Scientific American
Asya Diaa El-Deen Moustafa is currently working as a Teaching Assistant at The American University in Cairo. Asya Diaa El-Deen also holds the position of Senior Business Developer at Addax Animation Studios. As a freelance science journalist at Scientific American (Arabic Version), Asya Diaa El-Deen contributes articles on various scientific topics. With a background in sales, Asya Diaa El-Deen has worked as a Sales Representative for various companies including Micros-Austria and Mas Medical for Scientific Equipment. As a former Laboratory Chemist at Islamic Association Hospitals, Asya Diaa El-Deen also has experience in the healthcare industry. Asya holds a Master's degree in Polymer Organic Chemistry from Cairo University, in addition to a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry and Geology. Asya Diaa El-Deen completed their high school education at Ahmed Zewail Language School.
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Scientific American
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