Professor Abdelaziz Rabhi, from the city of Djelfa, has gained international recognition by being included in the Stanford University list of the top 2% of scientists worldwide. Born in 1986, Rabhi holds a PhD in microelectronics and has dedicated his career to advancing research in semiconductor physics, solar energy, and microelectronics. Throughout his academic path, he has served at various Algerian institutions, including universities in Djelfa and Tissemsilt, and the research unit for renewable energies in Ghardaïa, where he helped establish multidisciplinary laboratories. His expertise also extends to nanotechnology and chemical sensors, developed during his time at the University of Brescia in Italy. With over 160 indexed scientific publications and approximately 2,800 citations, he maintains an extensive network of international research collaborations spanning countries such as Sweden, Canada, and Saudi Arabia, focusing on the application of AI and numerical modeling in engineering.