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PREAMBLE

“Phosphate Days 2018” is organized by Mohammed VI Polytechnic University (UM6P) in collaboration with Phosphate Research Network (PhoResNet).

PhoResNet is an international network gathering national and international scientists and industrials working on phosphates, phosphate derivatives and phosphorus compounds. One of the main objectives of PhoResNet is to promote research in these fields and create synergies between researchers around the world and between university researchers and industry to boost innovation and develop sustainable solutions for industry and community.“Phosphate Days 2018” includes two events: the “Young Researchers Days” (November 10 and 11) and the “International Conference for Research on Phosphates and Derivatives” (November 12 and 13).

The “Young Researchers Days” is specifically intended for PhD students and young researchers in the field of phosphates and derivatives. This event alternates between training and a competition to select the best researchers, by an international jury. The winning researchers will receive awards and have the opportunity to present their research results in a plenary session at the International Conference for Research on Phosphates and Derivatives.The “International Conference for Research on Phosphates and Derivatives” provides an excellent international platform for academics, researchers, engineers, industry practitioners and students to exchange and share their research findings, with the aim of exploring new ideas, establishing new partnerships and developing new technologies and applications in the framework of open innovation.

The “International Conference for Research on Phosphates and Derivatives” provides an exciting scientific program, which covers all research aspects from the basics to the applications. It includes plenary lectures, keynotes, oral and poster presentations, in addition to workshops and exhibitions. Different topics will be explored in six parallel sessions.

The Conference focuses on the following topics:• Geology• Mining & Beneficiation• Agriculture• Chemistry & Processes• Materials Science• Biotechnology • Water & Energy• Digitalization & Data Science• Modeling • Corporate Social Responsibility

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CONFERENCE CHAIR

CONFERENCE CO-CHAIR

M. Hicham EL HABTI Secretary General, Mohammed VI Polytechnic University

Dr. Abdelaali KOSSIRPhoResNet Coordinator Director of Technology Transfer Office, Mohammed VI Polytechnic University

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CONFERENCE SECRETARY

SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE MEMBERS

ORGANIZING COMMITTEE MEMBERS

Kaoutar ELOUZIPhone: + 212 5 25 07 30 72Email: [email protected]

http://www.phoresnet.org/phosphate-days2018-/

http://www.phoresnet.org/phosphate-days2018-/

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YOUNG RESEARCHERS DAYS PROGRAM

08: 30 AM - 10: 30 AM

11: 00 AM - 12: 30 PM

2: 00 PM - 4: 00 PM

4: 15 PM - 6: 15 PM

10: 30 AM - 11: 00 AM

12: 30 PM - 2: 00 PM

4: 00 PM - 4: 15 PM

6: 15 PM - 6: 30 PM

Registration

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Chair presentationYRD committee

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Research and InnovationJamal CHAOUKI

SeminarResearch Problematic and Challenges: Identify your Research Area, Propose

New Ideas, LiteratureJamal EL OUAHI – Clarivate Analytics

SeminarResearch Funding and funding mechanisms, Enhancing profile for

funding Jamal EL OUAHI – Clarivate Analytics

First chance presentations: 12 contenders presentations

+ constructive comments

First chance presentations: 12 contenders presentations

+ constructive comments

Coffee break

Lunch break

Coffee break and jury consultation

Day 1 closing statement

SeminarFrom Idea to Market

(Intellectual Property)Rachid El Jaouhari – Clarivate Analytics

WorkshopCase studies

Rachid El Jaouhari – Clarivate Analytics

LAST chance presentations: Final Projects presentation

LAST chance presentations: Selection of the 6

contenders to be qualified to the final round

Result announcement

Coffee break

Lunch break

Coffee break and jury consultation

Day 2 closing statement

November 9 November 10 November 11

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INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE FOR RESEARCH ON PHOSPHATES AND DERIVATIVES PROGRAM

14 :00 - 18 :00

18 :00 - 19 :30

19 :30 - 20 :00

Registration

PhoResNet Meeting

Cocktail break – Networking

DAY 0(11 November 2018)

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09 :00 - 09 :30

09 :30 - 10 :15

11 :30 - 12 :15

13 :00 - 13 :30

10 :15 - 11 :00

12 :15 - 13 :00

14 :45 - 15 :30

15 :30 - 16 :00

16 :20 - 18 :30

11 :00 - 11 :30

16 :00 - 16 :20

13 :30 - 14 :45

Opening Ceremony(Introductions & Welcome)

Plenary Lecture - 1Thomas DRUYEN, Sigmund Freud University, Austria

The radical change in our perception, the spirit of the time and the task of science

Plenary Lecture - 3Prem S. BINDRABAN, International Fertilizer Development Center, Netherland

Complementing edaphic processes with plant physiology for improved phosphorus uptake

PANEL DISCUSSION

Plenary Lecture - 2ALDO, Pretoria University, South Africa

Sustainability science for meeting Africa’s challenges

Plenary Lecture - 4Sean HEMMINGSEN, National Research Council, Canada

Profiling Wheat-Associated Microbial Communities in a Long-term Fertilization Study

Plenary Lecture - 5Peir K. PUFAHL, Acadia University, Canada

Sedimentary phosphate deposits: ore formation and exploration

Biotechnology

Parallel session(Oral Presentations)





Room ApatiteYedirOUHDOUCH,

Cadi AyyadUniversity, Morocco

Room LazuliteIsmail SAADOUNE,

Cadi Ayyad University, Morocco

Room Monazite Jamal CHAOUKI,

The Polytechnique Montréal, Canada

Room TurquoiseLev O. FILIPPOV, CNRS.

Nancy, France

Room VarisciteHeidi PETERSON, International Plant Nutrition Institute

(IPNI), USA

MS-Energy Materials

Chemistry and processes

Mining and beneficiation

Agriculture

Room Pyromorphite

Corporate Social Responsibility

Room Pyromorphite

Corporate Social Responsibility

Coffee Break / Posters


Lunch



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09 :00 - 09 :45

10 :45 - 13 :00

14 :45 - 15 :00

18 :00 - 18 :30

18 :30 - 19 :00

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15 :00 - 15 :30

09 :45 - 10 :15

10 :45 - 13 :00

15 :50 - 18 :00

10 :15 - 10 :45

15 :30 - 15 :50

13 :00 - 14 :15

Plenary Lecture - 6Rachid AMROUSSE, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) Green Propellants as

Alternative Energy Resource for Potential Hydrazine Substitution: From Lab Scale to Pilot Plant Scale-up Using Epsilon Solid Rocket

Plenary Lecture - 7Ayman AKIL, UAE-Clarivate analytics

Global Research on Phosphate, challenges and Opportunities

Young Researchers Laureates Talks

Poster Awards

Closing Ceremony

Gala Dinner

Biotechnology

Agriculture











Room ApatiteRicardo F. H. GIEHL,

Leibniz Institute (IPK), Germany

(Robin DUPONNOIS, Research Institute for Development (IRD),

France)

Room ApatiteSingh, UPENDRA,

International Fertilizer Development Center,

USA

Room LazuliteChristian Fischer,Koblenz-

LandauUniversity, Germany

Room LazuliteLiisa T. KUHN, University of Connecticut School of

Dental Medicine,USA

Room MonaziteMikhail MAKEEV, Moscow Institute of Management

LINK, Russia

Room MonaziteJoseph P. LAURINO,

Periodic Products, USA

Room TurquoiseLaila MANDI, Cadi Ayyad

University, Morocco(Ahmed ELASSER, GE

Global Research Center, USA)

Room TurquoiseJulia DIAZ, Georgia

University, USA

Room VarisciteMahiar Max HAMEDI

KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden

Room VarisciteDriss OUAZAR, Mohammed VI

Polytechnic University, Morocco

MS-Energy Materials

MS-Composite Materials

Chemistry and processes

Chemistry and Process

Mining and beneficiation

Geology

Agriculture

Modeling



Lunch



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08 :30 - 09 :00

09 :00 - 11 :00

12 :00 - 13 :00

11 :00 - 12 :00

Reception

Benguerir Mine/experimental Mine

Green Energy Park

Experimental Farm


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DAY 1 12 November : PARALLEL SESSIONS

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DAY 1(12 November 2018) Afternoon

BIOTECHNOLOGYSession A1 - Room Apatite

Chairman : Mohamed HAFIDIRapporteurs : Mustapha BARAKATE15: 30 -16 :00: keynote YedirOUHDOUCH, (Cadi Ayyad University, Morocco)Phosphate solubilizing bacteria (PSB): Mechanisms, promotion of plant growth, and future prospects

Com. 1 Does co-inoculation with synergistic PGPR and rhizobia improve Phosphorus fertilizers efficiency and plant performance?Bounaga Ayoub1, BenadisChahinez, Mouradi Mohammed,Lahrizi Yahya, Farissi Mohamed and GhoulamCherkiCadi Ayad University, Morocco.

Com. 2 Use of beneficial rhizobacteria (N- & P-supplying) and mineral resources enhances fertilizer use efficiency and plant growth productivityBARGAZ Adnane, CHTOUKI Mohamed, LYAMLOULI Karim, DHIBA Driss and ZEROUAL YoussefMohammed VI Polytechnic University - OCP Group, Morocco

Com. 3 Isolation & characterization of phosphate solubilizing Bacillus strains from plant rhizosphere and phosphate soils: in vitro assessment of their contribution to Plant P nutrition. Salah Eddine Azaroual, Najib El Mernissi, Abderrahim Aasfar, Issam Meftah Kadmiri, Brahim Bouizgarne. Moroccan Foundation For Advanced Science Innovation and Research, MoroccoFaculté des Sciences IBN ZOH (UIZ), Morocco

Com. 4 Phosphate solubilizing bacteria and their role in Crocus sativus L. (saffron) growth promotionImane Chamkhi, Laila Sbabou and Jamal Aurag - Mohammed V University, Morocco

Com. 5 Use of Bactériosol® as an alternative for the improvement of date palm growth and yield of the underlying cropsMarcel Mezy et al. - Mezagri SARL, France

16:00-16:20 : Coffee Break / Posters

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MS-ENERGY MATERIALSSession B1 - Room Lazulite

Chairman : Tariq CHAFIKRapporteurs : Noha SABI, Hasna AZIAM15: 30 -16 :00: keynote Ismael SAADOUNE (Cadi Ayyad University, Morocco)Advanced Materials for High Energy Density &Cost-efficient Sodium ion batteries

Com. 1 Synthesis and characterization of titanium oxyphosphate M0.5TiOPO4/C (M= Co, Ni) as anode materials for Sodium Ion Batteries (SIBs)Abdelhaq NASSIRI - University Cadi Ayyad, Morocco

Com. 2 The mechanism of the First Lithiation/ Delithiation Process in the Anode Material CoFeOPO4@C for Li-ion BatteriesHasna AZIA - MUniversity Cadi Ayyad, Morocco

Com. 3 Magnetic refrigeration application to the devloppement of future clean energy sourcesIsmail Fahim - University Hassan II, Morocco

Com. 4 Alkali polyphosphates as new materials for thermal energy storageRazac SANE - Toulouse University, France

Com. 5 Polyethylene glycol10000- concentration effect on the phase evolution from Li3PO4 to LiMnPO4 using a solvothermal processRedouan KHALFAOUY - Sidi Mohamed Ben Abdellah University, Morocco

Com. 6 Synthesis of phosphate glasses based on alkaline niobate: study of energy materialsSanaa BENYOUNOUSS - YHASSAN II University of Casablanca, Morocco

Com. 7 Towards low-cost anode and cathode materials prepared from cheap and abundant ore debris for Na-ion batteriesJohn ABOU-RJEILY - François Rabelais University, France


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DAY 1(12 November 2018) AfternoonCHEMISTRY AND PROCESS

Session C1 - Room MonaziteChairman : Rachid BENHIDARapporteurs : Sara AIT HAK, Zakaria MOUTAOUKIL15: 30 -16 :00: keynoteJamal CHAOUKI (The Polytechnique Montréal, Canada)The Importance of Numerical Computation in the Process Extrapolation

Com. 1 Reverse Blending: an efficient answer to the challenge of obtaining required fertilizer varietyLatifa Benhamou - University Mohammed VI Polytechnique, Morrocco

Com. 2 Optimization of carrageenan-starch acetate mixture for fertilizers slow-release studyOmar LAKBITA - Université Cadi-Ayyad, Morrocco

Com. 3 Effects of magnesium content on the performances of the wet phosphoric acid (PA) processes and on the rheological behavior of PABOUKHSIB Aziz - Univ Hassan 1, Morrocco

Com. 4 Speciation and molar composition determination from electrical conductivity measurements at different temperature and concentration conditions: application to phosphoric, sulfuric and mixture of phosphoric-sulfuric acid solutionsMohamed HAMOU - University Mohammed VI Polytechnique, Morrocco

Com. 5 Use of amorphous tricalcium phosphate and apatitic tricalcium phosphate to remove metal ions from aqueous solutionBrahim LIZOUL - University of Sultan MoulaySlimane, Morrocco

Com. 6 Density Functional Theory Analysis of Metal-ligand bond in Vanadyl octaethylporphyrin [VO(OEP)]Hamza EL HADKI - Mohammed V University, Morrocco

Com. 7 Identification of organic matter in industrial phosphoric acid (%29 P2O5)Muna YAHYA - Mohammed V University, Morrocco


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MINING AND BENEFICIATIONSession D1 - Room Turquoise

Chairman : Lev FILIPPOV, Mostapha BENZAAZOUARapporteurs : Yassine TAHA, Rima BOUCIF15: 30 -16 :00: keynoteLev O. FILIPPOV (CNRS Nancy, France)New Approaches to Phosphate ore Beneficiation Coupling Chemistry and Hydrodynamic of Flotation Process

Com. 1 Mechanical Phosphate Transport using Screw Conveying: A case of study and technical constraintsMostapha EL JAI - Euromediterranean University of Fez, Morocco

Com. 2 Modeling and Optimization of the Phosphate Ore Grinding Process by Box-Behnken DesignBoucif Rima - University A. Mira, Algeria

Com. 3 Milling of the phosphate rock flotation middling in order to increase productionAndré Carlos Silva - Federal University of Goiás, Brazil

Com. 4 GP Collectors for Phosphate Flotation and their adsorption behavior Using QCM-DAhmed Sobhy - University of Science and Technology Liaoning, ChinaCentral Metallurgical Research and Development Institute, Egypt

Com. 5 Eco-friendly collectors for apatite flotation: natural fatty acids sources and biocollectorsAndré Carlos Silva - Federal University of Goiás, Brazil

Com. 6 Thermo-physical study of phosphate washing sludge from the laundry of the city of Youssoufiya, MoroccoALAMI Karima - Cadi AyyadUniversity, Morocco Ecole Nationale des Sciences Appliquées, Morocco


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AGRICULTURESession E1 - Room Variscite

Chairman : Rachid MRABET Rapporteurs : Khalid DAOUI; Hind BELARBI; Mariam MOUSSAFIR; Haitam MOULAY, Khadija NASRAOUI15: 30 -16 :00: keynote Upendra Singh (International Fertilizer Development Center, USA)Strategic Production and Use of Phosphorus for a Greener Planet

Com. 1 Knowledge Based on Digital Soil Mapping For Predicting Soil Phosphorus Content In Moroccan Agricultural LandsRachid MOUSSADEK - National Institute for Agricultural Research, Morocco.

Com. 2 Use of Morocco soil fertility map for sugar beet fertilizer recommendationsLhoussaine MOUGHLI -Hassan II Agronomy and Veterinary Institute, Morocco.

Com. 3 Comparative Analysis of Phosphorus Uptake and Use Efficiency Indices in Cultivars of Soybean and Cowpea Grown under Contrasting Soil Phosphorus Availability Adeyemi - Federal University of Agriculture, Nigeria.

Com. 4 EFECT OF PHOSPHORUS FERTILIZATION, VARIETY AND SEASON ON THE GROWTH AND YIELD OF GROUNDNUT (Arachis hypogea L.) MuhdYunusa - Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University, Bauchi Nigeria.

Com. 5 Effect of phosphorus and soil on nodulation and grain yield of different small fab bean varieties (Viciafaba minor) Khalid DAOUI - National Institute of Agricultural Research, Morocco.

Com. 6 Soil P Status and effects of Moroccan Phosphate Rock application on Oil Palms in MalaysiaTAN Ngai Paing - Universiti Putra Malaysia, Malaysia.


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CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY- Room Pyromorphite15: 30 -16: 00 Corporate Social ResponsibilityWORKSHOP

16: 20 -18: 30 Corporate Social ResponsibilityWORKSHOP


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DAY 2 13 November : PARALLEL SESSIONS

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DAY 2(13 November 2018) Morning

AGRICULTURESession A2 - Room Apatite

Chairman : Heidi PETERSON Rapporteurs : Khalid AZIM; Oumaima RAMI; Khadija NASRAOUI; mariam MOUSSAFIR, Haitam MOULAY09: 45 -10 :15: keynoteHeidi Peterson (International Plant Nutrition Institute (IPNI), USA)Meeting Global Agricultural Crop Needs with Sustainable Phosphorus Management

Com. 1 Establishment of References for the Build-up and Maintenance Approach of Crops Phosphorus and Potassium Fertilizer Recommendations Lhoussaine MOUGHLI - Hassan II Agronomy and Veterinary Institute, Morocco.

Com. 2 Co-composting with chicken litter as a strategy for enhancing phosphorus solubilization from phosphate rockMargaret KYAKUWAIRE - Makerere University, Uganda.

Com. 3 Valorisation of phosphate washing sludge by its composting with different organic wasteKhalid FARES - Cadi Ayyad University, Marrakesh.

Com. 4 Optimization of solid phosphate sludge composting with organic horticultural residues Khalid AZIM - Regional Center for Agricultural Research, Morocco.

Com. 5 Comparing Phosphorus Extraction Methods in Soils of different Fixation Potentials in Uganda Patrick MUSINGUZI - Makerere University, Uganda.

Com. 6 Potential of the Moroccan phosphate sludge as the main material for the phospho-compost production Ayoub HAOUAS - Sultan Moulay Slimane University, Morocco.

Com. 7 Variation in plant-available soil phosphorus levels under contrasting cropping practices in Osukuru phosphate rock, Tororo District, Eastern Uganda Giregon OLUPOT - Makerere University, Uganda.


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MS-COMPOSITE MATERIALSSession B2 - Room Lazulite

Chairman : Hicham BENYOUCEF Rapporteurs : Ayoub OUARGA, Toufik EL MEHDI 09: 45 -10 :15: keynoteLiisa T. KUHN (University of Connecticut School of Dental Medicine,USA)Calcium Phosphate-based Medical Devices

Com. 1 Synthesis and characterization of Fe3O4 nanoparticles and their application for the development of multifunctional textile Ayoub NADI - University Hassan II, MOROCCO and University Clermont Auvergne,FRANCE

Com. 2 Metal-Phosphate Mineral Filled Biopolymer-based Nanocomposite Films: Potential Materials for Food Packaging Applications Zineb KASSAB - University Mohammed VI polytechnic, Morocco and University Hassan II de Casablanca, Morocco

Com. 3 Ciprofloxacin Interaction with Biocomposites-based on Phosphate Materials and Applications to BiomaterialsAIT SAID Hamid - Cadi Ayyad University, Morocco

Com. 4 Biocomposite-based on Calcium Phosphate Cement for Medical Applications Hassan NOUKRATI - Cadi Ayyad University, Morocco

Com. 5 Synthesis and characterization of calcium phosphates nanoparticles and their applicationsLaila SADALLAH - University Hassan II casablanca, Morocco

Com. 8 Study of two calcium phosphate cements: in vitro and in vivo evaluationIbrahim Khairoun - Dental school of dentistry, France

Com. 6 Synthesis and characterization of crystalline and amorphous hydrated calcium pyrophosphate phases of biological interest CristeleCOMBES - University Toulouse, France

Com. 7 Variation in plant-available soil phosphorus levels under contrasting cropping practices in Osukuru phosphaterock, Tororo District, Eastern Uganda Giregon OLUPOT - University of Rennes1, France


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CHEMISTRY AND PROCESSSession C2 - Room Monazite

Chairman : Rachid BOULIF Rapporteurs : hajar ADNANI, Jamal AIT BRAHIM 09: 45 -10 :15: keynoteJoseph P. Laurino (Periodic Products,USA)The recovery of rare earth elements and other metals from phosphate rock and phosphate mining waste products using a novel water-insoluble adsorption polymer

Com. 1 Valorisation of Moroccan natural phosphate via preparation of supported Palladium nanoparticles as catalyst for hydrogenation and dehydrogenation applications Mekkaoui Ayoub Abdelkader - Université Hassan 1, Morocco - Université Cadi Ayyad, Morocco

Com. 2 Characterization of a used catalyst based on Vanadium Oxide (V2O5) Hicham ESSALLAKI - University of HASSAN II Casablanca, Morocco - NOVOCHEM Company

Com. 3 Business opportunity for waste phosphors rare earths recovering Youness LAAMIRI - SPIE Nucléaire, FRANCE

Com. 4 Double Coating fertilizers with biodegradable materials for controlled release: chitosan formulations/paraffin waxTaha EL ASSIMI - Université Cadi Ayyad, Morocco

Com. 5 Optimal conditions dissolution of the Moroccan natural phosphate. Application to the extraction of rare earths.Marouane AMINE - Université Cadi Ayyad, Morocco

Com. 6 La ChimieOrganique du Phosphore :Synthèses et ApplicationsFouad OUAZZANI - Université Sidi Mohamed Ben Abdellah, Morocco

Com. 7 Synthesis of new guanidine ligands for specific metals chelation and extractionRostyslav BARDOVSKYI - Université Côte d’Azur, France


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GEOLOGYSession D2 - Room Turquoise

Chairman : Peir PUHFAL Rapporteurs : Muhammad OUABID, Otmane RAJI, Samia ROCHDANE 09: 45 -10 :15: keynoteJulia DIAZ (Georgia University, USA)The biogeochemistry of phosphate mineral formation in marine environments – linking P cycle with modern and geological time scales

Com. 1 Geological controls on phosphorites accumulation and preservation in Morocco: A new insight from the Atlasic occurrences Michel SERANNE et al. - y of Montpellier, France.

Com. 2 Sequence stratigraphy and geochemistry of Upper Cretaceous-Paleogene phosphates of the Benguerir deposit (Morocco): Implication for their origin and genesisMustapha MOUFLIH et al. - Hassan II University of Casablanca, Morocco

Com. 3 Trace element chemistry of phosphatic remains from the Ouled Abdoun Basin as a possible tool for stratigraphic correlation and for tracking the origin of rare fossilsLaszlo KOCSIS et al. - University Brunei Darussalam, Gadong

Com. 4 Paleontological collection of the OCP, national heritage of international importance.Fatima KHALDOUNE et al. - OCP Group S.A., Morocco

Com. 5 Multi-method geophysical mapping of phosphatic series (Sidi Channane, Morocco).Azzouz KCHIKACH et al. - CNRST (URAC42), UCA, Marrakech, Maroc.

Com. 6 Igneous phosphates: Origin, crystallization environment and REE-Phosphorus incongruent reactions at magmatic stages.Fleurice PARAT et al. - University of Montpellier, France.

Com. 7 The potential of phosphate and associated Critical Raw Materials: A perspective for Europe.Sophie DECREE et al. - Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences, Belgium.


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MODELINGSession E2 - Room Variscite

Chairman : Mohammed SEAID Rapporteurs : Ikram CHAIRI, Nabil MACAYD 09: 45 -10 :15: keynoteDriss OUAZAR (Mohammed VI Polytechnic University, Morocco)Phosphate industry water issues and need of complex engineering Systems Solving approach through numerical investigations

Com. 1 Thermodynamic modelling of electrolytic solution in attack tank of phosphate concentrate in phosphoric acid process Sanae ELMISAOUI - Université Mohammed VI Polytechnique, Morocco.

Com. 2 Study of the rheological behavior of phosphate-water slurryHamza BELBSIR - Hassan I University, Khouribga Polydisciplinary Faculty, Khouribga, Morocco

Com. 3 A web based Interactive Decision Support System for tailored design of blending/distribution network in AfricaImane ESSAADI - University Mohammed VI Polytechnic, BenGuerir, MoroccoUniversity Paris Nanterre, France.

Com. 4 GPU implementation of coupled models of phosphogypsum load transport in multi-layered shallow water modelBOUBEKEUR Mohamed - Université Paris 13 Villetaneuse, France.

Com. 5 Modeling and analysis of stock related risks in the Phosphate Supply ChainAsma RAKIZ - University Mohammed VI – Polytechnique, Benguerir, MoroccoUniversité Paris II PanthéonAssas, Paris, France

Com. 6 Modeling of multiphase flows in a pre-neutralizer system used in the phosphate fertilizers using CFD approachsSafae ELMISAOUI - University Mohammed VI Polytechnique, Benguerir, Morocco.

Com. 7 An Optimization Approach for a Strategic Balance of Supply and Demand in the Process Industry of Bulk MaterialsSabah BELIL - University Mohammed VI Polytechnique, BenGuerir, Morrocco.Université Clermont Auvergne; Aubière, France.


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BIOTECHNOLOGYSession A3 - Room Apatite

Chairman : Faouzi BEKKAOUI Rapporteurs : Adnane BARGAZ15: 00 -15 :30: keynoteRicardo F. H. Giehl (Leibniz Institute (IPK), Germany)Novel genes regulating root plasticity to phosphorus availability in plants

15: 45-16: 15 Keynote Robin DUPONNOIS (Research Institute for Development (IRD), France)Innovative ecological engineering strategies to promotethe use of rock phosphate and its by-products in agricultural practices - Research Institute for Development (IRD), France

Com. 1 Nutrient uptake and agrophysiological response of ViciaFaba to combined effect of water deficit and Phosphorus limitationKhawla OUKALTOUMA - Cadi Ayad University, Morocco.Mohamed VI Polytechnic University, Morocco.

Com. 2 Synergistic application of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi and mineral phosphorus fertilization increases growth of corn.LYAMLOULI Karim*, CHTOUKI Mohamed, BARGAZ Adnane, and ZEROUAL Youssef, and DHIBA DrissMohammed VI Polytechnic University, Morocco.

Com. 3Growth and seed yield response of soybean varieties to combination of phosphorus fertilizer and Arbuscular mycorrhizal Fungi inoculation in transitory rainforest agroecology of NigeriaAtayese* M. O., Adeyemi N. O. - Federal University of Agriculture, Nigeria.

Com. 4 Biocontrol Potentials of Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi Suppression of against Fusarium verticillioides of Maize Ear rotOlumayowa Mary lowe et al - University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria.

Com. 5 Influence of phosphate solubilizing microorganisms and phosphorous source on maize yield improvement in KenyaNancy W. Mungai - Egerton University, Kenya.


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MS- CORROSION AND GEOPOLYMERSSession B3 - Room Lazulite

Chairman : Vera TRABADELO Rapporteurs : Samira MOUKANNAA, Hicham LARHLIMI15: 00 -15 :30: keynote Christian Fischer (University Koblenz-Landau, Germany)Corrosion Inhibitors: Opportunities and challenges

Com. 1 Physico-chemical and electrochemical characterizations of smart corrosion inhibitor system based on a-zirconium orthophosphate (a-ZrP) intercalated by dodecylamine Imane BOUALI - Cadi AyyadUniversity, Morocco, Institut Jean Lamour,France

Com. 2 Design of novel corrosion and abrasion resistant alloys for application in the phosphate industry using computational thermodynamicsVera TRABADELO - TRABADELOMohammed VI Polytechnic University, Morocco

Com. 3 The effect of fluoride ion on the corrosion of materials used in the production of phosphoric acidYounes KERROUM - KERROUMMohammed V University, Morocco.

Com. 4 Clay deposit recovery from phosphated layers and its use in clay bricks manufacturing Mohamed LOUTOU - LOUTOUUniversity Mohammed 1er,Morocco

Com. 5 Impact of the incorporation of phosphogypsum on the rheological behavior of geopolymers in the fresh state based on Metakaolin NouhaLAHLOU - University HassanIIMorocco

Com. 6 Clays and clay-based polymer nanocomposites as advanced materials: fundamentals and potential applications for phosphoric acid treatment Khalid DRAOUI - University AbdelmalekEssaadi, Morocco


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MINING AND BENEFICIATIONSession C3 - Room Monazite

Chairman : André Silava COSTA, Tikou BELEM Rapporteurs : Mustapha ELAMRANI, Mostapha EL JAI15: 00 -15 :30: keynoteMikhail Makeev (Moscow Institute of Management LINK, Russia)Digitalization of mining industry

Com. 1 Scheduling of Open-pit Phosphate Mine ExtractionAhlam AZZAMOURI - University Mohammed VI Polytechnique, MorroccoUniversité Paris Nanterre, France

Com. 2 Évaluation de l’impact des pompages de dénoyage dans une mine à ciel Abdelkabir MAQSOUD - Université du Québec en Abitibi-Témiscamingue, Canada

Com. 3 MBSE Approach for Smart Integrated Greasing module for electrical and mechanical systems in the Mining Industry Mariya GUERROUM - University Mohammed VI Polytechnique, MorroccoEcole Nationale Supérieure des Arts et des Métiers Casablanca, Morocco

Com. 4Automatic detection of fixed installations malfunctions using video processingYassine KARDID - Ecole Nationale Supérieure d’Informatique et d’Analyse des Systèmes, MoroccoUniversity Mohammed VI Polytechnique, Morrocco

Com. 5Automatic detection of fixed installations malfunctions using video processing Yassine KARDIDAssessment of tailings slurry dewatering process using super absorbent polymers Tikou Belem - Université du Québec en Abitibi-Témiscamingue, Canada

Com. 7 Valorization of phosphate waste rocks in road construction: an ecofriendly sustainable approach Mustapha AMRANI - Université Cadi Ayyad, Morrocco

Com. 6 Application of industrial ecology to Moroccan phosphate operations: opportunities related to by-products reuse Yassine TAHA - University Mohammed VI Polytechnique, Morrocco


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WATER AND ENERGYSession D3 - Room Turquoise

Chairman : OUTZOURITH Rapporteurs : Ikbal AKDIM, El Ghali BENNOUNA.15: 00 -15 :30: keynoteLaila MANDI (Cadi Ayyad University, Morocco)Multi-Soil-Layering System: A green and sustainable technology for wastewater treatment in developing countries rural areas

Ahmed ELASSER (GE Global Research Center, USA)Technical solutions for a better integration of renewable energies

Com. 1 Solar Thermal Treatment of Phosphate Ore, A Key Target of the SOLPART EU Project Jan BAEYENS - European Powder and Process Technology, Park Tremeland, Tremelo, Belgium

Com. 2 Valorization of phosphate rock mining waste as natural adsorbent to treat tannery chromium wastewater Amal OUMANI - Université Cadi Ayyad, Marrakech, Maroc.

Com. 3 Heat Treatment and Energetic Valorization by Drying with a Solar Greenhouse of Sludge from Drinking Water Treatment Stations Azeddine FANTASSE - Cadi Ayyad University, Marrakech, Morocco.

Com. 4Water depollution: Removal of orthophosphate ions by adsorption on polypyrrole and on polyaniline Nouzha AIT OUKHARAZ - Abdelmalek EssaâdiUniversity, Tangier, Morocco,

Com. 5Daily monitoring of temperature and global irradiance to forecast photovoltaic solar modules peak powers and efficiencies using analytical expressions of model physical parameters EL ACHOUBY Hicham - ChouaïbDoukkali University, El Jadida, Morocco.

Com. 6 Geodatabase development for groundwater characterization and a management model under climate change of the Foum El Oued coastal aquifer (Laayoune, Morocco) Abdelkader LARABI - Ecole Mohammadia d’Ingénieurs, Université Mohammed V, Rabat, Maroc


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MS-MATERIAL CHEMISTRYSession E3 - Room Variscite

Chairman : Bouchaib MANOUN Rapporteurs : Fatima EL BACHRAOUI, Loubna HDIDOU15: 00 -15 :30: keynote Mahiar Max HAMEDI (KTH, Sweden)Printed labs for Biosensing

Com. 1 Phosphate glasses/metals composites: new materials for thermoelectricity and photovoltaic applications Omar OABI - University of Mohammed V, Morocco

Com. 2 Dielectric and Optical properties of phosphate glasses and vitroceramics based on Barium-TitanateElmehdi HAILY - HassanII University, Morocco

Com. 3 Rietveld structure refinement, infrared spectroscopy and thermogravimetry studies of carbonate fluorapatite from Ypresian phosphate of Maknassy-Mezzouna basin, central Tunisia Felhi Mongi - Sfax University Tunisia

Com. 4Structural properties and thermal analysis of the Na2O-K2O-ZnO-P2O5 Glasses Meryem JERROUDI - Moulayismail university, Morocco

Com. 5Purification of industrial waste liquids by microfiltration ceramic membranes based on the clay and natural phosphateMossaab MOUIYA - CadiAyyad University and University of Hassan IIMorocco

Com. 6 Luminescence properties of phosphate glass fibers Oumaima JAMAL EDDINE - University Hassan II, Morocco


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