Rania Rebbah completed her master’s in mining engineering in 2017 as part of the Erasmus+ Project, a collaborative effort between Porto University and the University of Béjaïa in Algeria. Prior to this, she earned a bachelor’s degree in Mining Environment Management from the Faculty of Technology at the University of Béjaïa. Since September 1, 2022, she has been enrolled in the Doctoral Program in Mining Engineering and Geo-resources at the University of Porto’s Faculty of Engineering. Rania has authored/Co-authored four peer-reviewed journal articles and contributed a chapter to a published book.". She has supported on organising a major academic event and received an award from MIT Portugal for her scientific contributions. Her research experience includes roles as a Master’s Student Fellow, a PhD Student Fellow, and a Research Fellow in multiple research projects. Her research interests lie in Engineering and Technology, with a specific focus on Environmental Engineering in the context of mining exploitation. In her Ciencia Vitae curriculum, the most frequently mentioned terms related to her scientific, technological contributions include Geomagnetic field, Python programming language, Principal Component Analysis, Mining, Mining Design, Modelling, Geotechnics, Environmental Recovery, Tunneling, Transportation Systems, Mine Planning, Mining Optimization, Green Mining, Terrestrial Solar Activities, Data Analysis, Geology, Geo-mapping, Geostructural Mapping, QGIS, Vulcan, AutoCAD, Surfer, Geostatistics, Matlab, Open Pit, Underground Mining, Space Exploration, Space Missions, Space Policy, Space Instrumentation, and Space Entrepreneurship.