Research activity monitoring service

• Présentation :

   As part of the policy initiated by the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research, aimed at encouraging scientific research, our faculty strives to motivate teacher-researchers in order to propel research in the various disciplines and existing specialties (electrical engineering, process engineering, mechanical engineering, electronics). This, through the monitoring and accompaniment of research laboratories, research projects, scientific conferences and scientific journals of the faculty. In this context, the results of the evolution of scientific research within our faculty is in constant progress.

• Mission:

      The task of monitoring research activities and promoting their results is to:

1. Monitor questions related to the conduct of postgraduate, specialized postgraduate and university accreditation training and ensure the application of the regulations in force on the subject.
2. Monitor the activities of research laboratories and draw up a report.
3. Carry out any action to promote research results.
4. Monitor the functioning of the faculty’s scientific council and keep its archives,
5. Collect and disseminate information on research activities carried out by the faculty.

    Head of Service:

       Miss Souad Bader

       Tel: 029115260/319

Research projects:

Research projects cover practically all fields of research in science and technology.

PRFU projects (ex-CNEPRU)

PRFU research projects are managed by the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research evaluated by a national commission. There are approximately seventy such projects at the Amar Telidji University of Laghouat (UATL). The duration of the new CNEPRU projects started in 2015 is four years.

Eligibility criteria for projects:

• The team must be made up of a minimum of three (03) members including the project manager and a maximum of six (06) members;
• The project manager must be a teacher-researcher of a masterful rank;
• The teacher-researcher can only appear in one research project;
• The research team must include doctoral students (classical system and LMD) and teacher-researchers in doctoral training;
• For each project, it is recommended to associate two (02) doctoral students per teacher-researcher of a masterful rank;
• The integration of new teacher-researchers into current projects can be carried out during the ordinary session only;
• The exclusion of a team member is the responsibility of the project manager and must be done on the basis of a detailed report.

Project évaluation procédures:

     These projects are first assessed by the university’s scientific bodies (CSD and CSF) and then by the national committee for the evaluation of university research projects. Registration and submission of assessments is done through the official CNEPRU projects website (visit the site). This site allows the project manager to manage his project, follow his assessment and consult the opinions of experts. Projects approved for a period of four (04) years accredited from 2015, will be subject to two (02) evaluations:

• A mid-term evaluation: End of 2nd year
• A final evaluation: End of the 4th year.

The appraisal of mid-term reviews and the final evaluation of projects are based on the following elements:

• Doctoral defense: At least one doctoral defense per research project;
• Scientific productions carried out within the framework of the project and during the accreditation period;
• National and international publications;
• National and international communications; Works.