Photographs and Pictures
1928–1981

Map of Egypt showing Al Minya, birthplace of Fathi Habashi.

University of Cairo, formerly Fouad I University (1945). Graduated as chemical engineer in June 1949.

Karlsruhe, Germany (1955). Prof. Friedrich August Henglein (1893–1968), Technische Hochschule, an inspiring teacher.

Vienna University of Technology, 1956.

Technische Hochschule, Wien (1957), with Prof. Franz Lihl and Prof. Hans Hohn. Institut für chemische Technologie anorganische Stoffe.

Moscow, USSR. Youth Festival "For Peace and Friendship" (За мир и дружбу) (August 1957).

Ludwigshafen, Germany: BASF Hauptlabor, one-month study tour (September 1957).

Vienna, with Ferdinand Raimund, playwright (1959).

Statendam (September 1960).

AIME (Annual Meeting), Dallas, Texas (1963). Presenting the paper “Theory of Cyanidation,” seated: Albert Schechten and Douglas Fuerstenau (right).

Butte, Montana School of Mines, Associate Professor of Metallurgy (1964).

Tucson, Arizona, Extractive Metallurgical Research Division, Anaconda Company (1967).

Université Laval, Québec City (1970).

Leningrad, USSR (1977). Visiting Leningrad’s Mining Institute, Canada–USSR Exchange Program.

Káfedra, “Theory of Metallurgical Processes,” Alma Ata, Kazakh Soviet Republic (November 1977). From left to right: Prof. Pokhorov (translator), ?, Prof. Khwan (translator), ?, Prof. Habashi, ?, Prof. Vladimir Luganov, ?.

Polytechnic Institute, Wrocław, Poland (1979). From left to right: Frenec Letowski, Fathi Habashi, Jan Miller, Janusz Laskowski.

Department of Metallurgy, UNAM, Mexico City (December 1980).

Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden (May 1981).