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S. El Hedri is a particle astrophysicist whose research focuses on high-energy neutrino astronomy, particularly through the ANTARES neutrino telescope. Their major contributions center on the development and execution of follow-up programs for neutrino alerts, designed to identify transient astrophysical sources—such as gamma-ray bursts or active galactic nuclei—that may produce high-energy neutrinos via cosmic ray interactions. El Hedri’s work has been instrumental in advancing real-time multi-messenger astronomy, linking neutrino detections with electromagnetic observations to pinpoint cosmic accelerators. With over 3 citations on their most recent follow-up study (2024), their research continues to shape the search for transient neutrino sources. This work is part of the broader ANTARES collaboration, a pioneering deep-sea neutrino detector in the Mediterranean. El Hedri’s contributions highlight the growing importance of coordinated alert systems in unraveling the origins of cosmic rays and the extreme environments that generate them. Their efforts are vital for students and researchers exploring the intersection of neutrino physics and astrophysics.