Amir Elzwawy acquired his Ph.D. in materials science from Daegu Gyeongbuk Institute of Science and Technology (DGIST), South Korea in Sep. 2019 under the supervision of professor CheolGi Kim where he was enrolled in the Bio-convergence and spintronics project (BiCSpin) for the development of planar Hall effect sensors. During his Ph.D. life, he presented his results in many domestic and overseas conferences and workshops, such as ISAMMA 2017, IcAUMS 2018, and MSM 19. He was awarded Migaku best poster award during IcAUMS 2018 conference. He attended an internship at IFW Dresden in Germany with professor Oliver G. Schmidt laboratory. He has published research articles in prestigious journals as Electrochimica Acta and Journal of Physics D: Applied physics. He has expertise in magnetic sensors fabrication and characterization, clean room work, and sputtering techniques. His interests are focused on sensors, thin films, microfabrication, ceramics, and composite materials. Currently, he works as a researcher at the National Research Centre (NRC) in Egypt. He is also a reviewer in the Materials Research Express and Review of Scientific Instruments Journals