Research Scientist at UM6P, Rabat

Abdellah TNOURJI

I am Dr. Abdellah Tnourji. As a Research Scientist at UM6P and an experimental high-energy physicist with CERN's ATLAS Collaboration, I bridge the frontier of fundamental physics and artificial intelligence. I engineer precision models and intelligent systems to decode complex data and drive meaningful discovery.

Portrait of Dr. Abdellah Tnourji

Dr. Abdellah Tnourji

Research Scientist · Physicist · Educator

CERN · ATLAS · UM6P

Vision

From fundamental physics to responsible machine intelligence.

My work is driven by one question: how can rigorous science and intelligent computation turn complexity into insight? I developed this approach at CERN through precision detector calibration and top-quark physics, expanded it through aerospace education and autonomous systems, and now apply it to data science and machine learning at UM6P. I combine physical reasoning, statistical discipline and modern AI to build systems that are explainable, robust and useful.

“Bridge first-principles science and machine intelligence to solve high-impact problems across research, engineering and society.”

25k+

Google Scholar citations across large scientific collaborations

7+

Years across research and higher education

950h+

Engineering teaching and supervision

Core Capability Stack

Machine & Deep LearningAdvanced Scientific ComputingPython & C++ROOT Data AnalysisStatistical ModelingMonte Carlo SimulationOptimal & Predictive ControlPrecision Detector CalibrationHardware–Software Integration

Research Base

Mohammed VI Polytechnic University Logo

Trajectory

Experience.

Jul 2026 - Present

Research Scientist, Data Science & Machine Learning

Mohammed VI Polytechnic University (UM6P), Rabat

Building applied research at the intersection of intelligent systems, scientific computing and data-driven discovery.

2022 - Jun 2026

Research Professor of Physics & Computing

ELISA Aerospace, France

Promoted in 2024. Delivered 945 hours across physics, electronics, Python, C++, machine learning, deep learning and autonomous systems, while leading project-based engineering education.

2019 - 2022

Doctoral Researcher, ATLAS Experiment

Université Clermont Auvergne / CERN

Advanced HGTD timing calibration and precision top-quark spin-correlation research, with contributions published in Nature, ATLAS Collaboration publications, and a peer-reviewed ATLAS Internal Note.

2019

Research Intern, Drell-Yan Physics

IJCLab / Paris-Saclay

Studied LHC constraints on proton parton distribution functions.

2018

CERN Summer Student, CMS

CERN, Geneva

Analyzed missing transverse momentum in Pb-Pb collision data.