Best Researcher Award
Mariam Ferraq
Ibnou Zohr University, Morocco
The Best Researcher Award recognizes researchers demonstrating scholarly excellence, scientific integrity, and meaningful contributions to their respective disciplines. Mariam Ferraq has developed research expertise in Earth Science through investigations involving geochemistry, geochronology, mineral exploration, and regional geological evolution of the Anti-Atlas region of Morocco, contributing to internationally relevant geological knowledge.[1]
Abstract
Mariam Ferraq conducts research in Earth Science with emphasis on geochemistry, geochronology, mineral resources, and tectonic evolution. Her studies improve scientific understanding of the Central Anti-Atlas of Morocco through multidisciplinary geological investigations supporting mineral exploration and regional geological interpretation.[1]
Keywords
Earth Science, Geochemistry, Geochronology, U-Pb Dating, Sm-Nd Isotopes, Petrogenesis, Metallogeny, Porphyry Deposits, Anti-Atlas, Morocco, Aeromagnetics, Mineral Exploration.
Introduction
Mariam Ferraq focuses on geological processes controlling mineralization and crustal evolution within Morocco’s Anti-Atlas region. Her research integrates geophysical interpretation, isotope geochemistry, field investigations, and petrological analyses to improve understanding of regional tectonic history and economically significant mineral systems through evidence-based scientific investigation.[1][2]
Research Profile
Her research profile reflects expertise in Earth Science, emphasizing geochemistry, geochronology, structural geology, and mineral resource assessment. Through multidisciplinary methodologies, she investigates magmatic evolution, ore-forming processes, and tectonic development while contributing to international scientific literature concerning Precambrian geological environments of Morocco.[2]
Research Contributions
Her contributions include aeromagnetic interpretation, whole-rock geochemistry, isotope dating, and metallogenic assessment of porphyry systems. These investigations provide valuable geological constraints for understanding Ediacaran magmatism, regional tectonics, and mineralization processes, supporting both academic research and future mineral exploration initiatives.[1][3]
Publications
Her publication portfolio demonstrates consistent investigation of geodynamic evolution, petrogenesis, geochronology, and porphyry mineralization within the Anti-Atlas. The published studies employ integrated geological datasets, advancing scientific understanding of crustal evolution while providing reliable evidence supporting regional geological interpretations and resource evaluation.[1][2][3]
Research Impact
The research contributes to improved geological models of the Central Anti-Atlas by integrating modern analytical techniques with regional geological observations. These findings enhance scientific understanding of ore-forming environments and provide reference information useful for future academic investigations and mineral exploration programs.[1][3]
Award Suitability
Mariam Ferraq demonstrates qualities consistent with recognition through the Best Researcher Award by producing peer-reviewed geological research addressing important scientific questions. Her multidisciplinary investigations, international collaboration, and contributions to Earth Science literature reflect sustained commitment to advancing geological knowledge responsibly.[1][2]
Conclusion
Through research focused on geochemistry, geochronology, mineralization, and tectonic evolution, Mariam Ferraq contributes meaningful scientific evidence supporting Earth Science research. Her scholarly activities, publication record, and interdisciplinary investigations demonstrate continued potential for advancing geological knowledge within the international research community.[1][3]
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References
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- Aeromagnetic data from the Assarag area (Ouzellagh-Siroua salient, Central Anti-Atlas, Morocco): Implications for the Imourkhssen porphyry mineralization.
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1464343X25003991
- New Geochemical and Geochronological Constraints on the Genesis of the Imourkhssen Cu±Mo±Au±Ag Porphyry Deposit (Ouzellagh-Siroua Salient, Anti-Atlas, Morocco): Geodynamic and Metallogenic Implications
https://www.mdpi.com/2075-163X/14/8/832
- Elsevier. (n.d.). Scopus author details: Mariam Ferraq, Author ID 59306602200. Scopus.
https://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?authorId=59306602200