Achraf Atila studied physics at the University of Hassan II in Casablanca, from which he obtained his Bachelor of Science in physics and applications in 2015 and Master of Science in physics and new technologies in 2017. After finishing his M.Sc, he moved to Germany and started a Ph.D. in the group of Prof. Dr.-ing. Erik Bitzek at the Institute I: General Materials Properties, Department of Materials Science and Engineering, FAU in Erlangen.
Achraf is a computational material scientist, focusing on amorphous materials, with a strong interest in the relationship between composition, mechanical, and other physical properties. His research mostly focuses on the mechanical behavior and deformation mechanisms in oxide glasses.
PhD in Materials Science and Engineering, Expected in 2022
Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg
MSc in Physics and New Technologies, 2017
Hassan II University Casablanca
BSc Physics and Applications, 2015
Hassan II University Casablanca
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“PhD thesis: Atomistic simulations of the mechanical behavior of anisotropic oxide glasses.”
Tasks & Responsibilities:
Master thesis: “Molecular dynamics simulation of thermodynamics and structural properties of calcium aluminosilicate glasses.”
Tasks & Responsibilities:
Study the bioactivity of glasses
Investigate the properties of metallic glasses
Study the properties of oxide glasses