Mr. AYOUB MARHOU | Medical physics| Young Scientist Award
Faculty of sciences, Mohammed first university Morocco
Marhou Ayoub, born on September 28, 1996, in Talsint, Morocco, is a dedicated Ph.D. candidate in Physics and Engineering at the Faculty of Sciences, Oujda. His expertise lies in theoretical physics and particle physics, driven by a strong academic background and research passion.
Professional Profile
Education 
2024: Final year of Doctorate in Physics and Engineering, Faculty of Sciences, Oujda. 2019: Began Ph.D. in Theoretical Physics and Particle Physics. 2019: Masterβs in Physics of Matter and Radiation, Faculty of Sciences, Oujda (Bien). 2017: Bachelorβs in Physics, Faculty of Sciences, Oujda (Bien). 2014: BaccalaurΓ©at, Experimental Sciences, Benitadjit (Passable).
Experience 
2019: Radiotherapy internship (4 months), Hassan II Oncology Center, CHU Mohammed VI, Oujda. Proficient in Windows, Linux, UNIX, Microsoft Word, LibreOffice, and LaTeX2e. Skilled in programming languages: Fortran (learning), C, C++, and OOP. Expert in simulation tools like Geant4.
Awards and Honors 
- Recognized for academic excellence in Masterβs and Bachelorβs studies.
- Active contributor to high-level physics research projects and simulations.
Research Focus 
Specializes in theoretical physics, particle physics, and radiation physics, emphasizing advanced computational simulations and programming to explore innovative solutions in physics and engineering.
Publications Top Noted
- The Impact Assessment of a Magnetic Field Dedicated to MRI During a Carbon-Therapy on Treatment Efficiency: Application to 1.5 T Magnetic Field
- Authors: A. Marhou, A. Bazza, I. Habib-Allah, M. Zerfaoui, N. Chafi
- Journal: Radiation Physics and Chemistry
- Year: 2025
- Volume: 227
- Article ID: 112360
- Citations: 0
- Assessment of Natural Radioactivity in Moroccan Bottled Drinking Waters Using Gamma Spectrometry
- Authors: A. Bazza, M. Rhiyourhi, A. Marhou, M. Hamal
- Journal: Environmental Monitoring and Assessment
- Year: 2023
- Volume: 195
- Issue: 11
- Article ID: 1307
- Citations: 1