Salah Amroune | Mechanical Metallurgy | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Salah Amroune | Mechanical Metallurgy | Best Researcher Award

University of M’sila | Algeria

Professor Salah Amroune is a Professor of Mechanical Engineering at the University of M’sila, Algeria, with a PhD in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Guelma , a Master’s degree, and an Engineering degree from the University of M’sila. He has extensive academic and research experience in mechanical engineering, materials science, and advanced manufacturing, with a strong focus on bio-composites, natural fiber reinforced materials, machining optimization, fracture mechanics, and numerical modeling. Professor Amroune has authored and co-authored more than 100 peer-reviewed scientific documents indexed in major databases, accumulating several thousand citations and achieving a high h-index 19 according to international  platforms 1458 of citations. His research integrates experimental investigations, statistical optimization methods (RSM, Taguchi, ANN), and finite element modeling to address industrial and sustainability-oriented challenges. He has contributed significantly to high-impact journals in composites, manufacturing engineering, and structural integrity, and actively collaborates with international research teams. His scientific contributions have been recognized through sustained publication productivity, editorial and reviewing activities, and leadership in multidisciplinary research projects. Overall, Professor Amroune’s work advances eco-friendly materials, precision manufacturing, and predictive engineering methods, reinforcing his position as a leading researcher in mechanical and materials engineering.

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Hatem Ksibi | Mechanical Metallurgy | Best Scholar Award

Prof. Hatem Ksibi | Mechanical Metallurgy | Best Scholar Award

University of Sfax, IPEIS | Tunisia

Prof. Dr. Eng. Hatem Ksibi is a Full Professor of Chemical Engineering at the University of Sfax and a Senior Researcher at the Laboratory of Materials Applications in Environment, Water and Energy, University of Gafsa. He holds a PhD in Chemical Engineering from the University of Paris–Sorbonne North and an Advanced Diploma in Energy Conversion from the University Pierre and Marie Curie. His academic and research career spans over two decades, focusing on materials science, process engineering, and environmental technologies. His work emphasizes the valorization of industrial by-products such as phosphogypsum, supercritical fluid extraction, powder technology, crystallization processes, and biogas production through anaerobic digestion. Prof. Ksibi integrates advanced numerical modeling, simulation, image analysis, and machine learning techniques in engineering problem-solving and education. He has authored numerous scientific publications, supervised several doctoral theses, and contributed extensively to interdisciplinary research linking theory, experimentation, and sustainable industrial practice. With an h-index of 10, over 305 citations, and more than 39 documents indexed in major scientific databases, he actively reviews for international journals and participates in national and international scientific committees. His research advances sustainable engineering solutions and promotes digital transformation in industrial and environmental systems.

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Featured Publications

Ksibi, H. (2025). Refined covolume approach for heavy alkanes in Abel–Noble EOS at high pressures. International Journal of Thermodynamics, 28(2), 35–44.

Ksibi, H. (2024). Morphology and size comparison of crystallized materials using image-based counting techniques: Conventional vs. supercritical processes. Journal of Chemistry and Technologies, 33(2), 312576.*

Ksibi, H. (2023). Bioactive Chemlali olive derivatives and compounds useful for pharmaceutical purposes: A review. International Journal of Plant Based Pharmaceuticals, 3(2), 215–227.

Ksibi, H. (2024). Valorization of phosphogypsum waste into sustainable materials for environmental applications. Environmental Engineering and Management Journal, 23(4), 451–460.

Ksibi, H. (2022). Application of machine learning and image analysis in materials characterization and process modeling. Journal of Materials and Environmental Science, 13(8), 785–794.