Dr. Nour Marey ,Arab Academy for Science, Technology and Maritime Transport ,Egypt .
Publication profile
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Education & Experience
Ph.D. in Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Port Said University (2022)
Master’s Degree in Marine Engineering Science, AASTMT (2018) – Final grade: “Excellent”
B.Sc. in Marine Engineering, AASTMT (2005) – Final grade: “Excellent”
️ Head of Preliminary Engineering Studies, AASTMT (2021 – Present)
Marine Engineer onboard Product and VLCC Tankers at VELA International Company, KSA (2005-2013)
Operator & Mechanical Support, Eng. Ahmed Marey workshop (2000-2004)
Suitability for Best Researcher Award:
Dr. Nour Marey stands as an exceptional candidate for the Best Researcher Award due to his remarkable contributions in marine engineering research and academia. With over a decade of practical experience as a marine engineer and vast academic expertise, Dr. Nour has significantly impacted the field through his research on hydrodynamic lubrication and journal bearing design for marine applications. He is currently serving as the Head of Preliminary Marine Engineering Studies at the Arab Academy for Science, Technology and Maritime Transport (AASTMT) and has held numerous leadership roles, highlighting his dynamic management and teaching capabilities.
Professional Development 
Dr. Nour has a robust commitment to professional growth and maritime education. He’s contributed to marine engineering through research on hydrodynamic lubrication and journal bearings, publishing several high-impact Q1 manuscripts. As a lecturer at both AASTMT and Alexandria University, he specializes in Marine Diesel Engines, Power Plants, and Maritime Law, nurturing the next generation of engineers. He is proficient in operating “TRANSAS” Simulators and is an experienced trainer for IMO courses. Dr. Nour continuously engages in professional development through internal and external audits by DNV Classification Society, ensuring global standards. 
Research Focus 
Dr. Nour’s research primarily focuses on the design and construction of journal bearings for marine applications, particularly hydrodynamic lubrication within journal bearings, which plays a crucial role in marine machinery performance. His work led to the development of the Universal Journal Bearing Test Rig (UJBTR) for experimental studies aimed at enhancing lubrication oil performance. Through several research studies published in Q1 journals, he has contributed significantly to advancing marine engineering knowledge. Dr. Nour’s research also emphasizes practical applications, bridging the gap between theoretical studies and real-world marine engineering challenges. 
Awards and Honors 
Promoted to Marine Professor Doctor (June 1, 2023)
Honored for graduate project among top marine engineering projects in Egypt (2023)
Best M.Sc. and Ph.D. thesis supervisor at AASTMT and Alexandria University
Editor and publisher of multiple marine engineering textbooks
Trainer for IMO Model Course 6.10 (Train the Simulator Trainer & Assessor)