Special Sessions
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 | Prof. Dr. Michael Gr. Voskoglou School of Engineering (Applied Mathematics) University of Peloponnese – 26334 Patras, Greece | ICSNS23-SSN-1: Advances and Applications of Soft Computing Topics: • Probability • Bayesian Reasoning • Fuzzy Sets and Systems and their Extensions/Generalizations • Fuzzy Logic • Fuzzy Control • Fuzzy Graphs • Intuitionistic Fuzzy Sets • Neutrosophic Sets • Soft Sets • Rough Sets • Grey Systems • Intelligent Systems • Artificial Neural Networks • Genetic Algorithms • Evolutionary Computing • Industry 4.0 • Internet of Things (IoT) • Cyber-Physical Systems • Applications of Soft Computing to Education |
 | Prof .Dr. Magda M. Aly Prof. of Microbil Biotechnology King Abdulaziz University, Saudi Arabia | ICSNS23-SSN-2: Advances in Microbiology Topics: 1.Gut Microbiome of the Gastrointestinal Tract 2.Bacterial isolation and molecular identificaion from extreme habitate 3. Prevelance of Multidrug resistant bacteria in Hospitals 4. Food and water born pathogens, risk assessment and management; 5. Novel therapies for the control of infectious pathogens 6. Approaches to reduce the use of antibiotics in human and animals. 7.Microbial biosynthesis and metabolic pathway 8. Bacteria as cell factories and genetic engineering 9. Bioactive metabolites and biosynthesis of nutritionally valuable compounds from bacteria 10. Production of single cell proteins or single cell lipids 11. Actinomycetes in biotechnology |
 | Prof. Reda H Amasha Associate Prof of Microbil Ecolology, King Abdulaziz University, Saudi Arabia | ICSNS23-SSN-3: Advances in Microbiology Topics: 1. Microbial ecology 2. Protozoology 3. Molecular Biology 4. Microbial Genetics 5. Microbial Physiology 6. Microbiomes and Antimicrobials 7. Microbial resource management |
 | Dr. Samyah D. Jastaniah Prof. of Microbil Biotechnology, King Abdulaziz University, Saudi Arabia | ICSNS23-SSN-4: Industrial Microbiology and food production Topics: 1. Fermentation process 2. Microbes in food 3. Probiotics and prebiotics 4. Microbial Agriculture Industry 5. Fermenters and Fermentation 6. Beneficial Microorganism 7. Industrial Microbiology 8. Microbial Biosynthesis of Natural Products 9. Emerging Trends in the Industrial Production of Chemical Products by Microorganisms 10. Fermentation 11. Soft Chemistry and Food Fermentation |
 | Prof. Dr. Fardus Bokhari Prof of Mycology, King Abdulaziz University, Saudi Arabia | ICSNS23-SSN-5: Mycology Topics: 1. Mycotoxin production and control 2. Stress mechanisms and responses in fungi 3. Fungal enzymes and uses in industry 4. Fungal biology in extreme environments 5. Fungal importance in agriculture and biodegradation processes 6. Fungal pathogenesis in plants and animals 7. Fungal communities and symbiotic interactions |
 | Prof. Dr. Salah El-Deen Mohamed Abo Aba Prof. of Microbil Molecular Genetics and Biotechnology King Abdulaziz University, Saudi Arabia | ICSNS23-SSN-6: Topics: 1- Microbial genomes and their evolution 2- Gene discovery. 3- Microorganisms identifications 4- Genome Mapping 5- Transformation, Conjugation, Transduction and transposable genetic elements 6- Mutation and DNA repair. 7- gene transfer among organisms 8- Plasmids and gene cloning 9- Bacteria as cell factories and genetic engineering 10- Bioactive metabolites and biosynthesis of nutritionally valuable compounds from bacteria 11- DNA recombination and gene regulation 12- Epigenetics: Molecular basis 13- Actinomycetes in biotechnology 14- Extreme Microbiology 15- structure and functions of genes at a molecular level |
 | Pr. Soufiane Elouardi Higher Normal School of Technical Education of Mohammedia, Morocco University Hassan II of Casablanca, Morocco | ICSNS23-SSN-7: Fluid Flow Objectives and Motivation: Scientific research in fluid mechanics is experiencing extraordinary growth in the field of aeronautics and the hydraulic industry. it is the branch of physics that studies the flow of fluids, that is to say liquids and gases when they are subjected to forces or constraints. It is currently extended to solid flows such as glaciers or the Earth's mantle. Indeed, the importance of the principles of fluid mechanics left common inventions, such as the transfer of water by channels, maritime and air transport, hydraulics, thermal and pneumatic machines, solutions to cavitation problems or hammer d water in pipes, hydraulic and pneumatic transmissions. The field of choice for visualization methods has long remained that of the large wind tunnels used for research in Aeronautics. The demystification of the laser and the rapid expansion of computer image processing methods have democratized this type of analysis, even if the use of a medium-power laser (a few watts) is still a relatively expensive operation requiring a few optical knowledge. From now on, any industrial field which implements a sufficiently transparent liquid or gaseous flow is theoretically concerned, provided however that the phenomenon studied takes place in a free atmosphere or is confined in an equally transparent structure. This session will allow young researchers to communicate on their latest work in the form of a poster or oral and will allow an international scientific exchange on the technical and educational point. Scope and Interests : The centers of interest are multidisciplinary and regroup several themes: • Meteorology • Aerodynamics • Turbomachines and Hydraulics • Microfluids • Bioengineering and biological systems • Combustion • Energy generation • Ocean and Coastal Engineering • Water Resources • Turbulent Flow • Multiphase Flow Scientific Committee: 1. Pr. Mustapha JAMOUKH, Higher Normal School of Technical Education of Mohammedia, Morocco University Hassan II of Casablanca, Morocco 2. Pr. Khalifa MANSOURI, Higher Normal School of Technical Education of Mohammedia, Morocco University Hassan II of Casablanca, Morocco 3. Pr. Salah NISABOURI, Higher Normal School of Technical Education of Mohammedia, Morocco University Hassan II of Casablanca, Morocco 4. Pr. Abdellah ZAMMA, Higher Normal School of Technical Education of Mohammedia, Morocco University Hassan II of Casablanca, Morocco |
 | Pr. Youssef Hilali University Hassan II of Casablanca, Morocco. | ICSNS23-SSN-8: Physics with Computational Methods Scientific research using numerical methods is experiencing an extraordinary growth in various physical fields. Indeed, computational tools have been successfully used to solve problems in engineering and applied sciences. They have been shown as accurate and efficient tools which can get rid of the need of physical tests. Currently, the diversity of problems analyzed by these methods is very large and ranges from fracture mechanics, fluid mechanics, laminated composites, multiscale problems and biomechanics, among other application fields. Motivated by this fact, the aim of this session is to provide novel ideas and information involving the use of the computational methods and their recent advances. It will allow young researchers to communicate on their latest work in the form of poster or oral and allow an international scientific exchange on the technical and pedagogical point. Scope and Interests : Applied numerical method has made it possible to develop research axes between the academic and industrial world with an unprecedented synergy. Topics covered by this session are : • Finite Element Methods • Meshless Methods • Finite Volume Methods • Boundary Element Methods • Computational and applied mathematics • Simulations for science and engineering • Partial Differential Equations (PDEs). • Solid and structural mechanics • Structures computation • Fluid mechanics • Heat transfer • Dynamics and vibration Scientific Committee: 1. Pr Mr. Mustapha JAMMOUKH Hassan II University of Casablanca UH2C. Morocco 2. Pr. Naoual. BELOUAGGADIA Hassan II University of Casablanca UH2C. Morocco 3. Pr. Hachim Abdelilah, ISEM, Hassan II University of Casablanca UH2C. Morocco 4. Pr. Abdellah ZAMMA, Hassan II University of Casablanca UH2C. Morocco 5. Pr. Mohamed EL KHAILI, Hassan II University of Casablanca UH2C. Morocco 6. Pr. Soufiane ELOUARDI, Hassan II University of Casablanca UH2C. Morocco 7. Pr. Salah NISABOURI, Hassan II University of Casablanca UH2C. Morocco |
| Prof. Dalal Maturi Integral equations and elasticity King Abdulaziz University, Saudi Arabia | ICSNS23-SSN-9: The Secret of Mathematics in Scientific and Practical Life and Various Aspects of Life Objectives and motivations Objectives in Applied Mathematics: 1. To develop mathematical models that can be applied to real-world problems. 2. To solve mathematical problems arising in various fields including physics, engineering, economics, biology, and computer science. 3. To apply mathematical methods to analyze and interpret complex data sets. 4. To develop mathematical algorithms and software for various applications. 5. To design and analyze experiments using statistical methods. Motivations in Applied Mathematics: 1. To contribute to the advancement of science and technology by solving complex mathematical problems. 2. To develop mathematical models that can help predict and control real-world phenomena. 3. To provide solutions to practical problems in various fields such as engineering, finance, and healthcare. 4. To develop new mathematical tools and techniques that can be applied to a wide range of problems. 5. To develop a deeper understanding of mathematical concepts and their applications through research and innovation. Scope and Interests (not limited to) This special session aims to bring together researchers, academicians, and practitioners for discussion and exchange of ideas on the latest theoretical developments in Applied Mathematics as well as on the best practices for a wide range of applications. Papers dealing with case studies, experimental and theoretical works along with their application to real-life situations are of particular interest. The session encourages submissions that provide new insights, methods, and techniques to solve challenging and complex problems in various fields. The session seeks to promote interdisciplinary research and collaboration among scientists from different disciplines to foster innovation and creativity in Applied Mathematics. Submissions for this special session should address, but are not limited to, the following or related topics of Applied Mathematics: 1. Algebraic structures and their applications 2. Analysis and its applications 3. Geometry and topology 4. Number theory and its applications 5. Combinatorics and graph theory 6. Mathematical physics and its applications 7. Mathematical modeling and simulation 8. Probability theory and statistics 9. Optimization theory and control theory 10. Computational mathematics and scientific computing. 11. Mathematical modeling in biology, medicine, and engineering 12. Numerical methods for solving differential equations and partial differential equations 13. Optimization techniques and their applications in industry and economics 14. Data analysis and machine learning for decision making and predictive modeling 15. Stochastic processes and their applications in finance and risk management 16. Control theory and its applications in robotics and automation 17. Game theory and its applications in social and economic systems 18. Cryptography and coding theory for secure communication and data storage 19. Computational methods for solving large-scale problems in science and engineering 20. Mathematical approaches to problems in energy and environmental sciences 21. Mathematical methods for analyzing complex systems and networks. 22. Applications of mathematics in other interdisciplinary fields such as neuroscience, social sciences, and humanities. |
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 | Prof. Dr. Dana AWAD Linguistics and Translation Department Prince Sultan University (as of Fall 2023) Saudi Arabia | ICSNS23-SSN-10: Extra-linguistic Elements in the Translation Process: re-segmentation and re-paragraphing as examples Objectives and motivations Translation entails several processes, the main are source text understanding, analysis and re-expression in a target language before writing the translated text. Translation theories focus mostly on the analysis and re-expression of words and idiomatic expressions, but very few studies include the analysis of extra-linguistic elements in the written text and their re-expression in a target language such as text layout, punctuation marks and paragraphs. One of the reasons of this inclusion is that these elements are considered international. In other words, most languages use the same marks for sentence segmentation (punctuation marks), and for paragraphing (alinea or line spacing). These elements formally share the same functions with very few differences (for example, differences in the use of quotation marks between English and Arabic, or the different functions of a semicolon between languages). Nevertheless, when observing translations of books and documents, linguists do notice a difference in sentence and in paragraph segmentation between the original and the translated text. The study and the theorization of extra-linguistic elements in the translation process is multidisciplinary. Their analysis and the understanding of re-segmentation and re-paragraphing of the original text is a task for linguists and text grammarians, but also cognitive scientists in order to understand the relationship between segmentation and text readability. Since text readability and text coherence are not necessarily fixed by linguistic rules, but rather by norms, research based on this topic remain very few and translation theories, even those mentioning textual linguistics in translation, tend to exclude them. Scope and Interests (not limited to) This session aims to bring together researchers, academicians and practitioners for discussion and exchange of ideas on the latest theoretical developments in this field as well as on the best practices for a wide range of applications. Papers dealing with case studies, experimental and theoretical works along with their application to real life situations are of particular interest. Submissions for this special session should address, but are not limited to, the following or related topics: • The analysis of punctuation marks in the translation process. • The application of textual linguistics in translation. • The development of theories and techniques for the translation of extra-linguistic elements. • The contrastive analysis of text coherence/cohesion. • Linguistic analysis of paragraphs. • Re-paragraphing in translation. • Typography and translation. |
 | Professor. Sarah Aljohani Mathematics Arab Open University Saudi Arabia | ICSNS23-SSN-11: Mathematics and their applications Objectives and motivations The theme of the conference is to bring the scholars from engineering, technology, and mathematics streams to exchange their ideas on current research topics in. The aim of the conference is to promote research in the field of Mathematics. Another goal is to facilitate exchange of new ideas in these fields and to create a dialogue between scientists and practitioners. The conference focus on timely topics in applied and computational mathematics and applications and provide a place for members to exchange ideas and to expand their network of colleagues in both academia and industry. Scope and Interrest (not limited to) Topics in mathematics, including but not limited to: • Applied Mathematics • Statistics and Probability • Analysis, Geometry and their applications • Algebra and its applications • Cryptography |