Service & Outreach
Professional service, community building, and mentorship.
Community Building
egyptians-in-cs.github.io
Community directory of 262 Egyptian computer science researchers across 16 research tracks worldwide. Originally created by Badr AlKhamissi as Egyptians in AI Research, I reached out and we started collaborating — expanding it beyond AI to include all of computer science: security, systems, theory, HCI, and more. The goal is simple: show students from non-traditional paths that frontier research is real, possible, and within reach.
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AAAS CASE Workshop Delegate
2025Washington, D.C.
One of four graduate students selected to represent Dartmouth College at the AAAS Catalyzing Advocacy in Science and Engineering Workshop; engaged with policymakers on science, technology, and public policy.
Conference Volunteer
2023IEEE Secure Development Conference (SecDev)
Supported session logistics and attendee coordination at IEEE SecDev 2023, Atlanta, GA.
Mentorship
I enjoy mentoring students at different stages of their academic journey. Each application cycle, I work with prospective graduate applicants on statements of purpose, research statements, CVs, program selection, and overall application strategy. I also advise undergraduates exploring research for the first time and students navigating career decisions in academia and beyond.
If you think I can help, feel free to reach out.
Current & Past Mentees
Faris H. Rizk
2025–2026Undergraduate Researcher & Research Lead at Brownian Labs
Delta Higher Institute for Engineering and Technology, Egypt
Research: Interpretable computer vision, generative models, vision-language learning