AG-WaMED Ph.D. student Zaineb Ali defended her PhD thesis on April 19th, 2024 which was undertaken partly in the framework of the project, with a thesis titled: “Modeling of floods in Tunisian arid zones: Case Study of the Bayech Basin (Southwestern Tunisia)“
Dr. Ali shared these words about her experience in the project
“Engaging in this project has significantly enriched my mindset and professional growth.
Firstly, through the project, I had the opportunity to connect with experts in various fields relevant to our research objectives. This exposure not only broadened my understanding of the subject matter but also allowed me to build valuable networks within the academic and professional community.
Secondly, the emphasis on teamwork within the project was instrumental in honing my collaborative skills. Working closely with fellow researchers and project partners provided me with insights into different perspectives and approaches to problem-solving. It also enabled me to evaluate and enhance my own competencies by leveraging the diverse expertise within the team.
Overall, my experience in the project has been immensely rewarding, both personally and professionally. It has underscored the significance of collaboration, continuous learning, and interdisciplinary exchange in addressing complex challenges.
I hope this brief reflection offers insight into my journey within the AG-WaMED project.”
Here’s the scientific paper by Dr. Ali developed in AG-WaMED:
Ali Z, Saddik A, Essifi B, Erraha B, Labbaci A, Ouessar M. ClimInonda: A Web Application for Climate Data Management: A Case Study of the Bayech Basin (Southwestern Tunisia). Sustainability. 2023; 15(16):12382. https://doi.org/10.3390/su151612382