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: Master’s in Physics of Matter and Radiation, Faculty of Sciences, Oujda (Bien). 2017: Bachelor’s in Physics, Faculty of Sciences, Oujda (Bien). 2014: Baccalauréat, 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 Master’s and Bachelor’s 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