Mohamed Mansour
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Mohamed Mansour
Summary
Mohamed Mansour is a human[1]. He was born on August 30, 1928[2]. He died on October 26, 2022[3]. He worked as an electrical engineer[4].
Key Facts
- Mohamed Mansour was born on August 30, 1928[2].
- Mohamed Mansour died on October 26, 2022[3].
- Mohamed Mansour worked as an electrical engineer[4].
- Mohamed Mansour held the position of professor emeritus[5].
- Mohamed Mansour's education included a stint at ETH Zurich[6].
- Mohamed Mansour's doctoral advisor was André Georges Dutoit[7].
- Mohamed Mansour's doctoral advisor was Eduard Gerecke[8].
- A notable student of Mohamed Mansour was René Hirsig[9].
- Mohamed Mansour is recorded as male[10].
- Mohamed Mansour's instance of is recorded as human[11].
- Mohamed Mansour supervised Adolf Hermann Glattfelder as a doctoral student[12].
- Mohamed Mansour supervised Kasra Hazeghi as a doctoral student[13].
- Mohamed Mansour supervised Pierre-Benoît Raboud as a doctoral student[14].
- Mohamed Mansour supervised François E. Cellier as a doctoral student[15].
- Mohamed Mansour supervised Bernardo Ferroni as a doctoral student[16].
- Mohamed Mansour supervised Daniel Rufer as a doctoral student[17].
- Mohamed Mansour supervised Heinz Frey as a doctoral student[18].
- Mohamed Mansour supervised Walter Vetsch as a doctoral student[19].
- Mohamed Mansour supervised Silvano Balemi as a doctoral student[20].
- Mohamed Mansour's family name is recorded as Mansour[21].
- Mohamed Mansour's given name is recorded as Mohamed[22].
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Origins and Family
Mohamed Mansour was born on August 30, 1928[2].
Education
Mohamed Mansour's education included a stint at ETH Zurich[6]. Doctoral advisors include André Georges Dutoit[7], a mechanical engineer[23], 1913–2002[24], of Switzerland[25] and Eduard Gerecke[8], an electrical engineer[26], 1898–1983[27], of Switzerland[28].
Career and Affiliations
Mohamed Mansour worked as an electrical engineer[4]. He held the position of professor emeritus[5]. A notable student of him was René Hirsig[9]. Doctoral students include Adolf Hermann Glattfelder[12], a mechanical engineer[29], b. 1940[30]; Kasra Hazeghi[13]; Pierre-Benoît Raboud[14]; François E. Cellier[15], an electrical engineer[31], b. 1948[32], of Switzerland[33]; Bernardo Ferroni[16], b. 1942[34]; and Daniel Rufer[17].
Death and Burial
Mohamed Mansour died on October 26, 2022[3].
FAQs
What did Mohamed Mansour do for work?
Mohamed Mansour worked as electrical engineer[4].
Where did Mohamed Mansour go to school?
Mohamed Mansour was educated at ETH Zurich[6].