Maher Osman is a Lebanese physics researcher, inventor, STEM educator, and innovation mentor with extensive experience in physics and mathematics education, applied research, and student project supervision. He serves as Head of the Scientific Activities Department at the Lebanese School in Kinshasa, where he coordinates scientific activities, STEM programs, student research, and international competitions.

His work spans green energy, environmental technologies, public health, thermal protection, electronics, and robotics. He holds a Master’s degree in [Physics/Electronics] from the Lebanese University and a Certificate of Pedagogical Aptitude for Secondary Education (CAPES) in Physics. He is an IFIA International Jury Team Member, an IFIA INV Title Holder, and a founding member of the Lebanese Inventors Association. He has also been a member of Lebanon’s Digital Transformation Network since 2018 and served on the Executive Board of the Association of Lebanese Creators since 2018.

He is committed to mentoring young innovators and developing practical solutions with social impact.