🔹 The First National Symposium on Structural and Materials Mechanics (SNMSM’25)

The First National Conference on Structural and Materials Mechanics (SNMSM’25)
🏛️ Faculty of Technology / Mohamed Boudiaf University – M’sila
📅 Day One – Wednesday, October 29, 2025

In a distinguished scientific atmosphere, the “Ibn Al-Haytham” lecture hall hosted this morning the activities of the first day of the First National Conference on Structural and Materials Mechanics (SNMSM’25), organized by the Department of Mechanical Engineering on October 29–30, 2025, under the supervision of the University President, Professor Ammar Boudlaa.

🔹 The session was opened with speeches by:

The University President, Professor Ammar Boudlaa

Dean of the Faculty of Technology, Dr. Abdelkader Jerad

It was followed by the opening scientific session delivered by Professor Hussein Ousmani from Setif 1 University, entitled:
“Multi-instrumental analysis of composite damage.”

Then came the second session, presented by Professor Younes Ben Arioua from the University of M’sila, entitled:

« Elaboration and characterization of certain coatings applied in industry »

The morning session included a poster session (Poster Session 1), in which researchers from various national universities participated with rich presentations addressing the latest topics in the field of material mechanics and new energies.

In the afternoon, the activities continued with parallel oral sessions held in halls L29 and L30 at the faculty. These sessions featured applied research on mechanics, composite materials, renewable energies, numerical modeling, and modern industrial technologies, in addition to the second poster session, which witnessed fruitful interaction between researchers and attendees.

📚 The first day concluded with fruitful scientific discussions that embodied the spirit of cooperation and the exchange of expertise among professors, students, and participating researchers.
🙏 The administration of the Faculty of Technology extends its sincere thanks and appreciation to the Scientific Committee and the Organizing Committee for their great efforts in ensuring the success of this distinguished scientific event.
Special thanks are also extended to all professors, researchers, and students for their valuable contributions, as well as to everyone who, directly or indirectly, contributed to the success of the conference activities.
We leave you with some highlights from the conference.