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and energy-efficient drones. Keywords: Morphing wings, composites, additive manufacturing, aerodynamics, UAV design. Objectives: The main objective is to support the development and validation
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design. Objectives: The main objective is to support the development and validation of morphing drone prototypes by combining structural optimization, lightweight design, and experimental testing
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industrial conditions. Keywords: Artificial intelligence, autonomy, digital twin, edge computing, UAV systems. Objectives: Support the development of AI and machine learning algorithms for autonomous
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management platforms, contributing to the deployment of smart UAV demonstrators under industrial conditions. Keywords: Artificial intelligence, autonomy, digital twin, edge computing, UAV systems. Objectives
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, renewable once Location: UM6P, Benguerir Campus Preferred Start Date: As soon as possible 1. Context and Objectives As part of the project "Redesign of extraction methods for improving phosphate quality", we
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acquaintance or social interaction, transportation systems and biological interactions. These systems are represented as networks. A network is a set of objects that are connected to each other in some fashion
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to evaluate air pollution in Morocco and Africa using modelling tools. The project objectives fall around the chemical transport modelling of the composition of the air over Morocco and Africa, better
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objectives is to provide decision- support tools and services to local, national, and international users in water and food systems. Job description: We are seeking a highly motivated Post-Doctoral Researcher
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will have the objective of developing models for estimating and predicting the yields of targeted crops in Africa. Main responsibilities: The selected candidate will be expected to: Collect the data
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possible 1. Context and Objectives As part of the project "Redesign of extraction methods for improving phosphate quality", we are hiring a postdoctoral researcher to work on rethinking extraction methods