Malik Mansour

Malik Mansour is a Researcher affiliated with the Plasma Physics Laboratory (LPP), a joint unit between Sorbonne University and Polytechnic School. His primary position is at the Polytechnic School campus located at route de Saclay, Palaiseau, France. He is a member of the Space Plasmas team, contributing to research on space missions, plasma instrumentation, and spatial data processing tools.

Research interests focus on understanding plasma dynamics in space environments, including planetary magnetospheres, solar wind interactions, and instrumentation development for space exploration. The team’s work involves collaboration with space agencies and the integration of advanced analytical methods to interpret spatial data.

No scientific awards or grants are explicitly listed in the provided text. While no formal advisee students are noted, his role in the Space Plasmas team suggests involvement in mentoring doctoral and internship candidates.

He is based at the Palaiseau site of the LPP, part of the transverse research axes focusing on digital simulation and turbulence studies. The laboratory also emphasizes software development and IT support for plasma physics research.