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for interdisciplinary research. The research program of ACER is multidisciplinary, with faculty members from backgrounds in Chemistry, Physics, Chemical Engineering, and Environmental Engineering focusing on different
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and how to improve it contains, particularly, on its stable form and establish the relationships between SOM and biological indicators for soil health under different land uses). Area of specialization
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CSAES - Postdoctoral in Experimentation and analysis of the dissolution and diffusion of different fertilizer formulations About UM6P: At the heart of the future Green City of Benguerir
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of different P-based materials via the sol-gel and solvothermal methods with control over morphology, particle size, and composition. Material characterization using XRD, SEM, EDS, ICP, BET, TGA, FTIR, RAMAN
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chemistry of materials, materials science, electrochemistry, materials synthesis and battery research. Key responsibilities: Synthesis of different P-based materials via the sol-gel and solvothermal methods
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CSAES - Postdoctoral Position in Experimentation and modeling of the interactions of different fertilizer formulations with the water-soil-plant-atmosphere continuum. About UM6P: At the heart of the
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the effects of thermochemical treatment on release behavior. Design and conduct greenhouse experiments under different moisture regimes, assess plant growth parameters, physiological stress markers (proline
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organized in different research clusters including Energy Transition, Smart and Functional Materials, and Sustainable Materials. With more than 160 members and several national and international academic and
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a set of tailored climate services based on different observational and modeled data and considering the end-user requirements. The ideal candidate should have a strong expertise in agroclimatology
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the relationships between SOM and biological indicators for soil health under different land uses). Area of specialization: Degraded soils, Organic matter, organo-mineral amendment, microbial inoculation, plant