Vol. 5 No. Special Issue (2026): ICCCM Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities (ICCCM JSSH)

View Vol. 5 No. Special Issue (2026): ICCCM Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities (ICCCM JSSH)

Innovations in Sustainable Technology and Applied
Engineering, Cairo, Eygpt 2026

Editor in Chief
Prof. Dr. MOHAMED WATANY

Guest Editor
1. Prof. Dr. Abdalla Galal Gomaa

2. Prof. Dr. Rania Muhammad Hassan Youssef El-Sharkawy

Published: 2026-03-25

Articles

Comparison studies of Double Layered Hydroxides modified by sodium dodecyl sulphate and Graphene Oxide composites for the treatment of Coomassie blue (G-250) in wastewater

Rashed Sarah

29-41
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Potential Effect of Samwa (Cleome Droserifolia) Plant on Hepatointoxication Rats

Neama A. Shalaby, Darwesh M. R

42-49
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Improving Technological University Students’ EFL Listening and Speaking Competencies Through Using an Online Learning Community Project

Abdel Samad Samah

50-65
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Study of Drying Techniques on Various Types of Fruits, Vegetables, and Herbs

Neama A. Shalaby, Kadry M. Attallah, Abdelhady Ahmed Omar, Basant M.Aboabdo

66-74
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Enhancing Wood Technology Education: The Role of Digital Technologies and Artificial Intelligence

Mostafa Ahmed Aboelhasan Ahmed, Mostafa Ahmed Aboelhasan Fatma

75-82
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Assessment of Solar Diffusion Absorption Refrigeration System to Store Crops

Darwesh M. R, Neama A. Shalaby

83-89
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In recent decades, the world has faced numerous global crises, including climate change, pandemics, social inequality, economic instability, and conflict. These challenges not only test the capacities of governments and the private sector but also call upon the global community to respond with resilience and innovation. A comprehensive, multidisciplinary approach is essential for finding sustainable solutions.