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Tayseer Hassan Ahmed Nayfeh (born on October 6, 1951) is a Palestinian scientist, professor and inventor, a family from the Palestinian city of Tulkarm. He is the owner of a group of official inventions in his name, and the recipient of several scientific awards and honors, and holds American citizenship. He is the brother of scholars Ali Nayfeh, Munir Nayfeh, and Adnan Nayfeh .
his biography
Tayseer Hassan Ahmed Nayfeh was born in Jordan on October 6, 1951 to a Palestinian family from the city of Tulkarm; It resulted in his family, having moved into 2008, having had the revenge of 2008.
He left in 1969 for the United States of America, completed his secondary education there in 1970, and then worked in the industrial field until he joined Virginia Tech University in 1974.
He received his bachelor's degree in physics in 1987, his master's degree in 1989, and in August 1993 he received a doctorate in industrial and systems engineering from Virginia Tech.
He obtained US citizenship in 1980, and worked from 1980 until 1989 in various locations at Schlumberger International. In 1993 he began working as an assistant professor of industrial engineering at Cleveland University.
his personal life
The scholar Tayseer Nayfeh grew up in a family that was known for its knowledge. He is the brother of: the scientist Ali Nayfeh, the scientist Munir Nayfeh, and the scientist Adnan Nayfeh.
His writings
Among his books:
Multiple signal processing for voice recognition in noisy environments, 1991.
Online direct ultrasonic sensing method for determining tool and process conditions during stir-fry operations, 1993.
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awards
The scientist, Tayseer Nayfeh, was awarded a host of awards and honors, most notably:
Schlumberger General Managers' Award, 1986, in recognition of his solutions to engineering problems.
Consortium of Enhanced Nano-Carbon Materials and International Copper Association (ICA) Award.
The "Trailblazer in Copper Technology" award, on June 3, 2014, from the Copper Development Organization (CDA), in recognition of his theories and research that "scientific revolution" regarding superconducting technology.
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