Lecturer, at Bouira university, Algeria.
Dr. Amar Arab is a distinguished geoscientist specializing in metamorphic petrology, geochemistry, and geochronology. His research primarily focuses on high-grade metamorphic rocks, eclogite- and granulite-facies evolution, and the tectonic history of the Hoggar and Tuareg Shields. With multiple high-impact publications and collaborations with international experts, he has significantly contributed to understanding Precambrian geology and lithospheric processes in North Africa.
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Education š
Dr. Arab holds advanced degrees in Geology and Earth Sciences, with a focus on metamorphic processes, pressure-temperature (P-T) path analysis, and geochronology. His academic journey has provided him with expertise in geochemical modeling, mineral phase equilibria, and tectonic reconstructions.
Professional Experience š¼
With extensive experience in academic research, field studies, and collaborative projects, Dr. Arab has worked alongside renowned geoscientists from Europe and Africa. His professional background includes:
Leading and participating in geological field expeditions across North Africa.
Contributing to international geological research projects on the Neoproterozoic and Pan-African metamorphic history.
Engaging in mentorship and scientific discussions within the global geology community.
Awards & Honors š
Dr. Arabās contributions have been recognized through various awards and honors in geosciences, acknowledging his outstanding research, publications, and collaborations. His work has been featured in prestigious journals and international geological forums.
Top Noted Publications š
Title: Petrology and P-T Evolution of High-Grade Garnet Metabasites from the Tin Begane Area (Laouni Terrane, South Algeria)
Authors: A. Arab, A. Bitam-Derridj, K. Ouzegane, G. Godard, S.A. Doukkari
Journal: Chemie der Erde – Geochemistry
Year of Publication: 2025
Citations: 0 (as of now)
Indexing: To be confirmed based on database listings (Scopus, Web of Science, etc.)
Conclusion
Amar Arab is a highly suitable candidate for the Excellence in Research Award, given their strong research contributions, international collaborations, and impact in metamorphic petrology and geochemistry. Strengthening leadership roles in research projects and publishing more as a first author could further enhance their profile.