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Curriculum Vitae EPIKH administrators are allowed to treat all the data below Abderrahman El Kharrim Contribution to scientific and technical research projects Personal data Date and place of birth : 22 August 1977, Tangier (Morocco) Nationality : Moroccan Tel No : (+212) 0658 722 734 Passport No: M 115246 Email : [email protected] / [email protected] Address : Av Barcelona, Rue Astoria, N°1, Tangier, Morocco Educational background 2009 Ph.D. in Physics Place: Univ. Mohamed Premier, Fac. Sciences, Oujda (Morocco) Topic: « Preparation of the ATLAS experiment at CERN in Geneva : Crosstalk study in the Electromagnetic End-cap Calorimeter and the integration of a distributed information management in the Hadronic Tile Calorimeter high voltage control system». 2002 Magister degree in Astrophysics, Physics of Matter and Nuclear Physics. Place: Univ. Mohamed Premier, Fac. Sciences, Oujda (Morocco) Topic: «The ATLAS Electromagnetic End-cap Calorimeter». 2000 Bachelor in Civil Engineering Place: Univ. Abdelmalek Essaâdi, Fac. Sciences & Techniques, Tangier (Morocco) Topics: «Case study of an iso-static pre-constraint concrete bridge and developing a Delphi based application to simulate 3D iron wireframes response to constraints». 1996 High school degree in Experimental Sciences Place: High school Abbas Essebti, Tangier (Morocco) 1/5 Additional trainings 2007 - 2008 PHP/MySQL/HTML/CSS/JavaScript, Quality model CMM SQLI - Offshore agency - Oujda Web projects management SQLI - Offshore agency - Casablanca Professional experience Currently CNRST, National Center for Scientific and Technical Research– Rabat Position : Administrator, MARWAN/TIC division Functions and roles : - Support computing grid activities - Trainings and user applications support - Involvement to research projects with university 2007 - 2009 SQLI group, French company of web services Position : Web Developer and team coordinator, TMA unit Functions and roles : - Coordinate TMA projects activities - Human Resource Joint - Web projects development Research Areas Physics and Computing Pedagogical experience Technical and pedagogical support for Master and Ph.D. students, co-supervising, courses and trainings Skills Programming Languages: C++, C#, Php Scripting languages: Shell, Python, JavaScript Information Technology Frameworks: .NET, Symfony, Zend Operating systems: Linux/Windows Research tools : ATLAS software, Geant4, ROOT, MATLAB Miscellaneous: Databases, Networking and communication protocols, Word processing tools, Graphics and Multimedia 2/5 Languages Arabic (Mother tongue) English (good) French (good) R&D related Activities Description Grille de calcul et e-sciences: Analyse des données du détecteur ATLAS et physique médicale (I PCI2010 workshop) Research stay at IFIC: Visit ATLAS Tier2/3 facilities and administrators. Meet physics groups. Partons in Nucleons and Nuclei Workshop EumedSupport/EPIKH workshop Grid school for application porting International Symposium of Chemoinformatics UNESCO-HP Brain Gain Initiative Le Premier Congrès Nord-Sud sur la Recherche et l’Enseignement de la Physique. La 5éme Rencontre Nationale des Jeunes Chercheurs en Physique (RNJCP). Research stay at CERN. C++ Development. Upgrading the TILCAL high voltage DCS (Detector Control System) to become a DIM (Distributed Information Management) based application. The International Conference on High Energy and Mathematical Physics (ICHEMP). The 7th School on Non-Accelerator Astroparticle Physics at the Abdus Salam ICTP. Research stay at Particle Physics Center of Marseille. Initiation to the test beam data analysis using EMTB (Electromagnetic Testbeam) Place Date Rabat/ Morocco 05-06/10, 2011 Valence/ Spain 06-19/09, 2011 Marrakech/Morocco CNRSTRabat/Morocco CNRST-Rabat/Moroco El Jadida/Morocco Pretoria/South Africa 26-30/09, 2011 Oujda/Morocco 09-13/04, 2007 Casablanca/Morocco 19-20/12, 2006 Genève/Switzerland 01/08 - 01/10, 2006 Marrakech/ Morocco 04-07/04, 2005 Trieste/Italy 26/07 - 06/08, 2004 Marseille/France 15/09 - 30/11, 2003 16/06, 2011 06-15/06, 2011 10/05, 2011 21-28/03, 2011 Publications Type Title Pub. Impact of image filtering using Perona-Malik anisotropic equations on Scanner images Study of the response of the ATLAS electromagnetic liquid argon calorimeters to muons Pub. Pub. Pub. Pub. Overview of the ATLAS TileCal High Voltage DCS Response Uniformity of the ATLAS Liquid Argon Electromagnetic Calorimeter Crosstalk and Energy Resolution Studies in the Place and date of publication Being published, 2010 Elsevier/NIM-A, Volume 606, Issue 3, 21 July 2009, Pages 419-431 International Review of Physics (IREPHY), vol. 2, Issue 1, February 2008 Elsevier/NIM-A, Volume 582, Issue 2, 21 November 2007, Pages 429-455 African Journal of Mathematical Physics 3/5 ATLAS Electromagnetic EndCap Calorimeter Pub. Sci. Note Com. Com. Com. Com. Position resolution and particle identification with the ATLAS EM calorimeter Vol3 No 1 (2006) 191-196 Elsevier/NIM-A, Volume 550, Issues 1-2, 11 September 2005, Pages 96-115 Crosstalk in production modules of the Electromagnetic Endcap Calorimeter ATL-LARG-2003-012 5ème RNJCP, Casablanca, 2006 ICHEMP05, Marrakech, 2005 The ATLAS EMEC Calorimeter Performance Crosstalk and Energy Resolution Studies in the ATLAS EMEC Calorimeter Etude de la diaphonie et de la perte d'énergie dans les modules du calorimètre électromagnétique bouchon d'Atlas The High Voltage Detector Control System of the ATLAS TileCal Com. Contribution to ATLAS calorimetry Com. Grille de calcul : Outil stratégique pour la chimie computationnelle Congrès Général de la SFP, Lille, 2005 Congrès NSREP, Oujda, 2007 ICPE2007, Marrakech, 2007 Colloque international de chemoinformatique, El-jadida, Mai 2011 Research Experience My research work was carried out within the international collaboration of the ATLAS experiment. I had the opportunity to live the process of the detector’s building, simulation, test and launch. This allowed me to topple between four challenging domains: physics, electronics, industry and computing. ATLAS (A Toroidal LHC ApparatuS) is one of the experiments equipping the collision points at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN-Geneva started by the end of the year 2009. The main goal of the experiment is the discovery of the Higgs boson, the missing piece in the Standard Model (SM) of Particle Physics and to explore physics beyond the SM. The calorimeters are the vital subdetectors of ATLAS and are playing a key role in the discovery potential aimed by the experiment since they are devices for measuring particles energy. My research work focuses on the analysis of the read-out data coming from the Electromagnetic End-cap Calorimeter (EMEC) underlying electronics and on the High Voltage Control (HV) System of the Hadronic Tile Calorimeter (TileCal) which is a subset of the ATLAS global Detector Control System (DCS). Working within the ATLAS collaboration helped me to sharpen my skills and to acquire a satisfactory experience by allowing me to work with experts and to live the preparations and setups needed to ensure a successful starts of a tremendous high energy physics project. Among miscellaneous topics on physics and computing, I have worked for ATLAS on : 4/5 Data analysis First, the analysis of the calibration data related to the production modules of the Electromagnetic End-cap Calorimeter has allowed us to compare the progress made since prototyping. Secondly, the characterization and the measurement of the crosstalk in each channel has enabled us to locate the problematic channels showing abnormalities in their responses and also to calculate the correction factors to be applied to energy measurements during detector’s operations. Upgrading the Detector Control System During a research stay at CERN, I handled the task of DIM (Distributed Information Management) integration into the TileCal HV DCS to make a new distributed release based on Client/Server paradigm. The DCS role is to guarantee a lifetime monitoring of all operational parameters of the detector. Currently, my activities are mainly around grid computing and simulation software in physics and chemistry. 5/5