Advanced Material Innovations and Industrial Applications

Mohamed El Khaili received his PhD from the University of Casablanca (Morocco) in 1998 in image processing and his MBA from Toulouse Business school (France). He is currently a Associate Professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering at the ENSET School. He has more than 50 scientific publications in the areas of Mobile Robotics, Image Processing, Telecoms, Supply Chain and Embedded Systems. He is a member of the Electrical Engineering and Intelligent Systems Laboratory at ENSET. He contributes mainly by developing hardware and software required to make our technologies optimally for the implementation of physical systems and the use of IoT in several context such as smart farm, smart city, predictive maintenance, supply chain, etc. M. EL KHAILI teaches both undergraduate and postgraduate courses including Digital and Analog Electronic, VHDL Design, Embedded Technology, Real Time System, Computer Vision, Algorithms and Data Structures and Intelligent Agents, Electrical Energy Production and Management. - IEEE Member - Organization committee Member of international conferences: IRASET (2021, 2022, 2023, 2024), ICEGC (2021, 2023), ICOA (2018) - TPC member of several international conferences - Reviewer for International Journal of Electrical and Computer Engineering (IJECE)

Naoual Belouaggadia is a distinguished Professor at Hassan II University of Casablanca, Morocco where she contributes significantly to teaching and conducting scientific research at the Ecole Normale Supérieure de l'Enseignement Technique de Mohammedia (ENSET). Her scholarly pursuits primarily revolve around machanics, energy and heat engineering, with a specialized focus on sustainable construction and green buildings. Having undergone rigorous training in both Morocco and France, Mrs. BELOUAGGADIA holds a Bachelor's degree in energetics, a Doctorate in mechanics and energetics, and a Habilitation à diriger la recherche (HDR) in these fields. Her training and research journey is further enriched by her extensive publication record, boasting over 50 scientific articles, and her supervision and co-supervision of 10 doctoral theses. Mrs. BELOUAGGADIA's dedication extends beyond academia, as evidenced by her leadership roles within the university, including heading a research team, serving as a member of the Faculty of Science Council, and fulfilling the duties of deputy director of a research laboratory. Presently, she continues her scholarly pursuits in energy mechanics, simultaneously supporting the next generation of scholars by supervising and mentoring several doctoral students at ENSET and in collaboration with national and international partner institutions. Her expertise spans a wide spectrum, with a particular focus on Energy efficiency in industry and buildings, Thermal engineering, Energetics, Fluid mechanics, and Renewable energies (wind power). Additionally, she plays a pivotal role in the Training of trainers, imparting her wealth of knowledge to shape the future of the field.

Abdellah Zamma was born in Taroudante, Morocco. He obtained his Ph.D. in Materials Engineering from Hassan 2 University in Casablanca in 2012, With a solid academic background, Abdellah ZAMMA quickly entered the academic world as a professor at the “ENSET Mohammedia”, a renowned institution affiliated with Hassan 2 University. As a professor, he shares his knowledge and expertise in the fields of materials engineering and industrial engineering with his students, preparing them for the challenges of the modern industry. With 13 years of professional experience, Abdellah ZAMMA has worked in various sectors related to materials engineering, including foundry, material elaboration, and nondestructive testing. His expertise in these areas makes him a sought-after and respected specialist, both nationally and internationally. Outside of his academic and professional activities, Abdellah ZAMMA continues to be passionate about research and innovation in the field of materials engineering by mentoring young doctoral students. His work and publications contribute to enriching the body of knowledge in this constantly evolving field.