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Kafr El Sheikh University joins Horizon Europe for smart agriculture
Cairo University has successfully secured its first European funding under the Horizon Europe program for an international project that integrates omics sciences and artificial intelligence to advance sustainable and digital agriculture. The project aims to understand the molecular mechanisms linked to plant stress memory and improve crop productivity using advanced technologies such as biosensors, digital twins, and smart farming systems. It involves 21 international partners from 14 countries and has a duration of four years, with a funding amount of approximately 1.142 million euros. The project includes extensive scientific exchanges, training events, and conferences to enhance researchers' capabilities. This achievement reflects Europe's confidence in the efficiency of Egyptian researchers and elevates the university's position as a leading research institution supporting food security and sustainable development.
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