• As part of the Doctoral Students Evaluation Week and in celebration of Science Day, the LAMIS Laboratory organized an event focused on enhancing research visibility and academic excellence. The first plenary session was delivered by Dr. Djeddi Abdelghani, who is responsible for the university's visibility cell, discussing the importance of publishing in high-impact, indexed journals to improve university rankings. Researchers from the laboratory who published in A and A+ Web of Science journals during the 2023–2024 academic year were honored, recognizing 26 outstanding contributions. Special recognition was given to PhD student Frik Brahim for being named "Most Scientifically Productive Student," after publishing three A-ranked journal articles and participating in five Scopus-indexed international conferences in under four years. The event continued with research presentations and discussions, where PhD students received valuable feedback from evaluation committees. The day concluded in the afternoon.

• The "Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity Challenges" event brought together 14 teams from Algerian and Tunisian universities. The first day was dedicated to training workshops and the official launch of the competition. The second day focused on teamwork to develop cybersecurity solutions, followed by solution presentations and evaluation by the jury after the lunch break. At the end of the event, the final rankings were announced: • 1st place: University of Kairouan (Tunisia) • 2nd place: University of Constantine 2 - Abdelhamid Mehri (Algeria) • 3rd place: University of Tebessa (Algeria) • 4th place (tie): University of Jendouba (Tunisia) and University of Larbi Ben M'hidi – Oum El Bouaghi (Algeria) The event was a great success, promoting skills development, experience sharing, and highlighting the importance of cybersecurity in today's world.

• A call for applications for students from national and Tunisian universities, as part of the 5+5 program, to participate in training workshops and cybersecurity competitions, which will take place on April 8 and 9, 2025.

• Mr. Hama Soltani successfully defended his doctoral thesis under the supervision of Pr.Amroune Mohamed and Dr.Bendhib Issam. Congratulations!

• At the initiative of Dr. Hanane Djellab, knowledge-sharing and coordination meeting between members of the LAMIS laboratory, the Signal Processing Laboratory, and researchers and representatives from Imam Muhammad bin Saud Islamic University in Saudi Arabia.

• Mr. Rami Amira successfully defended his doctoral thesis under the supervision of Dr. Fareh Hannachi. Congratulations!

• Ms. Douaa Yousfi successfully defended her doctoral thesis under the supervision of Pr. Gattal Abdeljalil & Dr. Chawki Djeddi. Congratulations!

• Yousuf Islam from Central South University, China delivered an insightful presentation to laboratory members on chaotic systems and their practical applications in image encryption techniques.

• Miss. Atmania Islah successfully defended her doctoral thesis under the supervision of Dr. Zitouni Saleh. Congratulations!

• Co-organizing a national conference on the use of AI in healthcare. PhD students and research professors from our laboratory participated with contributors from the healthcare sector to lead the proceedings of this scientific meeting.

• In the context of international cooperation, our laboratory welcomes Yousouf Islam, a student at Central South University in China. With the Vice-Rector of the University Pr. Souad Neffar. Yousouf has previously published two renowned articles with our doctoral students.

• The participation of our colleague Dr. Salima Bourougaa-Tria in the training and exchange program in South Korea, aimed at 450 Algerian startups selected from among 7,000 as part of a program initiated by the President of the Republic.

• Evaluation day for computer science PhD students to discuss progress and challenges, with the presence of supervisors and other laboratory members.

• Miss Hasna Yousfi has defended her doctoral thesis.
  Supervisors: Dr. Gasri Ahlem & Pr. Adel Ouannas.
  Congratulations!

• The special issue dedicated to the NCAI'2023 conference organized by our laboratory in the journal ACTA Informatica is published online. Editors : Pr. Hakim Bendjenna, Pr. Lawrence Chung, Pr. Abdellah Meraoumia
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• Touati Hamad Zineb has defended her doctoral thesis. Supervisors: Pr. Laouar Med Ridda and Dr. Issam Bendib. Congratulations!

• Mr. Sami Loucif has defended his doctoral thesis. Supervisors: Pr. Guefaifia Rafik & Dr. Zitouni Saleh. Congratulations!

• Miss. Samet Sarra has defended her doctoral thesis. Supervisors: Pr. Laouar Med Ridda & Dr. Issam Bendib. Congratulations!

• discuss progress and challenges, with the presence of supervisors and other laboratory members.

Submission deadline to our special issue titled "Future trends of machine intelligence in science and industry: New challenges and opportunities" for the selected papers in the NCAI'2023.