MANAPSE Lab

Stage de fin d’étude en 2ème année de Master ou en 3ème année du cycle d’ingénieur. Le Laboratoire MANAPSE de la Faculté des Sciences de Rabat, a le plaisir de proposer une opportunité de stage de fin d'études pour un(e) étudiant(e) en 2ème année Master ou en 3ème année cycle d’ingénieur, axée sur la modélisation thermique d'une serre agricole pour le climat de RABAT. Nous recherchons un candidat dynamique et motivé dont la mission consistera à développer un modèle thermique en utilisant des logiciels de simulation tels que TRNSYS, EnergyPlus, COMSOL, MATLAB ou autres, puis à valider ce modèle en le comparant à des données expérimentales. *Titre du Stage: Modélisation thermique d'une serre agricole pour le climat de RABAT.  *Lieu: MANAPSE Lab, Faculté des Sciences de Rabat. *Profil recherché: • Étudiant(e) en 2ème année de Master ou en 3ème année du cycle d'ingénieur, spécialisé(e) en génie thermique, énergétique, agronomie, modélisation numérique ou des domaines connexes. • Maîtrise des outils de simulation thermique et compétences en programmation (Python, MATLAB, etc.). • Bon niveau en anglais écrit et lu. • Passionné(e) pour la recherche: capacité de faire des recherches bibliographique, esprit d’analyse, de synthèse et de critique scientifique. • Bonne capacité de communication et un bon esprit d'équipe. Si vous êtes intéressé(e) par cette opportunité, veuillez envoyer votre CV accompagné d'une lettre de motivation détaillant votre intérêt à ce sujet, à l’adresse e-mail: hajar.essalhi@fsr.um5.ac.ma Nous serions ravis de vous accueillir pour contribuer à cette recherche innovante !

Prof. M'hamed OUBLA successfully defended his Habilitation to Supervise Research (HDR) on December 23, 2024, at the Faculty of Sciences in Rabat. His research focuses on Li-ion/Na-ion battery materials. He expresses his deep gratitude to the jury members for their presence, kindness, and constructive feedback: Prof. Mohamed Saadi, Prof. Larbi Laanab and Prof. Lahcen Bih. He also extends his heartfelt thanks to the entire MANAPSE laboratory team, especially Professor Zineb Edfouf and Prof. Fouzia Cherkaoui El Moursli, for their invaluable support throughout this journey. #MANAPSEEVENT #MaterialSciences #EnergyStorage #Batteries

Two of our professors, HAJAR E. and Lahoucine Atourki, participated in the WE-Africa partner meeting held in Ghana last month. This DAAD-funded event focused on membranes for water and energy. The meeting purpose was to evaluate the project progress, promote international collaboration among partners, engage with industrial stakeholders, and reaffirm a shared commitment to advancing sustainability in water and energy. #Research #WaterEnergy #Africa #membrane #Projectmeeting

Prof.Lahoucine Atourki delivered a keynote speech at the SEEnergy Conference: Sustainable Energy & Electrochemistry organized by the MSN Department at UM6P. Prof. Atourki presented the lab's work on synthesizing various nanostructures and earth-abundant materials for energy conversion. He highlighted how the lab's extensive expertise in photovoltaics can be used to produce hydrogen, either by integrating these materials as electrodes in photoelectrochemical cells (PECs) or by coupling photovoltaic systems with electrolyzers. #Energyconversion #PV #HydrogenProduction #PECs #Electrochemistry

Mohamed EL IDRISSI, a PhD student at MANAPSE Lab, Faculté Des Sciences Université Med V, and an affiliated researcher at Bochum university in Germany, has presented his work on copper-based photocathodes for solar hydrogen production via photo-electrochemical water splitting at the 2024 Electrochemistry conference, held last year in Germany. His research focuses on developing cost-effective materials to enhance the performance of photo-electrochemical cells, a promising technology for sustainable hydrogen production. #Conference #hydrogenproduction #earthabundant #PEC #waterSplitting

Prof. Zineb Edfouf delivered a keynote speech at the SEEnergy Conference: Sustainable Energy & Electrochemistry organized by the MSN Department at UM6P. She presented our latest findings in Li-S battery technology.

This year has been a remarkable period of achievement for our lab. Over the past months, we have been involved in numerous activities, and it is time to celebrate the dedication and hard work of our members, professors, PhD students, and researchers. Let's start with the publication of an outstanding review paper titled "Electrolyte Additives for Bulk-Type All-Oxide Solid-State Lithium-Ion Batteries" in the prestigious Journal of Energy Storage. In this paper, Otmane Zoubir, a PhD student at the MANAPSE Lab, along with his co-authors, explore the impact of oxide solid-state electrolyte additives on the electrochemical performance of all-solid-state lithium batteries using high-voltage cathodes and lithium metal anodes. Congratulations to Othman and the entire team for this significant contribution to the field of energy storage! Read more 👉 https://lnkd.in/eNWrszpA

Prof. Oubla M'hamed, representing the MANAPSE lab at the 1st Sino-Moroccan Conference on New Energies held from July 22 to 25, 2024, in Casablanca, delivered a presentation on phosphite anode materials for lithium-ion batteries. This event facilitated networking and knowledge sharing among Chinese and Moroccan researchers and professors in the field of energy storage. #Conference

Congratulations to HICHAM ZALRHI, a PhD student at MANAPSE Lab, on his newly published paper titled "Improving photoluminescence properties and reducing recombination of Inorganic perovskite through lithium doping". This study investigates the impact of lithium doping on the structural and photo-physical properties of spin-coated CsPbBr3 perovskite thin films. The paper was published in the Journal of RSC Advances. #MANAPSELab #ScientificPub