About me
Mohamed Bahy Eldin Elbehery. He graduated from the Higher Institute for Monument Conservation in 2002. He graduated from the faculty of archaeology in the Conservation Department in 2006. He has worked as a conservator at the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities since 2012. He restored and conserved many objects in museums and archaeological sites. He received his Master's degree in archaeological textile conservation in 2021. He published some scientific research and books on textile conservation. He is the author of a chapter in the book "Preservation and Restoration Techniques for Ancient Egyptian Textiles’’ in the title "Enzyme Immobilization Technology in Egyptian Historical Textile Conservation," published by IGI Global 2021. Also, he reviewed a chapter in the same book.
Samples of Articles:
1) Darwish, Sawsan & Hassan, Mohamed & Ahmed, Harby & Abo, Mustafa & Bhery, Mohamed. (2020). Evaluation of Effectiveness of Covalently Immobilized α- Amylase and Lipase in Cleaning of Historical Textiles. Biointerface Research in Applied Chemistry. 11. 9952 - 9962. 10.33263/BRIAC113.99529962.
2) El behery & Mohamed Hassen ““Enzyme Immobilization Technology in Egyptian Historical Textile Conservation” in the book” “Preservation and Restoration Techniques for Ancient Egyption Textiles’’ published by IGI Global 2022.
