Salah Obayya's transition from the University of Glamorgan to lead Zewail City of Science and Technology highlights his commitment to reshaping higher education in Africa. As a pivotal figure, he has nurtured partnerships across research centers, enhanced training programs, and earned recognition for fostering diversity in the science domain. His accolades, including the UNESCO chair and Optica's Diversity Recognition prize, underscore his influence in promoting sustainable practices in photonics while empowering a diverse cohort of researchers, particularly women, in the African scientific landscape.
"Obayya's leadership in science is redefining inclusivity in African research, bridging gaps between universities and fostering a diverse scientific community dedicated to sustainable development."
"His recognition for advocacy in diversity highlights the critical importance of representation in STEM fields, encouraging underrepresented individuals, especially women, to engage in photonics research."
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