Dr Lila Meziane | Conductive Polymers | Best Researcher Award
Dr. Lila Meziane is a distinguished researcher specializing in environmental engineering, supercapacitor technology, and nanomaterials. She holds a Doctorate from Ecole Nationale Polytechniques (2020) and a Master’s in Energy and Sustainable Development from France. Currently serving as a Senior Researcher at CDTA, she leads pioneering studies on high-capacity energy storage, thin-film coatings, and metal oxide electrodes. With numerous high-impact publications, international conference presentations, and awards for sustainability research, she continues to advance green energy solutions and nanotechnology applications. Her dedication to innovation and sustainability makes her a key figure in energy-efficient technologies. 🏆⚡
Dr Lila Meziane, Center for development of advanced technologies, Algeria
Profile
Education 🎓
Dr. Lila Meziane has an outstanding academic background in environmental engineering, energy sustainability, and chemical engineering. She earned her Doctorate in Environmental Engineering (2020) from Ecole Nationale Polytechniques, specializing in green energy solutions and nanomaterials. She also holds a Master’s degree in Energy and Sustainable Development (2012) from Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Mines de Nantes, France, and a Magister Degree in Energy Project Management (2011) from Université M’Hamed Bougara Boumerdes. Her academic journey began with a State Engineer Degree in Chemical Engineering (2002) from Université des Sciences et Technologies Houari Boumediène, showcasing her expertise in sustainable materials and energy innovations. 🌍⚡📚
Experience 🏭
Dr. Lila Meziane has been contributing to advanced technologies and energy storage research for nearly two decades. Since 2020, she has served as a Maitre de Recherche A at the Center for the Development of Advanced Technologies (CDTA), leading the “SUPER CAPS” project focused on high-capacity structures and supercapacitor technology. She specializes in fabricating metal oxide-based electrodes and process engineering for microfabrication. Previously, as a Research Associate (2015-2020), she worked on thin-layer deposition using Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD) and wet etching processes. Earlier, as a Study Officer (2005-2012), she contributed to CMOS microfabrication and semiconductor technology. ⚡🛠️