Magd Kahil obtained his PhD from Cairo University in 2002. He is a Professor of Space Science at Modern Science and Arts, Giza, Egypt. His main interest is studying the problem of motion in alternative theories of gravity, especially theories admitting higher dimensions and bi-metric type theories of gravity. He has extended studying the spinning equations for different objects defined in Riemanian and Non Riemannian geometries including the Finslerian geometry. Furthermore, he has examined the behavior of particles as defined in the context of Clifford Space and revisiting the notation of fractal covariant derivatives.

He also believed in the necessity to do researches in parallel with his current field, and multidisciplinary studies as introducing a new phase of econo-physics to be expressed by presenting the concept of geometrization of economy as well as in extending the concept of geometrization to include biology. He has published 38 papers in different journals and has been serving as a reviewer in several scientific journals.