200 International Symposium on
     Environmental Pollution Control and Waste Management, Tunis, Tunisia, 7-10 January 
    2002.
6-- Fellowship to attend and participate in the 17th World Congress of Soil Science, 
    Bangkok., Thailand , 14-21 August 2002.6- Fellowship to attend and participate in International Conference on Urban Hydrology for the 21st century(ICUH 2002), Lumpur, Malaysia, 14-16 October 2002.
7- Fellowship to attend and participate in Frontiers in urban water management:
     Deadlock or hope? Symposium, Marseille, France, 18-20 June 2001
8- Fellowship to attend and participate in APHW2003 : First International Conference on
    Hydrology and Water Resources in Asia Pacific Region, Kyoto, Japan, 13-15 March 2003
9- Golden messenger in Water Voice project at the 3ed World Water Forum, Japan 2003.
10-Crtificate from 4th World Water Congress, 2004 Morocco, for peer review for material
11- Certificate from Iran National Science Foundation for acted as a referee for the
        proposal numbered. 90001912.

CONFERENCES (presentation with papers):
Inside Egypt:
1-3ed International Symposium on new trends in Chemistry, Cairo ,Egypt,1-7 January 1994.
2-National Conference of the River Nile,Assiut University, Assiut, Egypt, 21-24 October 1994
3-1st Intern.Conference”Environ.& Development in Africa”, Assiut, Egypt,  October 1995.
4-Egyptian- German Conference on Medicinal Plants  Assiut Univ. Assiut , Egypt, 27 
   November 1995.
5-Conference”The sustainable development of the lake Nasser” Nasser Lake  Development 
    Authority , Aswan,  - Egypt,21-26 April 1996.
6-4th International Symposium on new trends in  Chemistry, Cairo,Egypt, 1-7 January 1997.
7-Symposium on protection of Biodiversity. EEAA & Faculty of Sci. Aswan, Egypt,1997.
8-Workshop”The role of the university on development of Upper Egypt” Aswan Univ., 
   Aswan, 21-27 March1997.
9-1st National conference on marketing of university services  ,Cairo University,
    18-19 Marsh 1998.
10-Intern.Conference on Hazardous Waste , Cairo, 12-16 Dec.1998.
11-5th International Symposium on new trends in Chemistry, Cairo ,Egypt, 1-7 
    January 2000.
12-2nd Intern.Conference on Basic Science and Advanced Technology. Assiut University , 
    Egypt November 5-8, 2000.
13.2nd Conference in Environmental toxicology. Beni Suif Egypt, 18-20 April 2006.
14- 3ed Conference in Environmental toxicology, Environmental pollution In the Arab World           (  Causes, Effects and Control ). Ghardga,  Egypt, 18-20 April 2007
16-Several another conferences and symposium inside Egypt.

Outside Egypt: ( visited 13 world countries) 
1- Workshop ”Camels and dromedaries as dairy animals” Nouakchott, Mauritania, 
    24-26 October 1994.
      2- 4th International Symposium on Environmental Geochemistry, Vail, Colorado , USA, 
          5-10  October 1997.
3- 2nd International conference ”Learning from the Past: Globalpaleoclimite change” 
    Yarmouk University, Jordan,18-21 May 1998.
4-III International Congress of the European Society for Soil Conservation,Valencia (Spain),
    28 March-1 April 2000.
5-International Symposium “Frontiers in Urban Water  Management :Deadlock or Hope?”,
   Marseille, France 18-20 June 2001.
6- International Symposium on Environmental pollution control and waste management, 
    Tunis, 7-10 January 2002.
 7-17th World Congress of Soil Science, 14-21 August 2002, Bangkok, Thailand.
8- International Conference on Urban Hydrology for 21st Century (ICUH 2002), 14 – 18 
    October 2002, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. 
9-3ed World Water Forum, 16-24 March 2003, Japan.
10-Symposium and meeting  "Knowledge and Rights. The value of water”. March 18-20,
    2004,  Roma 1 University, Roma, Italy.
11- Med-Reunet II Support Programme Workshop, 12th and 13th May 2005,  Agbar 
    Foundation Barcelona (Spain).
12- The third International conference on Water Resources in Mediterranean Basin. Tripoli. Lebanon. 1-2 November 2006 
13- Taibah International Chemistry Conference-23-25 March, 2009, Taibah University- Al-
     Madinah Al-Munawwarah, KSA

List of publications
A: Book Chapter
M.Nageeb Rashed .Cost Effective Adsorbed Materials For Industrial Wastewater Treatment. 
     In:  Book: Industrial Waste: Environmental Impact, Disposal and Treatment. Editor  John P. Samuelson. Nova Science Publishers, Inc.USA ( 2009).  
M.Nageeb Rashed. Adsorption of Organic and Inorganic Pollutants on Low-Cost Activated Carbon Prepared From Agricultural and Industrial Wastes. In:  Book:  Ion exchange, adsorption and solvent extraction,(In publishing) Nova Science Publishers, Inc.USA ( 2012).  
M.Nageeb Rashed. Editor for the book under the working title "Organic Pollutants –
      Monitoring, Risk and Treatment", ISBN: 980-953-307-862-0. InTech - open science (2012)

B: International Reports
M.N.Rashed. Report (2004) : Added value knowledge report(AVKR 6). The collection and evaluation of the scientific information available in the Mediterranean countries in wastewater reclamation and reuse.  Agbar Foundation, Spain, MED-REUNET II project (INCO - CT- 2003 – 502453. (Spain).     

C: Papares 
1- M. E. Soltan, S. M. N. Moalla, M. N. Rashed, E. M. Fawzy(2011). Internal Metal Distribution in Sediment – Pore Water – Water Systems of Bights at Nasser Lake, Egypt. J. Environmental Systems, Vol. 33(2) 133-168.
2- M. N. Rashed , M.E. Soltan, E.M.Fawzey, and M.A.El-Taher (2011). Impact of Sewage Sludge  Spreading on Heavy Metal Speciation in Ecosystem. IJEP Vol.1 No. 4 , 37-44.  
3- M.N.Rashed (2011). Acid Dye Removal from Industrial Wastewater by Adsorption on Treated 
     Sewage Sludge’, Int. J. Environment and Waste Management , Vol. 7, Nos. 1/2,175-191.
4- M.N.Rashed (2011). The role of trace elements on hepatitis virus infections: A review. Journal  of Trace Elements in Medicine and Biology 25 (2011) 181– 187.
5-M.N. Rashed, M.M.Ahmed, A.F.Al-Hossainy, S.M.AbdAlrahem  (2010) Trends in speciation analysis of some heavy metals in patients with chronic hepatitis C and chronic hepatitis B using differential pulse adsorptive stripping voltammetric measurement and atomic absorption spectrophotometry. Journal of Trace Elements in Medicine and Biology, 24, 138–145.
6- M.N.Rashed (2010). Monitoring of contaminated toxic and heavy metals, from mine
     tailings through age accumulation, in soil and some wild plants at Southeast Egypt. Journal of
    Hazardous Materials 178 (1-3), pp. 739-746.  
7- M.N.Rashed (2008). Total and extractable heavy metals in indoor, outdoor and street dust 
     from Aswan city, Egypt. Clean, soil, air and water Journal, 36(10-11), 850 – 857                     
8- M. N. Rashed  and F. Hossam (2007) Heavy Metals in Fingernails and Scalp Hair of Children, Adults and Workers from Environmentally Exposed Areas at Aswan, Egypt. Environmental Bioindicators, 2:131–145,
9- M. N. Rashed and A. A. El-Amin  (2007). Photocatalytic degradation of methyl orange in
     aqueous TiO2 under different solar irradiation sources. International Journal of Physical Sciences Vol. 2 (3), pp. 073-081.
10-Rashed M.N.  (2006).Fruit Stones as Adsorbents for the Removal of Lead Ion from Polluted  Water.  Environmental monitoring and assessment.119: 31-41.
11- S. M. N. Moalla, M. E. Soltan, M. N. Rashed and E. M. Fawzy (2006). Evaluation of dilute hydrochloric acid and acid ammonium oxalate as extractants for some heavy metals from Nile River sediments. Chemistry and Ecology. Vol. 22, No. 4, 313–327.
12-M.N.Rashed and Campanella Luigi (2005) Removal of toxic and noxious compounds from water and wastewater by catalysed photodegradation and electrochemical degradation . Med-Reunet II Support Programme Workshop, 12th and 13th May 2005,  Agbar Foundation Barcelona (Spain).                                                                                                  
13- M. N. Rashed , M. T. A.El-Haty  and Somaya M. Mohamed (2009). Bee honey as   environmental indicator for pollution with heavy metals. Toxicological and Environmental Chemistry 91 (3), pp. 389-403  
14-M. Nageeb Rashed and M. E. Soltan (2005). animal hair as biological indicator for heavy metal pollution in urban and rural areas. Environmental Monitoring and Assessment. 110: 41–53.
15- M.E. Soltan, S.M.N. Moalla, M.N. Rashed, & E.M. Fawzy (2005). Physicochemical characteristics and distribution of some metals in the ecosystem of Lake Nasser, Egypt
     Toxicological & Environmental Chemistry, 87(2): 167–197
16- Rashed M.N. and Campanella L. (2005) : Removal of toxic and noxious compounds from water and wastewater by catalyzed  photodegradation and electrochemical degradation. In: Workshop on Mediterranean experiences on water reclamation and reuse, 12 and 13 May 2005, Barcelona, Spain. 
17- Nail, A.A., Abdel Fatah M.S., M.N.Rashed and Mahmoud A.M.A(2005) The effectiveness of the lawful protection from pollutants of floating hotels. J.Environmental Science. 11(3), 252-262                                  
18- M.E.Soltan, S.M.N.Moalla, M.N.Rashed and E.M.Fawzy (2004). Assessment of metals in soil extracts and their uptake and movement within Tanarix Nilotica at lake Nasser banks, Egypt. Chemistry and Ecology, 20(2), 137-154.
19-Rashed, M. N., Soltan, M. E.(2004) Major and trace elements in different types of Egyptian mono-floral and non-floral bee honeys. Journal of Food Composition and Analysis, 17 ( 6), 725-735.
20-A E Mohamed, M N Rashed, A Mofty (2003). Assessment of essential and toxic elements in some kinds of vegetables. Ecotoxicol Environ Saf. , 55 (3):251-60   
21- Rashed M.N. and Soltan M.E. (2003): Laboratory study on the survival of water hyacinth under several conditions of heavy metal concentrations.  Advances in Environmental Research, 7, 321-334.
22-Rashed M.N (2002) Trace elements in camel tissues from a semi-arid region.  The Environmentalist. 22(2), 111-118.
23-Rashed M.N. and H.M.Abd E-Wahab (2002). Insects as biological indicators for environmental pollution with heavy metals. J.Union of Arab Biologists. 17(A), 341-356.
24- Rashed M.N. and Soltan M.E. (2002) Urban water pollution control in developing countries: Low cost material for  treatment of polluted water from heavy metals. In: International Conference on Urban Hydrology for 21st Century (ICUH 2002), 14 – 18 October 2002, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. 
25- Rashed M.N. (2001) Lead removal from contaminated water using mineral adsorbents .
    The Environmentalist, 21, 187-195 .
26- Rashed M.N. and Soltan M.E. (2001) Removal of nutrient and heavy metals from urban wastewater using aeration, alum and kaolin ore.In: Proceedings of International Symposium “Frontiers in Urban Water Management :Deadlock or Hope?” 18-20 June 2001, Marseille, France. HIP-V \ Technical documents in hydrology\No.45, UNESCO, Paris, 2001.
27-Rashed M.N. (2001) Cadmium and lead levels in fish (Tilapia nilotica ) tissues as biological 
     indicator for lake water pollution. Environmental  Monitoring and assessment, 68, 75-89.
28- Rashed M.N.(2001) Monitoring of environmental heavy metals in fish from Nasser Lake .
     Environmental International ,27, 27-33.3
29-Rashed M.N (2000).Bioavailable and Toxic Elements in Medicinal Plants, Crops and Soils in New Lands at the High Dam Lake Shores, Egypt. In: III International Congress of the European Society for Soil Conservation,Valencia (Spain), 28 March-1 April 2000.
30-Soltan,M.E. and Rashed, M.N.(2000) Impact of the waste dump ecosystem (phosphate ore dressing manufacture, Aswan, Egypt) on the  surrounding environment. International J. Environ.Studies , 57, 265-282.
31- Rashed M.N.(2000) Monitoring of  bioavaliable and toxic environmental trace elements in 
     medicinal plants, crops and soil in new lands at the High Dam lake shores.In: III International Congress of the European Society for Soil Conservation Valencia(Spain), 28 March-1 April 2000 .
32- Rashed M.N. and R.M.Awadallah (2000) Accuracy of Dry Ashing Crops for the Determination of Environmental Trace Elements ( Cobalt, copper ,zinc and lead).Egyptian J. of Analytical Chem. 9(1),125-133.
33- Rashed M.N. (2000) Plant Sample Preparation for the Determination of Chloride and Iodide  by their Ion-Selective Electrodes Egyptian J. of Analytical Chem. 9(1),135-142.                              
34-Soltan, M.E. and Rashed M.N. and Taha G.M.(2001) Heavy metal levels and adsorption capacity of Nile sediments. International Journal of Environ. Anal.Chem. International Journal of Environmental Analytical Chemistry 80 (3), pp. 167-186    
35-Rashed M.N.(1998) Environmental Impact Assessment  for the projects at Toshka  region to
      prevent pollution. In: 1st National  conference on marketing of university services, Cairo 
      University , 14-16 march 1998.
36-Molla S.M.N,Awadalla R.M., Rashed M.N. and Soltan M.E.:(1997)  Distribution and chemical fractionation of some heavy metals in bottom sediments of the High Dam lake.
    Hydrobiologia 364: 31-40 
37-M.N.Rashed (1998) Trace elements in camel milk from Aswan city and desert, Egypt. Workshop “ camels and dromedaries as dairy animals “, 24-26 October 1994, Nouakchott, Mauritania. In :the Workshop book” Dromedaries and camels, milking animals” by Pascal Bonnet, printed by CIRAD.
38- Rashed M.N. and Awadalla R.(1998) Trace elements in faba bean (Vicia faba L) plant and soil as determined by atomic absorption spectroscopy and ion selective electrode. Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture 77 (1), pp. 18-24 
39- Rashed,M.N. (1989): Study of trace elements in some Egyptian crops cultivated in some experimental  farms surrounding the High Dame lake and in the soil  samples collected  from the immediate vicinity of the crop roots. Ph.D. Thesis, Assuit  University, Egypt.
40-Rashed M.N.(1997) Biogeochemistry of trace elements in plants and soil around Nasser Lake and at Aswan city . In:4th Intern.Symposium on environmental geochemistry Vail,Colorado,USA.
41-Soltan M.E.,Awadalla R.M.,and Rashed M.N.(1996) Speciation of major, minor and trace elements in River Nile mud.  Intern.J.Environment and pollution,6,213,300-305.
42-Awadalla R.M,Soltan M.E. and Rashed M.N.(1996) Relationship between heavy metals in mud sediments and beach  soil of the River Nile. Environmental International.22(2),253-258.
43- Awadalla R.M, Mohamed, A.E., Abou-El-Wafa, M.H., Rashed M.N. (1995) Assessment of trace element concentrations in fenugreek and lupin planted in the experimental farm, High Dam Lake Development Authority, Gerf Hussein beach locality, Egypt. Pakistan Journal of Scientific and Industrial Research 38 (2), pp. 51-60 
44-Awadalla R.M.,Soltan M.E.,Alli M.M. and Rashed M.N.(1995) Influence of a paper pulp factory’s effluent on the River Nile water quality In:1st Intern.conference “The environ.& development in Africa” Assuit University ,Egypt.
45-Rashed M.N.,Awadalla R.M.,Soltan M.E, and Hassan S.M (1995). Interrelationship between major,minor and trace elements in Kalabsha wells and in the High Dam lake water. J.Environ.Sci.Health,A 30(10),2205-2219.
46-Rashed M.N.(1995) Mineral resources in Nasser Lake region and   uses of the ores.
    In: Intern.conference “ The Environ.& Development in Africa” Assuit University.
47- Rashed M.N.(1995) Trace element determination in warm-climate plants by atomic absorption spectroscopy and ion selective electrodes. Journal of Arid Environments 30 (4), pp. 463-478
48- Rashed M.N.(1995) Trace elements in some wild plants from the shores of the high dam lake and the adjacent desert, as determined by atomic absorption spectroscopy. Journal of Arid Environments 29 (2), pp. 185-197.
49-R.M.Awadallah and M.N.Rashed (1993) Trace elements level in lemon-soil interaction
       Acta Agronomica Hungarica, 42(3-4), 185-195 
50- Rashed M.N.(1992) Determination of trace elements in milk of some animals from Aswan (Egypt). International Journal of Environmental Analytical Chemistry 48 (1), pp. 41-50  
51- Koraiem, A.I.M., Khalil, Z.H., Rashed, M.N (1988) Synthesis, spectral behaviour and antimicrobial activity of some mono-, di- and tri-cationic pyrazolocyanine dyes  Journal of the Indian Chemical Society 65 (11), pp. 778-781