Egyptian physicist Ahmed Al-Gendy wins global Marie Curie Medal for nanotech cancer treatment

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Egyptian physicist Ahmed Al-Gendy received the 2026 Marie Curie Medal for his pioneering application of nanotechnology in cancer treatment. This international recognition highlights his significant contributions to advancements in medical nanotechnology.

Egyptian physicist Ahmed al-Gendy, an associate professor of physics at the University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP), has earned global scientific acclaim after receiving the 2026 Marie Curie Medal for his breakthrough work applying nanotechnology to cancer treatment. Conferred by the Sweden-based International Association of Advanced Materials (IAAM), the prestigious award honors groundbreaking research … The post Egyptian physicist Ahmed Al-Gendy wins global Marie Curie Medal for nanotech cancer treatment appeared first on Egypt Independent.