Associate Professor at UIR since 2018 and member of TIClab. He received his PhD in mathematics from the University of Picardie Jules Verne in Amiens (France) in 2010. He taught at the Faculty of Science in Amiens and at the University of Charles de Gaulle in Lille before joining UIR in 2012. He is qualified by the French national council of universities in sections CNU 25 (Mathematics) and CNU 26 (Applied mathematics and applications of mathematics). He is author/co-author of some twenty articles in peer-reviewed journals and conferences in the fields of pure and applied mathematics.
- PhD in Mathematics, University of Amiens (France), 2010.
- Master's degree in applied mathematics, Université d'Amiens (France), 2007.
- Bachelor's degree in mathematics, Université d'Amiens (France), 2004.
- Dimension theory.
- Scientific prediction.
- PDEs and dynamical systems in infinite dimension.
- Chaos and complexity theory.
- Philosophy of mathematics and philosophy of science.
- N. Maaroufi et E. H. Zerouli "Point-Extended Box dimension". Chaos Solitons and Fractals (2023).
- N. Maaroufi, M. Najib et M. Bakhouya "Predicting the Future is Like Completing a Painting : Towards a Novel Method for Time-Series Forecasting".IEEE Access(2021).
- N. Maaroufi "An equivalent formula for Pitman's asymptotic relative efficiency under weakened assumptions". Statistics & Probability Letters(2019).
- Plusieurs modules en mathématiques (algèbre, analyse numérique et probabilités/statistiques).