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Fadi Al-Ghusain is a Jordanian mathematician of Palestinian origin from the city of Gaza. At the age of 25, he reportedly became the first Arab scientist to register as a member of the International Mathematical Union, which is considered one of the highest international scientific bodies concerned with mathematicians and their achievements.
It is stated that the new theories he presented had not been reached by scholars for more than 300 years, in addition to his solutions to eight differential equations that could not be solved even by the mathematical software MATLAB and Maple.
After graduating in 2002 from Al-Isra University with a degree in Electrical Engineering, he left Jordan to receive full support for his innovations from the NASA, Case Western Reserve University, and the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics.
During his work at NASA in the Design and Innovation Department, he reportedly designed a vehicle with advanced security and entertainment specifications, described as unique worldwide, named the “Hashemite Car.” The project was said to be launched through the American automobile company Ford Motor Company, with support and sponsorship from the American design club Mustang Owners Club.
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