Throughout my university career, I have had an unwavering passion for the field of biology. I have a master’s degree in immunology, which has given me a solid grounding in this field. I also have a degree in biotechnology and microbiology, which has further enriched my knowledge base. As a PhD student affiliated to UM6SS and working at the Laboratory of Immunogenetics and Human Diseases (LIGEP) at the Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy in Casablanca, I have the opportunity to benefit from the expertise of Professor Abdellah Badou. My specialty is oncology and immunology, and my doctoral research focuses on the influence of B lymphocytes on tumor progression in the glioma microenvironment.

In addition to my academic activities, I completed an enriching eight-month training course at the Institute Pasteur Maroc, under the supervision of Dr Sayeh ezzikouri, Director of Research. This invaluable experience enabled me to learn about a wide range of aspects of scientific research, including scientific writing, research methodologies and data analysis. During my training, I was actively involved in laboratory work in several departments and acquired skills in techniques such as ELISA, flow cytometry, PCR and Automated Engineer i 2000. In addition, I had the privilege of being exposed to advanced laboratory techniques. including sequencing and others.