AL Mokhtar Lamsabhi earned his PhD from University Cadi Ayyad (Marrakesh, Morroco) and completed postdoctoral studies at Universities Autónoma de Madrid, Andrés Bello (chili) and Dalhousie (Canada). Throughout his career, he has enjoyed various research stays at multiple universities across France, Chile, Canada, among others. Currently, he serves as an associate professor at University Autónoma de Madrid, where he has been involved in diverse research projects. His work primarily utilizes computational tools to study the interaction of biochemical compounds (such as uracil, thiouracil, cysteine, etc.) in the gas phase with different transition metals (including Ca, Cu, Pb, Sn, etc.). The focus of these studies has been to elucidate the reaction mechanisms occurring during the collisions between these species to produce various fragments. Specifically, he aims to interpret mass spectra by proposing the potential energy surfaces these ruptures traverse. His profound expertise in computational methods has facilitated collaborations with experimental groups from various scientific disciplines worldwide.