Overview
The University promotes the protection of aquatic ecosystems through education, field study and responsible management of its own discharge.
The University pursues this goal across its teaching, its scientific research, its campus operations and its service to the community. The sections below set out how it delivers the goal, the activities held during the year, the research its academics published, and the policies that underpin its commitment.
How the University delivers this goal
- Delivers education and awareness on aquatic ecosystems through field study and environment-day activities.
- Maintains water-quality standards that ensure no untreated discharge from campus into the water system.
- Operates a campus plastic-waste reduction plan.
- Collaborates with national marine and fisheries institutions on education and research.
Activities in 2023/24
Work towards this goal in 2023/24 was carried forward through the standing programmes described above, which run continuously across the University.
Research & publications in 2023/24
During 2023/24, researchers at Future University in Egypt published 3 Scopus-indexed research outputs that contribute to this goal, across its faculties and research centre. Representative works include:
- An integrated framework to develop an efficient valid green (EVG) HPLC method for the assessment of antimicrobial pollutants with potential threats to human health in aquatic systems. Saleh, S.S. and 2 more (2023). Environmental Science: Processes and Impacts · cited 29 times.
- Marine Predator Algorithm-Based Optimal PI Controllers for LVRT Capability Enhancement of Grid-Connected PV Systems. Ellithy, H.H. and 5 more (2024). Biomimetics · cited 23 times.
- Potential microgrid model based on hybrid photovoltaic/wind turbine/generator in the coastal area of North Sumatra. Satria, H. and 6 more (2024). Indonesian Journal of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science · cited 2 times.
Policies supporting this goal
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