
Dr. Hanane Yaagoubi, Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering from Mohammed V University, specializes in Additive Manufacturing and 3D Printing. She is an Assistant Professor at Mundiapolis University, Casablanca, and a recognized innovator in her field.
Her achievements include the L’Oréal-UNESCO Maghreb Young Talent Prize (2023) and the AWAITAI African Women in Tech & AI Award (2024). She was among the top 15 research projects at the National Innovation Competition (2023) and won the Favorite Prize at CSMD (2020).
She also earned the Trophy of Distinction at IFA2021, was a semi-finalist in the INNOV.1 competition, and obtained student entrepreneur status from Mohammed V University. Actively engaged in national scientific events, she has participated in Smart Cities Plug & Play, SADV Hackathon, and various R&D initiatives.
Selected publication
Numerical simulation of heat transfer in the selective laser sintering process of Polyamide12, Laboratory of Applied Mechanics and Technologies (LAMAT), ENSET, STIS Research Center Mohammed V University, Rabat, Morocco
Residency period
From February 2025 to December 2025.
Upcoming Residency at IAS-UM6P:
During her residency at the IAS, Hanane will work on integrating 3D printing to optimize key components essential for the energy transition. Her research focuses on leveraging sustainable materials and advanced additive manufacturing techniques to develop efficient and environmentally friendly energy solutions. By designing and prototyping customized components, she aims to enhance the performance and sustainability of existing energy systems while reducing their carbon footprint. Through extensive material research and testing, she will identify the best 3D printing practices to ensure durability and efficiency in real-world applications.
Beyond the technical innovations, Hanane’s project will also explore the economic and environmental impacts of widespread 3D printing adoption in the energy sector. By conducting life cycle analyses and cost assessments, she aims to demonstrate the feasibility and long-term benefits of these additive manufacturing solutions. Collaborating with industry experts, she will ensure the practical integration of her work into existing energy infrastructures, contributing to a more sustainable and profitable energy future.