Kamal ALAILI

Kamal ALAILI is a Teacher-Researcher at CESI Nancy Campus, affiliated with the Engineering and Digital Tools research team. His academic work spans teaching and research in thermal sciences, materials engineering, and renewable energy systems across multiple educational levels including engineering cycles and DUT programs.

His research focuses on thermal phenomena at nanoscales, energy efficiency in buildings, and advanced materials science. His investigations particularly emphasize modeling of coupled heat transfers and thermal properties of nanomaterials. His experimental work often involves sophisticated thermal measurement techniques and analysis of heat transfer mechanisms in layered structures.

Analysis of his publications reveals a strong focus on thermal transport phenomena at nanoscale levels, with particular attention to dielectric materials and phase-change systems. His research trajectory shows increasing sophistication in thermal measurement techniques, moving from fundamental interface thermal resistance studies to complex thermal diode systems with potential applications in energy management.

Educational Background:

• Doctorate from University of Poitiers (2019) - "Heat transfer at nanoscales"
• Research Master's Degree from University of Maine (Le Mans, 2016) - Physics and Nanomaterials
• Master's degree in Physics from Sidi Mohamed Ben Abdellah University Fez (Morocco, 2015) - Physics of New Materials and Renewable Energy

ALAILI teaches across multiple engineering disciplines including Thermal Sciences, Thermodynamics, Photovoltaics & Renewable Energies, Materials Science, Electronics, and Fluid Mechanics. His pedagogical approach emphasizes problem-based and project-based learning methods, incorporating tutorials and practical work sessions across various educational levels from DUT to engineering cycles.