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Morocco
Top 1000 Scientists
AD Scientific Index 2022
Version 2

Morocco Top 1000 Scientists
”AD Scientific Index 2022 Version 2”
(Total 1.104 scientist, 1 country, 38 university)
Version 3: August 2022
“AD Scientific Index” (Alper-Doger Scientific Index):
The AD Scientific Index (Alper-Doger Scientific Index), unlike other systems that provide
evaluations of journals and universities, is a ranking and analysis system based on the scientific
performance and the added value of the scientific productivity of individual scientists.
Furthermore, it provides rankings of institutions based on the scientific characteristics of affiliated
scientists.
This new index has been developed by Prof. Dr. Murat ALPER (MD) and Associate Prof. Dr. Cihan
DÖĞER (MD) by using the total and last 5 years’ values of the i10 index, h-index, and citation
scores in Google Scholar. In addition, the ratio of the last 5 years’ value to the total value of the
abovementioned indexes is used. Using a total of nine parameters, the “AD Scientific Index”
shows the ranking of an individual scientist by 12 subject (Agriculture & Forestry, Arts, Design
and Architecture, Business & Management, Economics & Econometrics, Education, Engineering &
Technology, History, Philosophy, Theology, Law / Law and Legal Studies, Medical and Health
Sciences, Natural Sciences, Social Sciences and Others), 256 branch, 14,191 institution, 216
country, 10 region (Africa, Asia, Europe, North America, Oceania, Arab Leageu, EECA, BRICS, Latin
America and COMESA) and in the world. The “AD Scientific Index” is the first and only study that
shows the total and the last five-year productivity coefficients of scientists based on the h-index
and i10 index scores and citations in Google Scholar. Besides the indexing and ranking functions,
AD Scientific Index sheds life on academic lives and offers the user the opportunity to perform an
efficient academic analysis to scrutinize and detect faulty and unethical profiles, plagiarism,
forgery, distortion, duplications, fabrication, slicing, salamization, unfair authorship, and several
manifestations of academic mobbing. Such analyses also help reveal the medium and long-term
results of several policies implemented by institutions, including those of the academic staff
employment and retention policies, wage policies, academic incentives, and scientific working
environments.
One of the major differences of the AD Scientific Index is the provision of the last five years’
scores and the total scores of the h-index and the i10 index, and the total and last five years’
number of citations. Other unique differences of the AD Scientific Index include rankings in all
fields and subjects of scientific interest and the emphasis on the scientific productivity of the

scientist. Productivity Rankings is a unique service offered only by “AD Scientific Index”. This is a
ranking system derived from the i10 index in order to show the productivity of the scientist in
publishing scientific articles of value. Productivity Rankings is an instrument that lists productive
scientists in a given area, discipline, university, and country and can guide the development of
meaningful incentives and academic policies. The world rankings, regional rankings, and
university rankings of scientists in this table are developed based on the total i10 index. Thus,
scientists and universities can obtain their academic rankings and monitor developments in the
ranking over time.
Through the contribution of many scientists from different fields, the 'AD Scientific Index'
undergoes systematic updates with the aim of continuous improvement. The index is an
independent institution and does not receive any support from any institutions, organizations,
countries, or funds. Concurrently with the continuous increase in the number of universities and
scientists registered to the Index, we are improving methodology, software, data accuracy, and
data cleaning procedures every day through the contributions of a large team. Your remarks and
contributions about our shortcomings will shed light to lead our efforts for continuous
improvement.
For a more detailed explanation, please refer to our “Methodology” page.
AD Scientific Index Ltd.
Methodology
Ranking academic journals according to the impact factor is a practice that started many years
ago. The need to access scientifically valuable studies within limited time frames or the need to
find scientists working in a certain field has led to the procedure of ranking scientists and
scientific studies. For this purpose, many scoring systems such as the h-index, i10 index, g-index,
m-index, the Erdös number, tori index, riq index, and read-10 index have been studied as
numerical indicators showing how productive and effective a researcher is. Each of these systems
has many advantages as well as disadvantages. Of the abovementioned indexes, the most
accepted one is the h-index. The h-index is determined based on the number of articles cited at
least h times. In order to achieve a high h-index, an academician must have a high number of
articles published and have received a high number of citations. For example, an h-index value of
15 indicates that the academician has received at least 15 citations to each of the 15 articles
published. In order to increase the h-index value from 15 to 16, the same academician should
receive at least 16 citations to the published 16 papers. To find the h-index value, several
databases can be used including Google Scholar, Web of Science, Scopus, and Publons, some of
which are public or require a subscription. In the calculation of h-indexes, such databases use
different parameters including SCI-E or indexed journals or non-indexed auxiliary elements such
as other journals, books, or patents. Because the set of parameters used by each database are
different from those used by others, each database may calculate different h-index values.
Therefore, h-indexes calculated by each of the Google Scholar, Web of Science, Scopus, and
Publons databases may be different for the same researcher. For example, a researcher, who has
authored several books more than scientific papers, may receive a low h-index score in the Web
of Science despite a high number of citations received. Neither of these indexes is equivalent to
the other because of differences in their scopes.

Having a large number of publications indicates that the researcher is productive, but data alone
may not be the actual indicator of the success of the researcher. For example, a researcher may
have 10 publications that have received 400 citations. We can argue that this researcher is more
successful than a researcher having more than a hundred published papers that received, let’s
say, 200 citations. Besides, some valuable studies may not have been attributed the actual value
they deserved because of various reasons such as the failure of the use of adequate methods
that would enable easy accessibility through scientific channels. The high number of the use of
papers as references by other authors shows the value and extent of contribution to the scientific
literature.
The i10-index is another academic scoring system, in which the scores are calculated by Google
Scholar. In this scoring system, only scientific studies such as articles and books that have
received 10 or more citations are taken into consideration. The number of studies that have been
cited ten or more times yields the i10-index value. The i10 index and the h-index values
calculated for the last five years do not show that the article was written and published in the last
5 years. Instead, these values show the citation power in the last 5 years, indicating whether the
paper is still effective.
Google Scholar provides both the total values of the i10-index, the h-index, and citation numbers
along with the last 5 years’ values through a system based on the voluntariness principle. In this
system, scientists create their accounts, select their papers, and upload the selected papers onto
the system. This service does not require a password and is free of charge. Here, we introduce a
newly developed index that we have developed based on the public Google Scholar profiles of
scientists. We named this new system the “AD Scientific Index”, which we have developed
through robust intellectual infrastructure and maximum efforts aiming to contribute to global
scientific efforts.
Why is the “AD Scientific Index” needed?
The “AD Scientific Index” is the first and only study that shows the total and the last five-year
productivity coefficients of scientists based on h-index and i10 index scores and citations in
Google Scholar. Furthermore, the index provides the ranking and assessment of scientists in
academic subjects and branches and in 14,120 universities, 212 countries, regions, and the
world. In other words, the “AD Scientific Index” provides both the ranking and analysis results.
Besides the indexing and ranking functions, AD Scientific Index sheds life on academic lives and
offers the user the opportunity to perform an efficient academic analysis to scrutinize and detect
faulty and unethical profiles, plagiarism, forgery, distortion, duplications, fabrication, slicing,
salamization, unfair authorship, and several manifestations of academic mobbing. Such analyses
also help reveal the medium and long-term results of several policies implemented by
institutions, including those of the academic staff employment and retention policies, wage
policies, academic incentives, and scientific working environments.
“AD Scientific Index” (Alper-Doger Scientific Index):
This new index has been developed by Prof. Dr. Murat ALPER (MD) and Associate Prof. Dr. Cihan
DÖĞER (MD) by using the total and last 5 years’ values of the i10 index, h-index, and citation

scores in Google Scholar. In addition, the ratio of the last 5 years’ value to the total value of the
abovementioned indexes is used. Using a total of nine parameters, the “AD Scientific Index”
shows the ranking of an individual scientist by 12 subjects (Agriculture & Forestry, Arts, Design
and Architecture, Business & Management, Economics & Econometrics, Education, Engineering &
Technology, History, Philosophy, Theology, Law / Law and Legal Studies, Medical and Health
Sciences, Natural Sciences, Social Sciences, and Others), 256 branches, 14,191 institutions of
employment, 216 countries, 10 regions (Africa, Asia, Europe, North America, Oceania, Arab
Leageu, EECA, BRICS, Latin America, and COMESA), and in the world. Thus, scientists can obtain
their academic rankings and monitor developments in the ranking over time.
Data Collection and Standardization:
Collecting data manually based on the ranking from Google Scholar, the profiles with up to 300
citations and verified addresses or the profiles that build confidence for their accuracy are listed
primarily. Thus, it is aimed to standardize the names, institutions, and branches as much as
possible. Non-standardized data including wide ranges of variations in the information and the
use of abbreviations and a variety of languages have caused difficulties. Performing data mining
and scrutinizing the acquired information, many profiles were excluded from the index.
Furthermore, some of the profiles were excluded during the regular examination of the data
onward. Data cleaning requires a regular process in place to be conducted meticulously. We
welcome your contributions in data cleaning and ensuring accuracy.
Determining the subjects/departments, to which scientific fields would belong, may seem easy in
some branches and in a variety of countries. However, it may create considerable confusion in
some other countries, regions, and schools. We would like to emphasize that the following fields
including Engineering, Natural and Environmental Sciences, Biology, and Biochemistry, Material
Science, Chemistry, and Social Sciences may exist in quite variable spectrums in different
countries. Therefore, we would like to stress that the standardization of subjects and branches
has not been easy. To perform standardizations, we accepted the official names of the institutions
and academic branches as accurate in the way that they were specified on the university website.
We have developed this strategy in order to standardize this complex situation at least partially.
The number of universities in the countries and the number of academicians in universities are
increasing gradually, free of charge, within our means. The current list of registered academicians
includes 741,900 individuals. The frequent updates will be limited to red list and death
reductions, to new profile registrations from our institution, and new individual and corporate
registrations.
Although various additions, corrections, and improvements are made every day, it should be
kindly considered that this process requires devoted efforts and time.
Importantly, one should remember that taking 300 citations as the lower limit for inclusion in the
index brings up the potential of exclusion because of variations across different H-index values.
We are going to spend our best efforts to respond to e-mails, which question the justification for
not being included in the list despite high H-index values. Examples could be such that an
academician with an H-index value of 1 with 300 citations may be included in the ranking, while
another with an H-index value of 5 with 30 citations or an academic with an H-index of 10 with

120 citations may be excluded. Such issues require regular updates and it may take a
considerably long time to update rankings because of the limits of the workload. We will be
answering to such e-mails within our means with our best efforts while we continue to expand our
workforce. It is possible to accelerate this period through individual and corporate registration
options.
Studies that influence the order of ranking because of a high number of citations received, in a
manner similar to CERN:
We started a procedure to add an asterisk as “*” at the end of the names of the authors when a
scientific paper of interest included many authors such as CERN, ATLAS, ALICE, CMS, Statistical
Data, Guideline, Updates etc. scientific papers. We think that new criteria will be defined to be
implemented for such studies. Until further criteria are described, we marked such studies with a
“*” sign.
The ethical responsibility for the correct profile information rests entirely with the relevant
scientist. However, we think that it would be prudent for institutions, countries, and even branch
associations to conduct periodic reviews of scientist profiles affiliated to the respective
organization since misleading information may compromise the reputation of the organization or
the country. Organizations should also review profiles to identify and report scientists, who are
not affiliated with the respective institution. In order to avoid any compromise to the institutional
reputation, institutions should take necessary corrective and preventive actions against published
scientist profiles arranged unethically.
Data Cleaning and the Redlist
Data cleaning is a dynamic process that we systemically perform continuously. Despite all our
best efforts, we may not be completely accurate and we welcome your contributions to the redlist
notifications. Rarely, some scientists are included in the redlist due to innocent mistakes with
good intentions and no unethical behavior. Most errors result from inadequate periodic profile
checks. However, the correction of such an error is easy through the submission of a correction
request. In order to avoid such an undesirable situation to occur, scientists should regularly check
their profiles and institutions should review the profiles of the staff systematically.
Ranking Criteria:
Ranking of scientists by the university, country, region, and in the world was performed based on
the “total h-index”. The “total h-index” was used in rankings by the branch and the subbranch.
The ranking criteria based on the “total h-index” scores were used in the following order: Firstly,
the “total h-index” scores; secondly, the total number of citations; and thirdly, the “total i10
index” scores (1. Total h-index scores, 2. Total number of citations, 3. Total i10 index scores, 4.
Last 5 years’ h-index scores).
Ranking based on the last 5 years’ h-index scores was performed using criteria in the following
order: 1. Last 5 years’ h-index scores, 2. Number of citations in the last 5 years, 3. Last 5 years’
i10 index scores, 4- Total h-index scores.

The ranking criteria for the total i10 index were used in the following order: 1. Total i10 index
scores, 2. Total h-index scores, 3. Total number of citations, and 4. Last 5 years’ i10 index scores.
Ranking based on the last 5 years’ i10 index scores was performed using the criteria in the
following order: 1. Last 5 years’ i10 index scores, 2. Last 5 years’ h-index scores, 3. Number of
citations in the last 5 years and 4. Total i10 index scores.
Ranking based on the total number of citations was performed using the criteria in the following
order: 1. Total number of citations, 2. Total h-index scores, 3. Total i10 index scores and 4.
Number of citations in the last 5 years.
Ranking based on the total number of citations in the last 5 years was performed using the
criteria in the following order: 1: Number of citations in the last 5 years, 2. Last 5 years’ h-index
scores, 3: Last 5 years’ i10 index scores and 4. Total number of citations
Why are the last 5 years’ ratios / total ratios important?
The h-index, i10 index, and citation the last 5-year ratios/total ratios are major unique
characteristics of the AD Scientific Index, showing both the development in the individual
performance of the scientist and the reflections of the institutional policies of universities onto the
overall scientific picture.
Productivity Rankings
Productivity Rankings is a unique service offered only by “AD Scientific Index”. This is a ranking
system derived from the i10 index in order to show the productivity of the scientist in publishing
scientific articles of value. Productivity Rankings is an instrument that lists productive scientists in
a given area, discipline, university, and country and can guide the development of meaningful
incentives and academic policies. The world rankings, regional rankings, and university rankings
of scientists in this table are developed based on the total i10 index.
Academic collaboration
Scientific fields of interest specified in the profiles of scientists are available for other scientists
from different countries and institutions to enable academic collaboration.
Ranking Criteria for Top Universities:
In the presence of many different university ranking systems, as the “AD Scientific Index“, we
have developed a ranking system with a different methodology based on the principle of
including only meritorious scientists. Based on Google Scholar’s total h-index scores, we have
listed all academicians, who are ranked in the world in the top 10,000 and top 100,000 in
university rankings. Furthermore, we have listed the breakdown of this ranking by main subjects.
As the order of ranking principles, we used the overall top 10,000 scientists list primarily.
Secondly and thirdly, we used the ranking in the top 100,000 , top 200.000 and top 400.000
scientists list. Fourthly, the total number of scientists in the AD Scientific Index was ranked by the

university. In the case of equalities within a university ranking, we used the highest rank of the
scientist in the respective university as it is listed in the world ranking.
You may sort the ranking from the highest score to the lowest or vice versa in any of these fields.
You can observe the fields, which move the respective university to the forefront. Furthermore,
the name of the academician with the highest total h-index in the respective university is
displayed with the world ranking. Top University Ranking by “AD Scientific Index” will not only list
the areas, where a university is the best or has room for improvement, but also reflect the
outcomes of scientist policies of the institutions. This report reveals the competency of
institutions to attract prized scientists and the ability of institutions to encourage advances and
retain scientists.
Ranking Criteria for Countries:
As described in the university ranking section, it is not easy to obtain and standardize data from
about 14,200 universities for the country ranking. Therefore, we based our ranking system on the
number of meritorious scientists. Four criteria are used to rank the countries. The first one is the
number of scientists in the top 10,000 list. The second and third criterion are the number of
scientists in the top 100,000 and top 200.000 and top 400.000 list. The fourth one is the number
of scientists listed in the AD Scientific Index. In the case of equalities after applying all these four
criteria, the world rank of the meritorious scientist of that country is used.
World Top 100 Scientists 2022
The ranking of “Top 100” scientists is based on total h-index scores. Top 100 scientists can be
ranked globally or specific to the following regions including Africa, Asia, Europe, North America,
Oceania, Arab League, EECA, BRICS, Latin America, and COMESA based on total h-index scores
without any breakdown by subject areas. Top 100 rankings in the world, in a continent, or a
region include standardized subjects areas of Agriculture & Forestry, Arts, Design and
Architecture, Business & Management, Economics & Econometrics, Education, Engineering &
Technology, History, Philosophy, Theology, Law/Law and Legal Studies, Medical and Health
Sciences, Natural Sciences, and Social Sciences. Subjects indicated as “others” will not be
included in the ranking by regions and subjects. Therefore, you may wish to specify your subject
and branch and contribute in order to standardize your performance. Determining the
subjects/departments, to which scientific fields would belong, may seem easy in some branches
and in a variety of countries. However, it may create considerable confusion in some other
countries, regions, and schools. We would like to emphasize that the following fields including
Engineering, Natural and Environmental Sciences, Biology, Biochemistry, Material Science,
Biotechnology, Chemistry, and Social Sciences may exist in quite variable spectrums in different
countries. Therefore, we would like to stress that the standardization of subjects and branches
has not been easy. To perform standardizations, we accepted the official names of the institutions
and academic branches as accurate in the way that they were specified on the university website.
We have developed this strategy in order to standardize this complex situation at least partially.
Furthermore, we started a procedure to add an asterisk as “*” at the end of the names of the
authors when a scientific paper of interest included many authors such as CERN’s scientific
papers.

Limitations of the “AD Scientific Index“: Missing or Inaccurate Profiles or Missing Institution
Names
This index is a comparative platform developed by ranking accessible and verified profiles. First
and foremost, not being included in this index for various reasons does not indicate that the
academician is not prized or it does not mean that only those academicians listed in the index are
the prized ones. This needs to be carefully noted. A meritorious scientist may not have been
included in this index because of not having a Google Scholar profile or our lack of access to that
profile for various reasons. The unavailability of verified Google Scholar profiles of scientists, who
work in well-known and respected academic institutions in respective countries, may prevent us
from finding institutions and scientist profiles. Because updating the profiles in the system and
collection of data from open sources require efforts and because the data have been collected for
the first time, it is not possible for the index to be completely free of errors. Accurate and instant
updating of profiles and institution names requires an endless workload that no institution can
overcome only with available resources despite all endeavors.
A high h-index (WOS, Scopus, Publon, etc.) does not mean that a profile will be automatically
created for the academician in Google Scholar. Indeed, Google Scholar profiles are created and
made public by scientists themselves on a voluntary basis. An individual may not have created a
profile for various reasons and, therefore, will not be listed in the 'AD Scientific Index'.
Furthermore, a profile can be rejected or may not be listed at a particular time. It needs to be
considered that, at the time of our search, a profile may not exist or may not be public, some
profiles may be public only at particular times, the information in the profile may not be standard,
there may be more than one profile belonging to the same person, the profiles may not be
verified, the name of the institution can be missing, surnames or institution names can change,
profile owners may have died, or known or unforeseen problems may happen. However, missing
information is completed in the system regularly and the list is updated and corrected
continuously. Profiles; whose owners have passed away, are removed from the system.
When we detect or be informed of unethical situations in profile information that go beyond the
limits of goodwill, the person is excluded from the list. You can report problematic and misleading
profiles on our “Rejection List” page. As individuals are responsible for the accuracy of their
profiles, organizations, too, should include the need for reviewing academic staff profiles in the
agenda.
Articles with thousands of authors such as CERN studies in the field of physics or scientific studies
with more than one author in classification studies in medicine or statistical studies raise debates
about the requirements for the amount of the article content belonging to one author. Because
such papers may cause inequality of opportunity, a separate grouping system may be needed in
the future.
Pros and cons of “ranking“ systems including Web of Science, Scopus, Google Scholar, and similar
others are well known and the limits of use of such systems have long been recognized in the
scientific community. Therefore, interpreting this study beyond these limits may lead to incorrect
results. The “AD Scientific Index” needs to be evaluated considering all of the abovementioned
potential limitations.

Comparisons of Ranking Systems
In addition to ranking lists of scientists, consisting of many tables and charts of trends analyses to
be delivered for the first time, this comprehensive system offers several data and analysis results
that will importantly provide an added value to branches and institutions within the limits of
inherent advantages and limitations. We would like to kindly emphasize that comparisons should
not be performed between two branches, either of which having different potentials to produce
scientific papers. For example, it is not correct to expect the same number of articles from
completely different branches such as law, social sciences, music, physics, or biochemistry.
Ranking comparisons should not overlook the inherent potentials of branches to produce
publications. For this reason, we try to primarily involve observations within the same
subject/department and recent productivity.
Through the contribution of many scientists from different fields, the “AD Scientific Index“
undergoes systematic updates with the aim of continuous improvement. The index is an
independent institution and does not receive any support from any institutions, organizations,
countries, or funds. Concurrently with the continuous increase in the number of universities and
scientists registered to the Index, we are improving methodology, software, data accuracy, and
data cleaning procedures every day through the contributions of a large team. Your remarks and
contributions about our shortcomings will shed light to lead our efforts for continuous
improvement.
Could this work have been designed in another way?
It is not possible to exactly measure the research capacity of a university or scientist by using a
few parameters. Assessments should include many other types of data such as patents, research
funds, incentives, published books, tutoring intensity, congress presentations, and graduate and
doctoral teaching positions. As a frequently voiced criticism, we have been asked why the Web of
Science h-index is not used. Since it is not possible to have access to the entire data covering all
academic components such as the h-indexes of the Web of Science, Scopus, or Publons, etc., or
the organizations, patents, awards, etc. Therefore, only available qualified data have been
included.
The Concept of Predatory:
A journal or an academic service cannot be considered predatory only because it is not free. The
concept of predatory is used for describing any unethical action including those with factitious,
spurious, exaggerated, or deceptive quality, performed in return for a fee. Any predatory activity
is misleading and unfair. As an institution that does not receive any governmental, institutional,
or financial support and with the aim of maintaining the sustainability of our academic services
and the preservation of editorial independence, we have reached the following figures of 741,000
academicians and 14,191 universities included in our database completely free of charge through
the extensive efforts of a large team within the scope of expanding our data in terms of countries,
branches, and universities. Our expansion continues at a certain pace. However, we charge a
small service fee from those, who prefer to be included in the system faster, without
compromising ethical principles.

“AD Scientific Index“ not only provides ranking services but also lights the way against ethical
noncompliance by presenting data available to the public, paving the way to sort out any ethical
violations. Bearing a torch this way, we improve controllability, transparency, and accountability
both on individual and corporate levels. With such efforts, individuals and institutions have been
led to focus on academic profiles and tens of thousands of academicians revised and rearranged
their profiles, removing incorrect data. Besides stressing the requirement that academicians
should regularly review information in their profiles, we emphasize that institutions, too, should
check the profiles of academic staff. You are always welcome to contribute by reporting incorrect
data through the redlist link.
What's in the “AD Scientific Index“?
The “AD Scientific Index“ includes 216 countries, more than 14,191 universities, and nearly a
million academicians.
The “AD Scientific Index“ provides data from all over the world. Besides providing data globally,
the system presents data by continents including Africa, Asia, Europe, North America, Latin
America, and Oceania. In addition, data are presented by countries and country groups including
Arab League, EECA, BRICS, Latin America, and COMESA. When the country flag in the list is
clicked, researchers ranked in the first 50 in that country are listed. When the name of the
university is clicked, researchers ranked in the first 50 in that university are listed. In addition, it
is possible to select a specialty area from the list below to see the ranking specific to the selected
field of research (squared area 1 on Figure 1).

Figure 1. Sample AD Index Page
When one of the following subjects including Agriculture & Forestry, Arts, Design and
Architecture, Business & Management, Economics & Econometrics, Education, Engineering &
Technology, History, Philosophy, Theology, Law/Law and Legal Studies, Medical and Health
Sciences, Natural Sciences, and Social Sciences is selected, the system will list the names of the
scientists from all around the world working specifically in the selected subject area (squared
area 2 on Figure 1). Selecting a region or a group such as Africa, Asia, Europe, North America,
Latin America, Oceania, Arab Leageu, EECA, BRICS, Latin America, or COMESA will provide you
the list of scientists working in the specified field only in the selected region or group. It is
possible to see the ranking in the world or the ranking by the region within the subcategories of
the abovelisted fields.
You can use the search domain to look for a specific name, country, university, subject, or any
other word. The search results will be sorted to rank the most related result at the top and the
least related one at the bottom (squared area 3 on Figure 1).
The square-4 shows the scientist’s rank in the institution, country, region, and world based on
Google Scholar’s “total h-index”.
Selecting a name in the squared area 4a will provide the total h-index, the last five year’s h-
index, and the citation scores; all of which being the unique differentiation points of the “AD
Scientific Index” across other index and ranking systems (Figure 2).
Figure 2. List of the total h-index, the last five year’s h-index, and the citation scores
Selecting a flag in the country domain will list the ranking of the selected country (squared area 5
on Figure 1).
Selecting a logo and a name in the university domain will provide the ranking of the selected
university (squared area 6 on Figure 1).

The subject domain shows the subject and interest areas of the scientist. The square containing
the figures 7a, 7b, 7c, and 7d presents examples. Example 7d shows a subject included
incorrectly. In addition, irregular areas or blank areas with missing information may occur.
Because such areas will not be included in the subject listings, you may submit a correction
request by filling out the “Correction Form”.
Squared areas 8, 9, and 10 provide the total and the last 5 years’ h-index, i10 index, and citation
scores. In addition, the productivity analysis and the ratio of the last 5 years’ scores to the total
score can be retrieved as the unique differentiation points of the “AD Scientific Index”.
The “University Ranking” page will soon deliver country and institution rankings (squared area 11
on Figure 1).
The “Top 100” and “Highly Cited Researcher” lists can be retrieved by clicking the buttons
marked by squares 12 and 14.
You can report an issue for the “Reject List” by clicking the button marked by square 13.
You can retrieve sample country or region reports by clicking the button marked by square 15.
Information in this domain will be revised soon.
How will the new rankings be updated in the “AD Scientific Index”?
Updates and new rankings will be available through the current list of profiles and the pool of
academicians that would expand along with new subscriptions. Importantly, one should
remember that taking 300 citations as the lower limit for inclusion in the index brings up the
potential of exclusion because of variations across different H-index values. We are going to
spend our best efforts to respond to e-mails, which question the justification for not being
included in the list despite high H-index values. Examples could be such that an academician with
an H-index value of 1 with 300 citations may be included in the ranking, while another with an H-
index value of 5 with 30 citations or an academic with an H-index of 10 with 120 citations may be
excluded. Such issues require regular updates and it may take a considerably long time to update
rankings because of the limits of the workload. We will be answering to such e-mails within our
means with our best efforts while we continue to expand our workforce. It is possible to
accelerate this period through individual and corporate registration options.
How can I be included in the “AD Scientific Index”?
First of all, you must have a Google Scholar profile and this profile must be set to PUBLIC. If you
do not have a Google Scholar profile, you can create a profile at https://scholar.google.com/ and
add your published scientific articles. It is the liability of the scientist to ensure the accuracy and
the ethical aspects of the profile. Furthermore, it is recommended that institutions would check
the profiles of respective employees. We would like to remind you that you should check your
profile regularly and keep it updated. Published scientific papers added to your profile may cause
ethical issues if they do not belong to you.

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AD Scientific Index - 2022 Morocco Top 1.000 Scientists H INDEX i10 INDEX CITATION
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1 1 1 43
Abdeslam
Hoummada
Morocco
Université Hassan II
de Casablanca
professeur de physique, Université Hassan II Casablanca
Physique des particules|
236 165 0.699 1548 1008 0.651 277613 130863 0.471
1 2 2 150
Rajaâ Cherkaoui
El Moursli
Morocco
Université Mohammed
V de Rabat
Natural Sciences / Physics
Nuclear Physics|Medical Physics|High Energy Physics|
209 160 0.766 911 815 0.895 216416 125694 0.581
2 3 3 155
Farida Fassi
Morocco
V de Rabat
High Energy Physics|Astronomy|Engineering|Grid Computing|
208 160 0.769 847 789 0.932 239440 135220 0.565
1 4 38 9764
Belkheir
Hammouti
Morocco
Premier Oujda
Natural Sciences / Chemical Sciences
Chemistry & Environment & Electrochemistry|
85 52 0.612 484 363 0.750 26923 13337 0.495
1 5 80 21317
Belmabkhout
Youssef
Morocco
Mohammed VI
Polytechnic University
(FullUM6PMohammed VI Polytechnic University
Separation and Carbon Capture|Power to X|Hydrogen|Sustainable Process
Engineering|Porous materials and adsorption technology|
68 59 0.868 103 100 0.971 15891 11461 0.721
2 6 208 45532 Aziz Amine
Morocco
de Casablanca
Hassan II University of Casablanca
Biosensors|
53 37 0.698 131 101 0.771 9247 4174 0.451
1 7 264 56106
Ahmed Ennaoui
Morocco
Institut de Recherche
en Energie Solaire et
Energies, Morocco
Institut de Recherche en Energie Solaire et Energies,
Morocco
Engineering & Technology|PV technology|Thin Film chalcogenide Solar
cells|Photoelectrochemistry|Nanosciences|
49 27 0.551 103 66 0.641 8130 2565 0.315
1 8 265 56184
Mohamed Hafidi
Morocco
Université Cadi Ayyad
Marrakech
Agriculture & Forestry / Agriculture
Agricultural Sciences|wastes management|Composting and
compost|Environnmental Sciences|
49 35 0.714 117 102 0.872 8017 4325 0.539
3 9 359 68490
Redouane
Abouqal Morocco
V de Rabat
Medical and Health Sciences / Pharmacy &
Pharmaceutical Sciences
Critical care|Acute medicine|Clinical epidemiology|
45 28 0.622 133 97 0.729 8260 3840 0.465
3 10 411 73973 Said Broumi
Morocco
de Casablanca
Laboratory of Information Processing, Faculty of Science
Ben M’Sik, University Hassan II, Casablanca
networking|graph theory|neutrosophic theory|fuzzy theory|intuitionistic
fuzzy theory|
44 39 0.886 117 110 0.940 6312 5122 0.811
4 11 480 81428 Zouheir Sekkat
Morocco
V de Rabat
Engineering & Technology / Nanoscience and
Nanotechnology
Nanotechnology|Optics and Photonics|3D Laser Nanoprinting and
Nonlinear Optics|Plasmonics and Waveguide Optics|Smart Materia|
42 26 0.619 91 60 0.659 6910 2178 0.315
1 12 482 81544
Najia Hajjaj
Hassouni
Morocco
Université
Internationale de
Rabat
Medical and Health Sciences / Internal Medicine
médecine|rhumatologie|pédagogie médicale|
42 27 0.643 133 87 0.654 6783 3599 0.531
5 13 586 94799
Abdelilah
Benyoussef Morocco
V de Rabat
condensed matter physics|computational physics|material physics|
39 29 0.744 292 180 0.616 8582 5485 0.639
2 14 598 96060
Taibi Ben
Hadda Morocco
Premier Oujda
Natural Sciences / Biological Science
Bioinformatics & Drug Design|
39 30 0.769 160 116 0.725 6445 3892 0.604
6 15 645 100736
El Mokhtar
Essassi Morocco
V de Rabat
Chimie hétérocyclique Spectrométrie de masse Sciences des matériaux|
38 27 0.711 189 108 0.571 7426 4016 0.541

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1 16 659 101776
Mohamed
Eddouks
Morocco
Université Moulay
Ismail Meknès Medical and Health Sciences/Pharmacology|
38 27 0.711 72 65 0.903 6148 2858 0.465
2 17 780 115453
Abderrahim
Solhy Morocco
Mohammed VI
UM6P
Biomass Conversion and Biorefinery|Materials for Catalysis &
Photocatalysis|Catalytic processes|
36 26 0.722 56 52 0.929 4886 3193 0.653
7 18 786 115851
Abdellah El
Maghraoui Morocco
V de Rabat
Medical and Health Sciences / Rheumatology
Rhumatologie|Ostéoporose|DXA|Polyarthrite rhumatoïde|Spondyloarthrite|
36 22 0.611 80 49 0.613 4712 1728 0.367
8 19 859 123056
Zoubida
Charrouf Morocco
V de Rabat
Substances Naturelles et les plantes médicinales|
35 27 0.771 86 59 0.686 4439 2293 0.517
2 20 930 128560
Mohammed
Bouachrine Morocco
Université Moulay
Ismail Meknès
Engineering & Technology / Metallurgical & Materials
Engineering
Matériaux organiques et optoélectronique|QSAR|Modélisation moléculaire|
34 26 0.765 124 90 0.726 5102 3303 0.647
9 21 946 129593 Sekkou Kertit
Morocco
V de Rabat
chimie|
34 16 0.471 64 22 0.344 4582 1065 0.232
1 22 947 129613
Abdelmajid
Jamil
Morocco
Université Sidi
Mohammed Ben
Abdellah Fes
Engineering & Technology / Mechanical Engineering
Heat transfer|Modeling & Simulation|Renewable Energy|Energy Efficiency|
34 31 0.912 68 59 0.868 4574 3745 0.819
10 23 1017 135947 Ali Idri
Morocco
V de Rabat
Engineering & Technology / Engineering
Health Informatics|Machine Learning|Software Engineering|Software effort
estimation|
33 28 0.848 101 88 0.871 5248 3938 0.750
1 24 1045 137877
Ahmed Elharfi
Morocco
Université Ibn Tofail
Kénitra
Chimie organiques|Polymères|synthèses/ études physico-chimiques et
applications|Modélisations|
33 33 1.000 111 91 0.820 4272 3750 0.878
2 25 1047 138299 Salah Er-Raki
Morocco
Marrakech
physique|irrigation|Agricultural Sciences|remote sensing|Geoscience|
33 31 0.939 57 50 0.877 4137 2517 0.608
3 26 1127 145597
Jean-Michel
Ghidaglia Morocco
Mohammed VI
Natural Sciences / Mathematics
Computational Fluid Dynamics|High Power Computing|
32 18 0.563 78 34 0.436 4373 1081 0.247
1 27 1135 146276
Achraf Touay
Morocco
Abdelmalek Essaadi
University
32 23 0.719 63 43 0.683 4136 1611 0.390
4 28 1140 146806
Mohamed
Chaker Ncibi Morocco
Mohammed VI
International Water Research Institute (IWRIMohammed
VI Polytechnic University
Water Treatment|Circular Economy|Green Chemistry|Environmental
Engineering|
32 27 0.844 46 41 0.891 3964 2957 0.746
11 29 1268 158760
Guenbour
Abdellah Morocco
V de Rabat
Matériaux|Environnement|Energie|
31 24 0.774 94 65 0.691 3157 2084 0.660
2 30 1280 159206 Amine Allouhi
Morocco
Université Sidi
Mohammed Ben
Abdellah Fes
Engineering & Technology / Energy Engineering
Renewable Energy Systems|Energy in buildings|Solar thermal|
31 31 1.000 50 50 1.000 3058 2897 0.947
3 31 1284 159505
Benachir
Bouchikhi Morocco
Université Moulay
Ismail Meknès
Engineering & Technology / Electrical & Electronic
Engineering
Electronic Enginnering|Sensor systems|Food safety|Volatile organic
compounds analysis for desease diagnosis|Environmental mo|
31 26 0.839 61 53 0.869 2990 1884 0.630

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4 32 1285 159542
Noureddine
Damil Morocco
de Casablanca
Computational Mechanics|Instability|
31 18 0.581 56 36 0.643 2982 1003 0.336
12 33 1339 162562
Azeddine
Ibrahimi Morocco
V de Rabat
Biotechnology|Bioinformatics|Genomics & Molecular modeling|
30 21 0.700 53 43 0.811 5397 1526 0.283
3 34 1340 162585
Ismael
Saadoune Morocco
Marrakech
Batteries|Energy Storage|Materials Science|
30 23 0.767 70 52 0.743 5367 2088 0.389
5 35 1346 163489
Abdallah
Oukarroum Morocco
Mohammed VI
Mohammed VI Polytechnic University
Plant Physiology|Photosynthesis|Environmental Science|
30 30 1.000 51 49 0.961 4579 3471 0.758
4 36 1442 170355
Mohamed
Chabab Morocco
Marrakech
High Energy physics (Theory and Phenomenology)|Astrophysics|
30 26 0.867 63 56 0.889 2700 1815 0.672
2 37 1444 170501
Elhachmi
Essadiqi Morocco
Université
Internationale de
Rabat
materials science|design and thermomechanical processing of metal
alloys|Microstructure Property relationship|Solar energy|r|
30 17 0.567 64 38 0.594 2663 1056 0.397
13 38 1487 173054
Driss
Aboutajdine Morocco
V de Rabat
Engineering & Technology / Computer Science
Informatique traitement signal|
29 18 0.621 152 56 0.368 5118 2131 0.416
14 39 1520 176239
Mohamed
Yahyaoui Morocco
V de Rabat
Medical and Health Sciences / Internal Medicine
Médecine|
29 15 0.517 49 27 0.551 3467 1088 0.314
3 40 1548 177891 Rachid Masrour
Morocco
Université Sidi
Mohammed Ben
Abdellah Fes
Physics|Chemistry|Mathematics|
29 26 0.897 102 91 0.892 3116 2711 0.870
15 41 1559 178335
Nour Eddine Es-
Safi Morocco
V de Rabat
Agriculture & Forestry / Plant Science
Medicinal plants|essential oils|polyphenols|characterization|biological
activities|
29 18 0.621 47 28 0.596 3038 959 0.316
16 42 1568 178764 Youssef Bakri
Morocco
V de Rabat
Immunology & Cancer biology|Medicinal plants & drug discovery|
29 26 0.897 77 66 0.857 2960 2134 0.721
17 43 1588 179844
Abdelkarim
Filali-Maltouf Morocco
V de Rabat
Medical and Health Sciences / Microbiology
Microbiology|Molecular Biology|Biotechnology|Biodiversity|Bioremediation|
29 23 0.793 73 61 0.836 2780 1739 0.626
1 44 1633 181983
Khalid Hattaf
Morocco
Centre Régional des
Métiers de l’Éducation
et de la Formation
(CRMEF)
Mathematical Analysis of Dynamical Systems|Mathematical Modeling in
Virology|Epidemiology and Economy|Control Systems|
29 27 0.931 58 54 0.931 2344 1849 0.789
6 45 1682 186209
Mounir El
Achaby Morocco
Mohammed VI
Engineering
Materials Physics & Chemistry|
28 28 1.000 46 45 0.978 3600 2864 0.796
6 46 1702 187797 Talea Mohamed
Morocco
de Casablanca
Université Hassan II de Casablanca
informatique|modélisations|matériaux|systèmes d'information|
28 26 0.929 63 58 0.921 3188 2831 0.888
5 47 1715 188459
Abdelkader
Outzourhit Morocco
Marrakech
Energies renouvelables|PV|Stockage|
28 17 0.607 77 37 0.481 3067 1189 0.388
6 48 1765 191491 Saïd Khabba
Morocco
Marrakech
Ressources en eau|Besoin en eau des cultures|modèles|télédétection|semi-
aride|
28 24 0.857 52 40 0.769 2578 1748 0.678

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3 49 1795 192821
El Houssaine El
Boudouti Morocco
Premier Oujda
Solid state physics Photonic and Phononic crystals|
28 16 0.571 60 30 0.500 2369 864 0.365
2 50 1807 193586 Tarik Chafik
Morocco
Abdelmalek Essaadi
University
Professor, University Abdelmalek Essaadi, FST Tangier
Catalysis|energy|air pollution|nanomaterials|
28 17 0.607 41 25 0.610 2208 932 0.422
5 51 1813 193720
Saad Alami
Younssi Morocco
de Casablanca
Professeur de chimie, Université Hassan II Casablanca
Matériaux|procédés membranaires|
28 23 0.821 54 45 0.833 2176 1377 0.633
2 52 1814 193740 Rachid Hsissou
Morocco
Kénitra
Polymer Synthesis Polymer Engineering Composites Materials Polymers
Coatings Corrosion Inhibition Organic Chemistr|
28 28 1.000 48 48 1.000 2170 2162 0.996
7 53 1907 200175 Said Gmouh
Morocco
de Casablanca
Chemistry|
27 18 0.667 45 32 0.711 2960 1037 0.350
3 54 1913 200379
Abdelaziz
Benjouad Morocco
Université
Internationale de
Rabat
sciences de la vie|
27 16 0.593 72 26 0.361 2925 748 0.256
7 55 1919 200721
Abdelghani
Bellouquid Morocco
Marrakech
modélisation des systèmes complexes et analyse mathématique|
27 15 0.556 40 23 0.575 2867 1360 0.474
1 56 1968 203144
Noreddine
Benkerroum
Morocco
Institut Agronomique
et Veterinaire Hassan
II
Engineering & Technology / Food Science and
Engineering
Food Microbiology|
27 18 0.667 35 25 0.714 2526 1204 0.477
8 57 2001 204595
Abderrahim
Wakif Morocco
de Casablanca
Numerical Methods|mixed
Convection|Hydrodynamic|Magnetohydoynamic|Nanofluids|
27 27 1.000 51 51 1.000 2350 2314 0.985
1 58 2019 205605
Saïd El Kazzouli
Morocco
Université Euro-
Méditerranéenne de
Fès
Chimie Organique|Chimie Médicinale|Catalyse|
27 19 0.704 45 30 0.667 2204 1090 0.495
18 59 2108 212806
Ahmed
Chalouan Morocco
V de Rabat
Engineering & Technology / Earth Sciences
géologie|
26 19 0.731 56 34 0.607 2907 1118 0.385
19 60 2117 213117
Ez-Zahraouy
Hamid Morocco
V de Rabat
New Material for Energy-Magnetism-Surface-Interface|Vehicular
traffic|Routing network|Red blood Traffic|Quantum Cryptography|
26 17 0.654 96 47 0.490 2850 1657 0.581
8 61 2153 214879 Laila Mandi
Morocco
Marrakech
Engineering & Technology / Environmental Science &
Engineering
wastewater treatment|water quality|water reuse|water managment|
26 22 0.846 61 46 0.754 2584 1781 0.689
3 62 2205 217901 Houda El Khaldi
Morocco
Kénitra
Business & Management / Marketing
Marketing digital|
26 20 0.769 59 43 0.729 2250 1469 0.653
20 63 2222 218383 Khalid Bougrin
Morocco
V de Rabat
organic and medicinal chemistry|
26 16 0.615 41 25 0.610 2198 777 0.354
4 64 2241 219295 Nezha El Bari
Morocco
Université Moulay
Ismail Meknès
Full Professeur at Moulay Ismaïl University of Meknes,
Morocco
Biotechnology and sensing technology especially Biosensors|Moleculary
Imprinted Polymers|Electronics Tongue and Nose combined|
26 25 0.962 44 39 0.886 2091 1503 0.719

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21 65 2246 219649
Mohammed
Ouassaid Morocco
V de Rabat
Engineering
Electrical Engineering|Electric Drive|Renewable Energy Systems|Smart
Grid|Advanced Control of Power Systems and Microgrids|
26 19 0.731 56 45 0.804 2047 1467 0.717
2 66 2253 219854
Ismaïl
Boujenane Morocco
II
Medical and Health Sciences / Veterinary Sciences
Animal breeding and genetics|
26 15 0.577 64 28 0.438 2021 845 0.418
9 67 2295 220873 Khalid Oufdou
Morocco
Marrakech
Microbiology|Rhizosphere|Plant biotechnology|biofertilizers|
26 19 0.731 53 43 0.811 1855 1149 0.619
7 68 2330 223345 Jones Alami
Morocco
Mohammed VI
Engineering
materials physics|plasma physics|thin film physics|coating solution design|
25 20 0.800 35 28 0.800 4202 1799 0.428
9 69 2387 227838
Zaglou
Mohamed Morocco
de Casablanca
Hassan II University of Casablanca
logistics|supply chain|
25 18 0.720 64 34 0.531 2657 1259 0.474
10 70 2395 228372 Ouazzani Naaila
Morocco
Marrakech
Wastewater treatment and reuse|
25 23 0.920 56 42 0.750 2581 1688 0.654
4 71 2433 230865 O Assobhei
Morocco
Université Sidi
Mohammed Ben
Abdellah Fes
biotechnologie|environnement|océanographie|microbiologie|pharmacologie|
25 16 0.640 46 26 0.565 2291 1202 0.525
1 72 2438 230998
Rachid Mrabet
Morocco
Institut National de la
Recherche
Agronomique INRA
Director of Research, INRA Morocco
Agronomy|agroecology|climate change|soil security|sustainability|
25 16 0.640 48 29 0.604 2278 1080 0.474
22 73 2442 231206
Khalid
Taghzouti Morocco
V de Rabat
Neurosciences|Pharmacologie|Physiopathologie|
25 10 0.400 36 10 0.278 2256 341 0.151
23 74 2495 233396
Lahsen
Achemlal Morocco
V de Rabat
rhumatologie|
25 17 0.680 37 25 0.676 2050 726 0.354
11 75 2511 234380
El Modafar
Cherkaoui Morocco
Marrakech
Biotechnologies végétles|
25 19 0.760 55 39 0.709 1958 1203 0.614
1 76 2524 234645
Faridahwati
Mohd.
Shamsudin Morocco
Al Akhawayn
University Ifrane
Business & Management / Human Resource
Management
Human resource management|Organizational behavior|
25 20 0.800 54 49 0.907 1929 1433 0.743
12 77 2532 235233 Abdelaziz Abbad
Morocco
Marrakech
Valorization and Conservation of Medicinal and Aromatic Plants|
25 21 0.840 47 36 0.766 1867 1233 0.660
13 78 2553 235875
Lahoucine
Hanich Morocco
Marrakech
Hydrogéologie|télédétection|Hydrologie nivale|
25 22 0.880 42 34 0.810 1787 1307 0.731
1 79 2555 235963
Barakat
Abdelhamid
Morocco
Institut Pasteur du
Maroc
Institut Pasteur du Maroc
Génétique humaine|
25 17 0.680 54 42 0.778 1775 980 0.552
8 80 2604 238973
Houssine
Sehaqui Morocco
Mohammed VI
UM6P
Nanocellulose|Nanomaterials
Functionalisation|Biocomposites|Environmental remediation|
24 23 0.958 32 31 0.969 4044 2681 0.663

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9 81 2635 241694 Luc Savard
Morocco
Mohammed VI
Université Mohammed VI Polytechnique
Development|Environmental and Agricultural Economics. Poverty analysis.|
24 14 0.583 52 23 0.442 2832 706 0.249
5 82 2641 241975
Mohamed
Bakhouya Morocco
Université
Internationale de
Rabat
Distributed systems|Communication networks|High performance
computing|IoT and Big Data|Predictive Analytics|
24 17 0.708 87 51 0.586 2770 1594 0.575
1 83 2662 243573
Bouchaou
Lhoussaine
Morocco
Université Ibnou Zohr
d'Agadir
Water resources management|Climate change and impacts|Isotopic
hydrology|Karst hydrology|Hydrology in arides zones|
24 21 0.875 65 44 0.677 2497 1580 0.633
14 84 2671 244086
Soulaimani
Abderrahmane Morocco
Marrakech
Tectonique et Géologie régionale|
24 19 0.792 45 33 0.733 2427 1387 0.571
15 85 2673 244144 Allal Barroug
Morocco
Marrakech
Apatites|Calcium Phosphates|Adsorption|Drug Delivery|Biomaterials|
24 15 0.625 31 17 0.548 2421 693 0.286
16 86 2680 244481 Ghoulam Cherki
Morocco
Marrakech
Agrophysiologie|
24 18 0.750 36 31 0.861 2378 1258 0.529
24 87 2692 245210
Mohammed
Soufiaoui Morocco
V de Rabat
chimie|biochimie sciences des matériaux|
24 10 0.417 51 10 0.196 2296 348 0.152
25 88 2779 249711
Abdelhakim
Bouyahya Morocco
V de Rabat
Biochimie|Pharmacologie|Plantes Médicinales|Microbiologie|
24 24 1.000 58 58 1.000 1906 1877 0.985
17 89 2824 251750 Said Wahbi
Morocco
Marrakech
Ecophysiologie|déficit hydrique|efficience de l'utilisation de l'eau|
24 22 0.917 36 36 1.000 1736 1156 0.666
4 90 2850 252806 Omar Dagdag
Morocco
Kénitra
Polymer Synthesis|Polymer Engineering|Polymer Technology|Polymer
Coating|Epoxy Resins|
24 24 1.000 41 41 1.000 1623 1609 0.991
26 91 2869 253483
Fatima-Zahra
Chaoui Morocco
V de Rabat
Engineering
Automatic Control|Electrical Engineering|
24 16 0.667 38 25 0.658 1520 773 0.509
10 92 2882 253892 Mansour Sobeh
Morocco
Mohammed VI
Phd
Phytochemistry|Pharmacognosy|
24 24 1.000 43 43 1.000 1418 1410 0.994
2 93 2886 254005 Sayeh Ezzikouri
Morocco
Institut Pasteur du
Maroc
Head of Laboratory, Researcher Associate, Institut
Pasteur du Maroc, Morocco
Hepatitis viruses|Liver cancer|Molecular Biology|Drug
discovery|Biomarkers discovery|
24 16 0.667 45 34 0.756 1361 809 0.594
13 94 40106 254443 Mouad Dahbi
Morocco
Mohammed VI
Energy Storage|Batteries|Capacitor|Electrochemistry|Materials science|
23 21 0.913 30 29 0.967 8148 6929 0.850
5 95 2901 254826
Saad Ibnsouda
Koraichi Morocco
Université Sidi
Mohammed Ben
Abdellah Fes
Biotechnologie|
23 20 0.870 47 40 0.851 5549 4923 0.887
2 96 2963 260554
Hamdani
Mohamed Morocco
d'Agadir
Education / Education
chemistry|electrochemistry|environment|
23 18 0.783 42 29 0.690 2327 1234 0.530
27 97 2968 260638 Youssef Ramli
Morocco
V de Rabat
Organic and Medecinal Chemistry|
23 22 0.957 50 42 0.840 2318 1947 0.840

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year
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total
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year
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5
year
/
total
10 98 2979 261561
Hassan
Hannache Morocco
de Casablanca
Engineering
composites materials|geopolymer|adsorbent materials|fibers|glasses|
23 19 0.826 46 33 0.717 2209 1440 0.652
18 99 3017 263180 Abdellatif Hafidi
Morocco
Marrakech
Lipids quality and technology|Membrane
separation|Emulsification|Bioactive compounds|Functionalities|
23 21 0.913 32 25 0.781 2059 1303 0.633
9 100 3029 263914 Badre Bossoufi
Morocco
Université Sidi
Mohammed Ben
Abdellah Fes
Power Electronics|Renewable Energy|Wind
Turbines|Photovoltaics|Electrical Engineering|
23 20 0.870 76 64 0.842 1997 1752 0.877
10 101 3048 264978 Abdellah Farah
Morocco
Université Sidi
Mohammed Ben
Abdellah Fes
phytochimie et pharmacologie|
23 18 0.783 58 44 0.759 1915 1272 0.664
1 102 3164 269732
Hicham Labrim
Morocco
Centre National de
l'Energie, des
Sciences et des
Techniques Nucleaires
Chercheur, CNESTEN
énergie|
23 19 0.826 58 46 0.793 1572 1242 0.790
6 103 3173 270170 Aziz Derouich
Morocco
Université Sidi
Mohammed Ben
Abdellah Fes
Engineering
Energies Renouvelables|Commande des Machines|E-Learning|
23 22 0.957 41 41 1.000 1532 1480 0.966
3 104 3194 271128 Meriem Khyatti
Morocco
Institut Pasteur du
Maroc
Institut Pasteur du Maroc
Oncologie Virologie immunologie|
23 15 0.652 33 22 0.667 1425 656 0.460
11 105 3197 271325
Hassan Ait
Ahsaine Morocco
Mohammed VI
University Mohammed V in Rabat
CO2 Reduction|Power to X|Photo/ElectroCatalysis|Porous materials|Energy
materials|
23 23 1.000 41 39 0.951 1395 1360 0.975
12 106 3204 271502 Victor Ongoma
Morocco
Mohammed VI
Climate Change AdaptationMohammed VI Polytechnic
University
Meteorology|Climate Change|Climate Services|Sustainable Development|
23 22 0.957 41 39 0.951 1370 1300 0.949
7 107 3207 271548
Abdelaziz El
Ghzizal Morocco
Université Sidi
Mohammed Ben
Abdellah Fes
renewable energy and intelligent systems|
23 22 0.957 36 34 0.944 1361 1305 0.959
21 108 3235 272875
El Hassan El
Mouden Morocco
Marrakech
Herpetology|conservation|zoology|population dynamics|
22 16 0.727 40 23 0.575 4848 2004 0.413
1 109 3240 273444
Abdellah
Zinedine
Morocco
Université Chouaib
Eddoukali
Engineering
Food Microbiology|Toxicology|Food Safety|
22 18 0.818 35 30 0.857 3901 1766 0.453
11 110 3266 275262
Mohammed
Berrada 1 Morocco
de Casablanca
Sciences des polymeres|Materiaux|Analyses physicochimiques|
22 15 0.682 32 20 0.625 2870 1001 0.349
28 111 3268 275544
Mohamed
Hmamouchi Morocco
V de Rabat
biologie phytochimie|
22 16 0.727 38 22 0.579 2784 1093 0.393
1 112 3273 275668
Gourich
Bouchaib
Morocco
Ain Chock
Engineering
Chemical and Environmental Engineering|
22 19 0.864 31 28 0.903 2747 1749 0.637

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year
/
total
8 113 3319 278344 Driss Mazouzi
Morocco
Université Sidi
Mohammed Ben
Abdellah Fes
Natural Sciences / Chemical Sciences 22 18 0.818 29 22 0.759 2250 1315 0.584
29 114 3325 278485 Akhaddar Ali
Morocco
V de Rabat
Medical and Health Sciences / Neurosurgery
Neurosurgery|CNS Infection|Spine|Medical writing|Bibliometrics|
22 13 0.591 76 26 0.342 2231 1013 0.454
2 115 3345 279567 Faouzi Bekkaoui
Morocco
Recherche
Agronomique INRA
Director INRA Morocco
plant biotechnology|genomics|fertilizers|agroforestry|crop improvement|
22 8 0.364 32 6 0.188 2104 547 0.260
19 116 3351 279904 Yedir Ouhdouch
Morocco
Marrakech
Actinobactéries|biotechnologie microbienne|solubilisation des
phosphate|production d'antibiotique|
22 17 0.773 36 30 0.833 2072 1090 0.526
30 117 3363 280437 Lahcen Azrar
Morocco
V de Rabat
Mathematical modeling and numerical analysis|ODE PDE and stochastic
process|nonlinear structural dynamics|multifunctional m|
22 16 0.727 42 29 0.690 2024 882 0.436
5 118 3422 283490
Mohamed
Kerouad Morocco
Université Moulay
Ismail Meknès
Physique|
22 18 0.818 58 40 0.690 1793 1019 0.568
31 119 3423 283505 M.Taibi
Morocco
V de Rabat
Chimie des matériaux|Propriétés physico-chimiques des matériaux|
22 15 0.682 59 31 0.525 1792 988 0.551
3 120 3431 283992 Said Gharby
Morocco
d'Agadir
Chimie analytique|chimie des plantes|lipides|controle qualité|
22 19 0.864 44 41 0.932 1762 1331 0.755
2 121 3465 285545 Mounia Achak
Morocco
Université Chouaib
Eddoukali
chimie d'environnement|traitement des eaux|
22 17 0.773 37 33 0.892 1670 983 0.589
5 122 3473 285855 Khalid Nouneh
Morocco
Kénitra
Thin films|nanostructures|SPR|photovoltaics|Photocatalysis|
22 15 0.682 30 19 0.633 1651 971 0.588
12 123 3581 289655 Said Ouaskit
Morocco
de Casablanca
Nanotechnology
nanomatériaux|matière condensée|nanofluides|
22 17 0.773 40 26 0.650 1415 696 0.492
14 124 3584 289780 Bargaz Adnane
Morocco
Mohammed VI
Plant Science|Rhizosphere Biology and Fertilization|
22 18 0.818 33 30 0.909 1406 1122 0.798
20 125 3600 290029
Mohamed
Bennis Morocco
Marrakech
Natural Sciences / Biological Science 22 17 0.773 48 24 0.500 1388 793 0.571
22 126 3609 290364
Abderrahmane
Romane Morocco
Marrakech
Chimie Analytique Phytochimie|
22 18 0.818 40 32 0.800 1360 971 0.714
32 127 3640 291191
Ihsane
Hmamouchi Morocco
V de Rabat
Rhumatologie|Epidemiologie|Qualité de vie|Outcomes|IA|
22 19 0.864 31 25 0.806 1273 882 0.693
33 128 3739 298877
Ahmed El
Hassani Morocco
V de Rabat
géologie|patrimoine géologique|environnement|
21 11 0.524 47 18 0.383 2042 675 0.331
34 129 3740 298938
Mohamed
Essaaidi Morocco
V de Rabat
Engineering & Technology / Engineering 21 16 0.762 55 37 0.673 2036 1218 0.598
6 130 3749 299278
Abdelmajid
Soulaymani Morocco
Kénitra
Medical and Health Sciences / Medical Genetics
Toxicologie|Epidémiologie|Envenimation|
21 13 0.619 59 27 0.458 2004 1121 0.559

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year
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year
/
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13 131 3769 299891
El Bouari
Abdeslam Morocco
de Casablanca
Physico-chimie des Matériaux|
21 20 0.952 42 35 0.833 1948 1738 0.892
11 132 3773 300177
Ammor
Abderrahmane Morocco
Université Sidi
Mohammed Ben
Abdellah Fes
Géologie|
21 16 0.762 36 30 0.833 1923 990 0.515
14 133 3796 301329 Rachid Saile
Morocco
de Casablanca
Biologie|
21 15 0.714 37 21 0.568 1832 655 0.358
17 134 3802 301707
Abourriche
Abdelmjid Morocco
de Casablanca
Hassan II university of Casablanca
organic chemistry|marine natural products|drug and food research|
21 15 0.714 31 23 0.742 1805 913 0.506
35 135 3855 303909
Omar
Mounkachi, Morocco
V de Rabat
Spintronics|phosphorene|hydrogen storage|magnetic refrigeration|Ferrites
and nanoferrites|
21 18 0.857 55 44 0.800 1665 1375 0.826
15 136 3874 304695
Ngonidzashe
Chirinda Morocco
Mohammed VI
UM6P 21 18 0.857 29 27 0.931 1622 1227 0.756
12 137 3988 308828
Mohammed
Karim Morocco
Université Sidi
Mohammed Ben
Abdellah Fes
Engineering & Technology / Biomedical Engineering
Embedded Systems|biomedical engineering|Electrical Machine Control|E-
Learning|
21 15 0.714 50 27 0.540 1409 868 0.616
36 138 4013 309908
Ahmed
Bouhaouss Morocco
V de Rabat
eau environnement|
21 11 0.524 34 11 0.324 1352 464 0.343
4 139 4032 310622 A Benlhachemi
Morocco
d'Agadir
Engineering
Science des matériaux|
21 19 0.905 46 37 0.804 1312 1059 0.807
37 140 4045 310875 Rhazi Laila
Morocco
V de Rabat
Ecologie aquatique|Fonctionnement et biodiversité des zones humides
mediterrannéennes|
21 14 0.667 37 28 0.757 1296 763 0.589
38 141 4088 311947 E. Feddi
Morocco
V de Rabat
Optoelectronique des nanomateriaux de semiconducteurs|
21 16 0.762 42 34 0.810 1218 885 0.727
3 142 4097 312325 Mohamed Zbair
Morocco
Université Chouaib
Eddoukali
Carbon materials|Adsorption|Catalysts|Catalysis|Thermochemical Energy
storage|
21 21 1.000 38 38 1.000 1185 1185 1.000
1 143 4174 316063
Abdellatif
Hasnaoui
Morocco
Université Sultan
Moulay Slimane Beni
Mellal
LS3M, Sultan Moulay Slimane University of Beni Mellal,
FP-Khouribga, Morocco
atomistic simulation & materials science|metallic glasses|
20 19 0.950 35 34 0.971 2793 1207 0.432
15 144 4197 317966 Rachida Roky
Morocco
de Casablanca
Professor of Neuroscience, Hassan II university of
Casablanca
Neurosciences|bioethics|Ramadan|sex as biological factor|
20 17 0.850 21 19 0.905 2246 778 0.346
16 145 4218 319294 Younes Abboud
Morocco
de Casablanca
étude et inhibition de Corrosion|Synthèse caractérisation et application des
nanoparticules|
20 16 0.800 24 21 0.875 2041 1352 0.662
4 146 4257 321702
Abdelmajid
Belafhal Morocco
Université Chouaib
Eddoukali
Laser Physics|
20 15 0.750 57 34 0.596 1789 985 0.551
4 147 4324 325166
Azizi
Abdelmalek Morocco
Premier Oujda
Mathématiques|Cryptographie et leurs Histoire|
20 12 0.600 53 19 0.358 1566 756 0.483

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year
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year
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year
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year
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year
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5
year
/
total
23 148 4359 326682 M. Hajjaji
Morocco
Marrakech
Engineering
Materials science|traditional ceramics|clays & chemical pollutants|
20 18 0.900 37 28 0.757 1486 826 0.556
4 149 4399 328418 Jean-Noël Ferrié
Morocco
Université
Internationale de
Rabat
Social Sciences / Political Science
Politiques publiques - Ecologie de la santé - Normativités - Epistémologie
des sciences sociales|
20 9 0.450 51 7 0.137 1405 358 0.255
6 150 4407 328842
Mohammed
Boulmalf Morocco
Université
Internationale de
Rabat
WSNs|VANET|SDN|Security|Networking QoS|
20 11 0.550 40 12 0.300 1387 512 0.369
5 151 4421 329294
Abdelowahed
Hajjaji Morocco
Université Chouaib
Eddoukali
Natural Sciences / Physics 20 14 0.700 45 33 0.733 1368 871 0.637
5 152 4509 332295 Imad Ghozlani
Morocco
d'Agadir
Rheumatology|
20 12 0.600 28 19 0.679 1235 554 0.449
6 153 4534 332962
Brahim El
Ibrahimi Morocco
d'Agadir
Corrosion inhibition|Electrodegradation|Quantum chemistry
computations|Molecular mechanics calculations|QSAR/QSPR modelling|
20 20 1.000 30 29 0.967 1203 1196 0.994
13 154 4536 332989
Abdellatif
Boukir Morocco
Université Sidi
Mohammed Ben
Abdellah Fes
Chimie|Spectroscopie|Environnement|Patrimoine Culturel|Extraction Huiles
Essentielles|
20 17 0.850 26 24 0.923 1202 708 0.589
6 155 4544 333154 Lahcen Bih
Morocco
Université Moulay
Ismail Meknès
Physico-chimie des matériaux|
20 14 0.700 35 23 0.657 1193 661 0.554
7 156 4549 333439 B. Bakiz
Morocco
d'Agadir
Engineering & Technology / Mechanical Engineering 20 18 0.900 38 34 0.895 1179 1038 0.880
14 157 4583 334341 Saad Motahhir
Morocco
Université Sidi
Mohammed Ben
Abdellah Fes
Embedded systems|
20 20 1.000 25 25 1.000 1132 1118 0.988
39 158 4606 334973
Yassine
Hassouni Morocco
V de Rabat
Exterior|Heisenberg and Lie Algebras|Coherent States And Quantum
Information Theorys|
20 11 0.550 37 15 0.405 1089 418 0.384
3 159 4628 335462
Sraïri Mohamed
Taher Morocco
II
Medical and Health Sciences / Veterinary Sciences
Crop/Livestock Systems|Dairy Science|Milk Quality|
20 12 0.600 32 14 0.438 1047 429 0.410
18 160 4630 335502 Fouad Mellouki
Morocco
de Casablanca
Plantes médicinales|antibioresisrance|lutte anivectorielle et resistance aux
insecticide|nematodes|lichens|
20 14 0.700 27 19 0.704 1045 533 0.510
8 161 4673 336500
Mohamed
Laabd Morocco
d'Agadir
Chemistry|Conducting polymers and their composites|Adsorption|Density
functional theory DFT calculations|Humic substances by|
20 19 0.950 28 28 1.000 839 818 0.975
15 162 4706 340043 Yahia Rharrabti
Morocco
Université Sidi
Mohammed Ben
Abdellah Fes
Medical and Health Sciences / Physiology
Agriculture|Agronomy|Agrifoods|
19 17 0.895 31 29 0.935 2293 985 0.430
24 163 4710 340285 Rachid Benbrik
Morocco
Marrakech
Higgs Physics|LHC colliders|building models|High energy physics|
19 15 0.789 27 17 0.630 2234 1083 0.485

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year
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year
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total
40 164 4743 342330 Katim Alaoui
Morocco
V de Rabat
Pharmacodynamie|Substances Naturelles|
19 16 0.842 37 23 0.622 1900 1006 0.529
41 165 4771 343838
Mohamed
Fennane Morocco
V de Rabat
Natural Sciences / Geography
Floristique|Phytoécologie|Phytosociologie|Conservation|
19 14 0.737 34 19 0.559 1738 868 0.499
7 166 4885 349160 Said Boukhris
Morocco
Kénitra
Synthèse Organique|Hétérocycles Catalyse Hétérogène. Valorisation des
produits naturels|
19 17 0.895 38 32 0.842 1414 1038 0.734
25 167 4890 349324
Barakate
Mustapha Morocco
Marrakech
Actinobacteria|PGPR|bioactive compounds|Biocontrol-Biopesticides-
biostimulants|endophytes|
19 15 0.789 27 22 0.815 1407 781 0.555
1 168 4892 349352
Fouad Riane
Morocco
Ecole Centrale
Casablanca
Social Sciences / Transportation Science & Technology
Supply Chain Management|Production Planning|Scheduling|
19 12 0.632 26 14 0.538 1406 518 0.368
1 169 4902 349636
Omar Cherkaoui
Morocco
Ecole Supérieure des
Industries du Textile
et de l'Habillement
Textile materials|natural fibers|composites|textile engineering|functional
textiles|
19 17 0.895 40 31 0.775 1393 1191 0.855
42 170 4905 349725 L Laânab
Morocco
V de Rabat
Engineering
Semiconductor Devices|nanomaterials|
19 16 0.842 31 20 0.645 1389 658 0.474
16 171 5027 354087 Amine Belhadi
Morocco
Mohammed VI
Cadi Ayyad University
Lean|Industry 4.0|big data analytics|Supply chain management|circular
economy|
19 19 1.000 20 20 1.000 1224 1219 0.996
630 172 5028 354168 Reda Moubah
Morocco
de Casablanca
Engineering
Materials science|
19 15 0.789 41 22 0.537 1220 796 0.652
43 173 5040 354406 Mimoun Harnafi
Morocco
V de Rabat
sciences de la terre|
19 16 0.842 24 20 0.833 1212 652 0.538
8 174 5075 355632
Achour
Mohammed
Essaid
Morocco
Kénitra
Engineering
electrical and dielectric properties of the binary and ternary composite ma|
19 13 0.684 43 20 0.465 1167 526 0.451
44 175 5108 356412 Hocein Bazairi
Morocco
V de Rabat
Engineering & Technology / Marine Engineering
Océanographie biologique|
19 15 0.789 30 24 0.800 1138 714 0.627
9 176 5155 357750
Nada Kheira
Sebbar Morocco
d'Agadir
Chimie Organique hétérocyclique|Corrosion|Chimie
théorique|RX|Modélisation moléculaire|
19 17 0.895 37 29 0.784 1085 854 0.787
10 177 5190 358594
Dris
Benhmamou Morocco
d'Agadir
Engineering
corrosion|
19 15 0.789 26 21 0.808 1048 557 0.531
2 178 5251 360217
Tijani
Bounahmidi Morocco
Université Euro-
Méditerranéenne de
Fès
Génie des Procédés|Génie Chimique|Energie|Eau|
19 13 0.684 28 18 0.643 957 603 0.630
1 179 5280 360887
Mama El Rhazi
Morocco
Mohammedia
capteurs électrochimiques|fuel cell|conducting polymers|
19 15 0.789 28 20 0.714 905 621 0.686

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year
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year
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5
year
/
total
17 180 5315 361654 Brahim Achiou
Morocco
Mohammed VI
Engineering & Technology / Chemical Engineering
Membrane Technology|Geomaterials|Zeolites|Chemical Engineering|
19 19 1.000 23 23 1.000 744 740 0.995
11 181 5332 363045 Rida Bilak
Morocco
d'Agadir
Engineering
Matériaux|Métallurgie et Ingénierie des Procédés|
18 12 0.667 30 15 0.500 3161 559 0.177
45 182 5359 365383
Ahmed
Bouhouche Morocco
V de Rabat
Génétique Humaine|
18 13 0.722 26 18 0.692 2097 933 0.445
26 183 5366 366055 Slimani Tahar
Morocco
Marrakech
Biodiversity|vertebrates|population dynamics|eco-physiology|Conservation
Biology|
18 17 0.944 32 21 0.656 1958 1182 0.604
3 184 5371 366281
Hassan
Ouabbou Morocco
Recherche
Agronomique INRA
INRA Morocco
Crop physiology and Genetic Resources …|
18 15 0.833 21 18 0.857 1925 883 0.459
27 185 5382 366821
Hajar
Mousannif Morocco
Marrakech
Artificial Intelligence|Machine Learning|Data Analytics|IoT|
18 17 0.944 26 24 0.923 1846 1700 0.921
16 186 5394 367725 Mohamed Jamal
Morocco
Université Sidi
Mohammed Ben
Abdellah Fes
Engineering & Technology / Civil Engineering
Géotechnique|sédimentologie...|
18 12 0.667 19 13 0.684 1736 622 0.358
4 187 5396 367749 Rachid Hadria
Morocco
Recherche
Agronomique INRA
National Institute of Agronomic Research
Crop Modeling|Remote Sensing and GIS Applied to Natural …|
18 15 0.833 29 24 0.828 1733 850 0.490
28 188 5437 370458
Abdellatif
Nachab Morocco
Marrakech
Physique et techniques nucléaires|
18 11 0.611 23 14 0.609 1509 475 0.315
5 189 5441 370494 Abdelaziz Yasri
Morocco
Recherche
Agronomique INRA
National Institut for Agronomic Research
Medicinal & Aromatic Plants|
18 16 0.889 34 28 0.824 1506 713 0.473
46 190 5569 376062
Abdelfatah
Tahiri Morocco
V de Rabat
Earth Sciences orcid|
18 12 0.667 36 18 0.500 1244 615 0.494
4 191 5574 376160
Mohammed
Bouhorma Morocco
Abdelmalek Essaadi
University
Professor, Computer science and Network
Cybersecurity|Iot|Big data|Serious games|
18 16 0.889 34 27 0.794 1240 864 0.697
19 192 5597 376902
Youssef El
Foutayeni Morocco
de Casablanca
Natural Sciences / Mathematics 18 15 0.833 61 55 0.902 1213 1019 0.840
29 193 5598 376905 Lahcen Maniar
Morocco
Marrakech
Control theory: controllability and stabilization|
18 12 0.667 36 18 0.500 1213 537 0.443
30 194 5650 378755
Brahim
Benhamou Morocco
Marrakech
Energy Efficiency in Buildings|Heat and Mass
Transfer|Desalination|Computational Fluid Dynamics|
18 14 0.778 28 22 0.786 1151 773 0.672
47 195 5688 379921
Ahmed
Hammouch Morocco
V de Rabat IT|
18 15 0.833 32 28 0.875 1113 863 0.775

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year
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year
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5
year
/
total
48 196 5698 380391
El Amrani El
Hassani Iz-
Eddine
Morocco
V de Rabat
Géologie|Géomatériaux|
18 17 0.944 29 26 0.897 1098 876 0.798
6 197 5709 380718 Saber Hafid
Morocco
Université Chouaib
Eddoukali
Earth sciences|Geodynamic|Biostratigraphy|Sedimentology|Ichnology|
18 15 0.833 32 21 0.656 1087 671 0.617
3 198 5718 380885 Khalid Draoui
Morocco
Abdelmalek Essaadi
University
Professeur de chimie, université Abdelmalek Essaadi
UAE de Tétouan
clays|polymers|nanocomposites|Electrochemistry|Thermodynamics|
18 15 0.833 33 25 0.758 1081 689 0.637
31 199 5731 381282
Ahmed El
Hichou Morocco
Marrakech
Engineering
Sciences des matériaux|Cellules photovoltaiques|
18 11 0.611 22 14 0.636 1069 370 0.346
32 200 5778 382400
M'hamed
Esseffar Morocco
Marrakech
Natural Sciences / Chemical Sciences 18 6 0.333 32 4 0.125 1034 153 0.148
17 201 5820 383610
Izeddine
Zorkani Morocco
Université Sidi
Mohammed Ben
Abdellah Fes
nanosciences|renewwables energies|
18 13 0.722 33 22 0.667 993 620 0.624
7 202 5830 383813 Zaim Ahmed
Morocco
Université Moulay
Ismail Meknès
Nanomatériaux|Systèmes magnétiques et diélectriques|Physique des
surfaces et interfaces|Simulation Monte Carlo|Méthodes|
18 14 0.778 25 20 0.800 986 567 0.575
18 203 5844 384167 Ali Ahaitouf
Morocco
Université Sidi
Mohammed Ben
Abdellah Fes
Engineering
Microélectronique|composants électronique|conception de circuits integrés
analogiques et numériques|codage-décodage|CPV|
18 12 0.667 30 14 0.467 973 543 0.558
49 204 5883 385501 Abdelilah Jilbab
Morocco
V de Rabat
Engineering
Traitement de signal et systèmes embarqués|
18 16 0.889 29 25 0.862 925 797 0.862
18 205 5893 385722
Hicham Ben
Youcef Morocco
Mohammed VI
Mohammed VI Polytechnic University
Polymers & Composites|Energy Materials|Fuel cells|Batteries|Membranes|
18 14 0.778 24 19 0.792 917 602 0.656
50 206 5913 386045
Lahcen
Aitbrahim Morocco
V de Rabat
geologie|
18 8 0.444 26 8 0.308 904 337 0.373
9 207 5941 386804 Moussa Ouakki
Morocco
Kénitra
corrosion|Electrochemistry|Materials|inhibition|
18 18 1.000 26 26 1.000 869 868 0.999
12 208 5979 387954 Yassine Naciri
Morocco
d'Agadir
Engineering
Photocatalysis|Water splitting|Water treatment|Adsorption|Materials
science|
18 18 1.000 23 23 1.000 794 794 1.000
25 209 5995 388359
Mhamed
Sayyouri Morocco
Université Sidi
Mohammed Ben
Abdellah Fes
Image Analysis by Moment Method|
18 17 0.944 26 26 1.000 741 698 0.942
51 210 6116 396572 Souad El Hajjaji
Morocco
V de Rabat
Chemistry|materiel science|environment|
17 15 0.882 40 27 0.675 1463 942 0.644
19 211 6120 396843
Abdeslam
Ennabili Morocco
Université Sidi
Mohammed Ben
Abdellah Fes
Environmental Science|Applied Botany|Constructed Wetlands|
17 11 0.647 36 15 0.417 1444 654 0.453

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year
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20 212 6157 398758
Naima El
Ghachtouli Morocco
Université Sidi
Mohammed Ben
Abdellah Fes
Science and Technology 17 15 0.882 24 23 0.958 1327 977 0.736
33 213 6160 398859
Abdelilah El
Abbassi Morocco
Marrakech
Engineering
Bioresources Valorization|Membrane Technologies|Food Sciences and
Nutrition|Biochemistry|
17 16 0.941 19 16 0.842 1323 932 0.704
20 214 6167 399254 Lahssen Baidder
Morocco
de Casablanca
Engineering & Technology / Civil Engineering
Géologie structurale|cartographie|
17 15 0.882 26 24 0.923 1303 906 0.695
52 215 6168 399324
Souad Fkih
Tetouani Morocco
V de Rabat
pharmacologie|chimie|
17 9 0.529 27 7 0.259 1300 317 0.244
53 216 6181 399771
Mohamed
Cherkaoui Morocco
V de Rabat
Contrôle intelligeant des systèmes et machines électriques|Energies
renouvelables|Convertisseurs électroniques de puissanc|
17 15 0.882 37 25 0.676 1279 911 0.712
21 217 6191 400120 Rachid Sehaqui
Morocco
de Casablanca
Transferts Thermique|Modélisation et Simulation Numérique|Mécanique
des Fluides|
17 16 0.941 23 23 1.000 1264 1223 0.968
21 218 6208 400735 Farid Abdi
Morocco
Université Sidi
Mohammed Ben
Abdellah Fes
Engineering
17 12 0.706 22 16 0.727 1238 485 0.392
36 219 6209 400742
Mustapha Ait
Ali Morocco
Marrakech
Chimie|
17 13 0.765 34 20 0.588 1237 793 0.641
22 220 6213 401091 Aawatif Hayar
Morocco
de Casablanca
Engineering & Technology / Electrical & Information
Engineering
Smart cities|ICT|Smart grids|energy efficiency|cognitive radio|
17 10 0.588 36 10 0.278 1224 332 0.271
54 221 6234 401903
Mohamed
Tabyaoui Morocco
V de Rabat
Chimie des Plantes|Chimie organique appliquée|
17 15 0.882 24 20 0.833 1194 1008 0.844
22 222 6248 402353 Jamil Toyir
Morocco
Université Sidi
Mohammed Ben
Abdellah Fes
Arts, Design and Architecture / Arts 17 13 0.765 20 16 0.800 1178 600 0.509
7 223 6296 403671 Khalid Bouziane
Morocco
Université
Internationale de
Rabat
Engineering
Materials and nano materials for spintronics|microelectronics|energy
storage and modulations|
17 12 0.706 29 14 0.483 1131 598 0.529
34 224 6325 404352
Karima
Abdelouahdi Morocco
Marrakech
Nanotechnology
nanomateriaux|
17 15 0.882 21 18 0.857 1111 911 0.820
55 225 6337 404631
Mohammed El
Hassouni, Morocco
V de Rabat
Computer Vision|Deep learning|Complex Networks|Data modeling and
analysis|Artificial Intelligence|
17 16 0.941 38 29 0.763 1102 858 0.779
23 226 6378 405649
Said Ouatik El
Alaoui Morocco
Université Sidi
Mohammed Ben
Abdellah Fes
Engineering & Technology / Biomedical Engineering
Natural Language Processing|Information Retreival|Question
Answering|Biomedical Informatics|Content Based Image Retrieval|
17 16 0.941 34 30 0.882 1071 840 0.784
56 227 6566 410530 Abdellatif Bayed
Morocco
V de Rabat
Biologie et Ecologie marines|
17 9 0.529 30 8 0.267 937 312 0.333

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35 228 6574 410731 M'barek Amjoud
Morocco
Marrakech
Engineering
Material science|
17 15 0.882 26 23 0.885 932 679 0.729
24 229 6582 410894
Mohammed
Benzakour Morocco
Université Sidi
Mohammed Ben
Abdellah Fes
Chimie théorique|
17 16 0.941 24 19 0.792 928 704 0.759
5 230 6724 414451 Pr. Jalal Isaad
Morocco
Abdelmalek Essaadi
University
Université Abdelmalek Essaadi - Tétouan. Maroc
Development of probes and adsorbents for the chemical detection of
Pollutants in water and their removal|
17 12 0.706 24 16 0.667 824 406 0.493
20 231 6765 415509 Krishna Devkota
Morocco
Mohammed VI
Mohammed VI Polytechnic UniversityBen
GuerirMorocco
Sustainable Agriculture Development in Africa|
17 15 0.882 21 18 0.857 786 590 0.751
6 232 6771 415580
El Amiri
Bouchra Morocco
Recherche
Agronomique INRA
INRA, CRRA-Settat
Productions animales|reproduction assisté|physiologie de
reproduction|biologie de reproduction|
17 11 0.647 21 12 0.571 783 347 0.443
7 233 6817 416602 El Mahdi Assaid
Morocco
Université Chouaib
Eddoukali
Optoelectronics|Solar Cells Materials|Nanophysics|Semiconductor
Quantum Dots|
17 13 0.765 27 16 0.593 732 428 0.585
4 234 6828 416857
Ouafaa Fassi
Fihri Morocco
II
Medical and Health Sciences / Virology
virology|
17 15 0.882 26 24 0.923 717 619 0.863
26 235 6864 417676 Samira Benali
Morocco
Université Sidi
Mohammed Ben
Abdellah Fes
les Sciences|
17 11 0.647 23 13 0.565 636 346 0.544
13 236 6865 417698
Mustapha
Faghire Morocco
d'Agadir
Microbiology|Biotechnology|Reverse Transcription PCR|Biological Nitrogen
Fixation|Salt-Tolerance|
17 13 0.765 18 15 0.833 632 336 0.532
10 237 6870 417796
Younes El
Kacimi Morocco
Kénitra
Engineering
Corrosion science|Materials Science|
17 17 1.000 18 18 1.000 605 578 0.955
57 238 6948 423552
Abderrahmane
Nounah Morocco
V de Rabat
Chimie matériaux environnement|
16 12 0.750 21 14 0.667 1540 706 0.458
8 239 6986 425782 Younes Achaoui
Morocco
Université Moulay
Ismail Meknès
Phononic Crystals|Acoustic Metamaterials|Wave Control|
16 15 0.938 19 18 0.947 1355 919 0.678
11 240 6993 426092
Aguenaou
Hassan Morocco
Kénitra
Medical and Health Sciences / Nutrition and Dietetics
Nutrition|Food|Health|
16 15 0.938 34 27 0.794 1335 813 0.609
58 241 7007 426648
Ameziane El
Hassani Rabii Morocco
V de Rabat
Cancer|NADPH Oxidases|Oxidative Stress|Genomic Instability|Epigenetic|
16 14 0.875 19 16 0.842 1301 668 0.513
21 242 7018 427519
Lamfeddal
Kouisni Morocco
Mohammed VI
University Mohammed VI Polytechnic
Biorefinery|mining|
16 15 0.938 19 19 1.000 1253 731 0.583
59 243 7028 428002
Mohammed
Halim Morocco
V de Rabat
Engineering
sciences des matériaux|
16 13 0.813 25 20 0.800 1229 768 0.625

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