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Faculty of Science

The Faculty of Science is the core at the University of Tripoli, as it was the first that established in this prestigious university. It is also the first faculty of science in Libya. At the present, it includes ten scientific departments: Departments of Zoology, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Botany, Geology, Computer Science and Statistics, Atmospheric science and geophysics. It currently works to create a new department of Archaeology in order to study the scientific and research side of the historical heritage of the Libyan people. Graduates of this college have worked in various governmental sectors, such as oil exploration, extraction and refining, chemical industries complexes in Abu Kamash and Ras Al-Anuf, as well as plastics companies in production and manufacturing, and in factories for soap, cleaning materials and others. They were also recruited by the education sector in different research and pedagogical areas.

 

The graduates of this faculty have led the scientific process for many years and still represent the first building block in all colleges of science, and some other colleges in all Libyan universities for the past five decades. The scope of work for graduates included Faculties of Medicine (in the field of basic sciences, biochemistry, anatomy, histology and microbiology), many departments in the Faculty of Agriculture, general engineering, chemical and geological engineering; in particular, medical technology and pharmacy, and the Faculty of Economics and Arts. The Faculty of Science provides teaching assistants to other faculties and universities in the Libyan state.

 

The Faculty of Science is the first to create graduate studies programs in Libya, despite the nature of graduate studies in basic sciences, which need capabilities other than competent professors. Teaching staff in this institution graduated from international universities in the West and the East (USA, UK, Australia, and other European countries). They graduated from universities that are well-known for their high academic standard.

 

Having obtained their first university degree or higher degrees of specialization from Libya or abroad, graduates of Faculty of Science worked for industrial and nuclear research centers, petroleum sector, marine life, biotechnology, plastics, and other specialized research centers.

 

The Faculty has also enriched the scientific research movement in the fields of basic sciences in the Libyan state through the issuance of refereed basic science journal.

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Prof.Dr. Abdunnaser Mohamed Shtiwi Etorki

عبدالناصر هو احد اعضاء هيئة التدريس بقسم الكيمياء بكلية العلوم. يعمل السيد عبدالناصر بجامعة طرابلس كـأستاذ مشارك منذ 2013-06-01 وله العديد من المنشورات العلمية في مجال تخصصه

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Simulation of Electromagnetic Waves in Free Space

In this paper, considers a solution of Maxwell's curl equations by using the finite-difference time-domain (FDTD) method. We simulated electromagnetic waves propagation in free space. The electric and magnetic fields generated in two cases to make a comparison between the models. All models were computed using the same parameters. This study showed that the intensities of the fields affected when adding three excited sources pointed in three locations. However, it was noted that three sources placed in the same location improved the distributions of the fields. Therefore, this difference in excitation position leads to change the image intensity distribution. arabic 7 English 43
Adel G Diyaf, Sedig S. Farhat(4-2017)
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" الخصائص الجزيئية لعزلات فطر Alternaria solaniعلى نبات الطماطم Lycopersicum esculentum Mill "

"يسبب مرض اللفحة المبكرة early blight أضراراً كبيرة للمجموع الخضري على نباتات العائلة الباذنجانية ومنها الطماطم. جُمعت خمسة عشرة عزلة (12 عزلة من الطماطم، عزلتان من البطاطس عزلة واحدة من الفلفل) لفطر A. solani من مصادر مختلفة بطرابلس. أُجريت بعض الدراسات الحقلية والمعملية لتحديد الاختلافات بين تلك العزلات، وذلك من حيث السلوك المزرعي على الوسط الغذائي PDA، الخصائص الظاهرية، القدرة الإمراضية والاختلافات الجزيئية. أظهرت مستعمرات العزلات المختبرة اختلافاً فيما بينها عند إستنباتها على الوسط الغذائي PDA يتراوح بين النمو القطني الى المسطح وبلون زيتوني الى زيتوني غامق. أنتجت العزلات صبغات غيرت من لون الوسط الغذائي الذي تراوح بين اللون الرمادي والبني. بينت دراسة الخصائص الظاهرية للفطر تكون حوامل كونيدية قصيرة تحمل جراثيم كونيدية تختلف في عددها من عزلة إلى أُخرى فهي إما جرثومة كونيدية مفردة أو على هيئة سلاسل من جرثومتين؛ كما أوضحت الدراسة وجود فروقات معنوية في حجم كونيديا عزلات الفطر، تتراوح أبعادها من 23.45 الى 46.90 × 7.70 الى 14.00 ميكرومتر. أظهرت العزلات تبايناً كبيراً عند اختبار قدرتها الإمراضية على ثمار، نباتات وأوراق طماطم منفصلة، تراوحت بين شديدة، متوسطة الى ضعيفة الإمراضية. إن دراسة التنوع الوراثي لعزلات فطر A. solani باستخدام RAPD-PCR وبادئات عشوائية قصيرة، قد أظهر اختلافات معنوية تمثلت في وجود أنماط مختلفة من حزم DNA متعددة وأُحادية المظهر. استطاعت ثلاث بادئات من أصل عشرة (OPA-07، OPA-09، OPJ-09) تحديد البصمة الوراثية للعزلات الخمسة عشر، وقد أظهر التحليل العنقودي لنواتج RAPD-PCR أن البادئ OPA-07 تمكن من تصنيف العزلات إلى خمس مجموعات: مجموعة A (TF4، TF7، TL1، TL3)، مجموعة B (TF1، TF3، TF8، PEF) مجموعة C (TF5، TF6، TF9، POL1، POL2)، في حين ان العزلتين المتبقيتين TL2 و TF2 ذات نمط تحزيمي فريد أُطلق عليهما المجموعة U1 و U2 على التوالي. أما البادئ OPA-09 فقد وضع العزلات في أربعة مجاميع وهي: مجموعة A (TF4، TF6، TF7، TF8، TL2)، مجموعة B (POL1، TL3، TF3)، مجموعة C (TF5، POL2) ومجموعة D (TL1، TF1، TF2 TF9، PEF). في حين ان البادئ OPJ-09 قد أستطاع تصنيف تلك العزلات الى أربعة مجاميع وراثية محددة هي: مجموعة A (TF1، TF7، TL3، PEF)، مجموعة B (TF3، TF8، POL2) مجموعة C (TF2، TF6، TF9، TL2) ومجموعة D (TF4، TF5). لقد برهنت نتائج RAPD-PCR على وجود اختلافات جزيئية جديرة بالإهتمام بين عزلات A. solani أمكن من خلالها تصنيف تلك العزلات ضمن مجموعات مختلفة وأنماط فريدة، دون وجود علاقة تربط بين مجاميع الأنماط العنقودية وكل من العائل النباتي، الخصائص الظاهرية والقدرة الإمراضية لتلك العزلات. Abstract Early blight disease causes severe damage to the foliar part of solanaceous crops including tomato. Fifteen isolates (12 from tomato, 2 from potato, 1 from pepper) were collected from different sources in Tripoli. Field and laboratory studies were conducted to determine cultural behaviour on PDA medium, morphological, pathogenic and molecular variation between isolates tested. Colonies of isolates revealed variation in their cultural behaviour on PDA medium ranging from cottony to appressed growth, with colour ranging between light to dark olivaceous. The pigments released by the isolates changed the medium colour to grey or brown. Morphological studies of the fungal isolates exhibited short conidiophores bearing a single or chains of paired conidia. This study revealed a significant variation in conidial size for the isolates tested ranging from 23.45 to 46.90 x 7.70 to 14.00 µm. Pathogenicity testes on fruits, plants, and detached leaves of tomato indicated a high significant variation between isolates tested ranging from highly to moderate or weak pathogenic. Genetic diversity of A. solani isolates using RAPD-PCR with oligonuclotide primers revealed significant differences in the appearance of polymorphic and monomorphic banding patterns. Three primers (OPA-07, OPA-09, OPJ-09) out of ten were able to determine the genetic fingerprints of tested isolates. Cluster analysis of RAPD-PCR products showed that primer OPA-07 was able to classify the isolates into five groups: group A (TF4,TF7, TL1, TL3), group B (TF1,TF3, TF8, PEF), group C (TF5, TF6, TF9, POL1, POL2), whereas the remaining two isolates TL2 and TF2 were unique in their patterns and were designated as group U1 and U2 respectively. Primer OPA-09 revealed four distinct genetic groups designated as: group A (TF4, TF6, TF7, TF8, TL2), group B (POL1, TL3, TF3), group C (TF5, POL2) and group D (TL1, TF1, TF2, TF9, PEF). However primer OPJ-09 was able to split the isolates tested into four distinct clusters: group A (TF1, TF7, TL3, PEF), group B (TF3, TF8, POL2), group C (TF2, TF6, TF9, TL2) and group D (TF4, TF5). The results of RAPD-PCR demonstrate existence of considerable variation in molecular characteristics of A. solani isolates. Accordingly these isolates were classified into different groups and unique patterns with no obvious association between the pattern of clustering of the isolates and their host of origin, morphological characteristics and pathogenicity"
هاجر محمد الصويد (2014)
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“A Study Of The Effect Of Temperature And Frequency On Electric Conductivity Of Zinc Ferrite Added To It Manganese Iron Impurity

In this research paper it was studied the electric behaviour of ferrite zinc material[1][3][5] [9][12][16][19][24] added to it manganese iron (Mn+2) [2][4][11][13][19][20][25] according to the chemical formula: Mnx, Zn1-x, Fe2O4; X= 0.0, 0.2, 0.4 and 0.6, which was prepared by the traditional ceramic method. This matter is classified as one of the ferromagnetic [9][14][16][17] materials of multi-crystalline structure. X-ray diffraction technology was used for all samples and the electric conductivity [1][3][5][6][7] was measured at a certain range of temperatures and frequencies. arabic 23 English 107
Abdusalam Emhemed Ibrahim Abubkr(8-2019)
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