Dr. Ahmed Mohamed Aly

Minia University, Egypt

Dr. Ahmed Mohamed Ali Abdelmokhtar is an Assistant Professor of Information Studies at the Faculty of Arts, Minia University. He received his PhD in Information Science with First-Class Honors in 2021 for his research on the use of the Internet of Things in academic libraries. In 2019, he received the Arab Federation for Libraries and Information (AFLI) Award for the Best Master’s Thesis at the Arab World level. He also completed the “Artificial Intelligence Ambassadors” and “Language Engineering” programs at the National Telecommunication Institute (NTI), in addition to completing several learning tracks in data analytics, data science, and machine learning through DataCamp and 365 Data Science.

His research and practical interests focus on data science, artificial intelligence and machine learning applications, natural language processing (NLP), the Internet of Things, and bibliometrics and scientometrics in information institutions. He has designed and developed several open-source software models and applications using Python and data analysis and visualization tools. These include the development of intelligent book recommendation systems and personalized learning pathways, intelligent audio library platforms for providing digital access to Arab cultural heritage, and applications for sentiment analysis and modeling user behavior.

He has published scholarly works on smart libraries, the Internet of Things, and programming for information professionals. His research has appeared in peer-reviewed international and regional academic journals indexed in Scopus and Web of Science. He also participates in peer review and serves on the editorial boards of several specialized international journals.