We're thrilled to announce a groundbreaking collaboration between the Materials Science and Engineering Department, KFUPM, and the MSE Female Club! Introducing "Makeathon" - an event set to revolutionize the way prep year students engage with our department! 📅 Mark your calendars: Day 1: May 4th, 10 am - 3 pm Day 2: TBD, 6:30 - 8 pm, Prepare for two days packed with innovation, inspiration, and endless opportunities! Day 1 kicks off with competitive challenges designed to ignite creativity and teamwork. On Day 2, get ready for insightful talks by guest speakers and captivating activities that will leave you inspired and motivated. But that's not all - we'll also be announcing the winners of the Makeathon on the second day! Join us for an unforgettable experience that promises to shape the future of MSE education! https://lnkd.in/dnVN4zBt #Makeathon #MSEDiversity #Innovation #Education #Collaboration
Materials Science and Engineering Department, KFUPM
Higher Education
Dhahran, Eastern Province 2,018 followers
The Department of Materials Science and Engineering is committed to providing the highest quality education in MSE
About us
The Department of Materials Science and Engineering (MSE) at King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals is a newly established department. The department's principal aim is to address challenging issues at the forefront of science and technology while also meeting the demands of the kingdom. Along with offering the graduate program, the MSE department at KFUPM is the first and only department in Saudi Arabia and the Gulf region to offer a dedicated undergraduate MSE program. This is an interdisciplinary field that relies on knowledge from many engineering and fundamental scientific disciplines. This enables us to figure out the underlying mechanisms that govern the matter around us to tackle the numerous engineering problems that our society faces. This multidisciplinary approach is instilled in both undergraduate and graduate students through coursework and research.
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https://mse.kfupm.edu.sa/
External link for Materials Science and Engineering Department, KFUPM
- Industry
- Higher Education
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Dhahran, Eastern Province
- Type
- Educational
- Specialties
- Material Science
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Primary
King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals
Building No 63
Dhahran, Eastern Province 31261, SA
Employees at Materials Science and Engineering Department, KFUPM
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Abubakar Dahiru
Masters candidate in Material Science and Engineering, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals
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Mohammed Alshehri
Student at Kfupm schools | ITEX ‘24 | Ibdaa '24 | Black Belt 3rd dan for KUKKIWON | F1 in Schools Chief Engineer ('23, '24) | Researcher | ELO '23
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Hussein AlAdwan
Attended Jami'at Al-Balqa Al-Tatbiqiyya
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Hammad Al-Dossary
ISEF’24- Ibdaa’23/‘24 Finals- Aramco F1 in schools’24/23/‘22 - Misk DCPP C’25 - KVA’23 - Co Founder of UniEgg Misk Ambassador Group. Mawhiba Alumni.
Updates
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Yesterday, the students at the Materials Science and Engineering Department, KFUPM, were privileged to experience an enriching lecture delivered by none other than Dr. Muhammad Junaid Anjum, an esteemed expert in corrosion inhibitors from the University of Manchester, UK. Dr. Muhammad Junaid Anjum shared the significance of corrosion inhibitors, delving into their various types and exploring their wide-ranging industrial applications. His expertise not only broadened our understanding but also sparked inspiration among our budding engineers. The session was nothing short of captivating, with students fully immersed in the depth of knowledge shared by Dr. Junaid. Heartfelt thanks to Dr. Muhammad Junaid Anjum for generously sharing his expertise and enriching our learning experience. Special appreciation goes to Mr. Muhammad Uzair Malik for his commendable efforts in organizing this enlightening lecture. Your commitment to providing exceptional learning opportunities for students is greatly appreciated. #CorrosionInhibitors #MaterialsScience #EngineeringEducation #KnowledgeSharing #KFUPM #Gratitude
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Last week, we had the privilege of hosting a guest lecture from SGS, a leading company in the field of corrosion prevention, control, and monitoring. Mr. Khurram Zaka from SGS led an enlightening webinar where he delved into various corrosion control and monitoring techniques. One of the key highlights of the session was a comprehensive discussion on Cathodic Protection, a vital method in safeguarding against corrosion. Mr. Khurram Zaka provided a technical overview of cathodic protection, shedding light on its principles, applications, and effectiveness in mitigating corrosion risks. Given our special concentration on corrosion prevention, control, and monitoring, this session was particularly valuable in enhancing our understanding and expertise in this critical area of study. We are grateful to SGS and Mr. Khurram Zaka for sharing their insights and expertise with us. Special credits to Muhammad Aqeel, Iqra Akbar, Urooj Fatima, Gopal Vaithiya, Prasad Jaishankar, AR Lakhani, and Abdul Razzak Lakhani for providing tremendous support to reinforce the academic and industry ties for unrivaled experience, knowledge on corrosion monitoring. Thanks to Eng. Muhammad Uzair Malik for organizing this guest lecture. #SGS, #KFUPM, #Collaboration, #Corrosion
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As part of the composite course in the Materials Science and Engineering Department, KFUPM at King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals - KFUPM, the students visited Future Pipe Industries. Special thanks to Dr. Abduljabar Alsayoud for leading the group of students for this visit to showcase advanced engineering and manufacturing processes that define the quality of composite non-metallic pipes. #KFUPM #mse #glassfiberpipes #futurepipe #futurepipeksa #CompositeMaterials #OilAndGas #sustainability
As part of the composite course in the Materials Science and Engineering Department, KFUPM at King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals - KFUPM, we had the unique opportunity to visit Future Pipe Industries. There, experts Eng.Abdulaziz Sundokji, Eng.Zakaria Dahboura, Eng.Ibrahim Hafi, and Eng.Feras Al Bader led us through the fascinating world of GRP, GRE, and RTP pipe production. Focused Expertise: Their team showcased the advanced engineering and manufacturing processes that define the quality of composite non-metallic pipes. Innovative Approaches: We explored the significance of using composite materials, highlighting the robust, sustainable, and versatile solutions they offer across various industries. Technical Mastery: Discussions detailed the thorough quality control, application diversity, and the environmental advantages of composite over traditional materials, marking a leap towards sustainable engineering practices. This visit not only enlightened us on the technical facets of composite and non-metallic piping solutions but also underscored Future Pipe Industries' dedication to innovation and excellence. #KFUPM #mse #glassfiberpipes #futurepipe #futurepipeksa #CompositeMaterials #OilAndGas #sustainability
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Thanks to Dr. Abduljabar Alsayoud for organizing this enlightening lecture on “Non-metallic pipes in the Oil & Gas Industry,” for the students at the Materials Science and Engineering Department, KFUPM. #nonmetallic #kfupm #bakerhughes #novelnonmetallics #mse #DhahranTechnoValley #osp
Yesterday, Dr. Serena Goh and I had the pleasure to continue sharing our knowledge, in order to help bridge the gap between academia and industry. We visited King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals - KFUPM and gave a lecture on “Non-metallic pipes in the Oil & Gas Industry” to a combined group of bright undergraduate and MX graduate students from Materials Science and Engineering Department, KFUPM, enabled by Prof. Abduljabar Alsayoud. While I presented an overview of non-metallic pipes in oil & gas applications with a special focus on downhole tubulars, and the value and benefits associated with rigless deployment, Serena shed some light on the materials used in such powerful applications, and the research efforts to make it happen from the perspective of material selection, sourcing, testing and qualification. Thanks again to Dr. Abduljabar Alsayoud and to our Baker Hughes and Novel Non-Metallic Solutions leadership that enable such collaboration between industry and academia, fostering and nurturing innovative talents. #nonmetallic #bakerhughes #novelnonmetallics #kfupm #saudi
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Last week, Eng. Muhammad Uzair Malik led a group of students from the Materials Science and Engineering Department, KFUPM to a desalination unit operated by the SWCC_KSA. Embarking on this journey, the goal was to immerse in the technologies and processes that spearhead the desalination efforts in such an arid region. The SWCC_KSA facility offered a comprehensive look into how they harness the power of the sea, converting it into a lifeline for millions. From the intricate plant operations to the meticulous management within the control rooms, SWCC_KSA generously shared insights into the heart of desalination technology. Witnessing the seamless integration of advanced systems and engineering expertise to sustainably produce fresh water is inspiring. A significant highlight of the visit was learning about the specialized cathodic protection system—a vital component in combating CX concentration corrosion. This proactive approach to corrosion prevention and control not only extends the lifespan of the facility's infrastructure but also ensures the continuous, efficient operation of this critical resource. Materials Science and Engineering Department, KFUPM extends heartfelt thanks to the SWCC_KSA team, Eng.Fatma AlRadhi, Dr. Nausha Asrar, Mr. Ali AlSahari, Mr. Mohammad AlHazmi, and Ammar Alnumani for their warm welcome and invaluable knowledge sharing. Special thanks to Dr. Turki Baroud and Dr. Atif Alzahrani for providing invaluable support to the team in providing all the resources and empowerment to enable such collaboration. This visit has fortified an understanding of the pivotal role desalination plays in the quest for sustainability and innovation and the importance of embracing technology to address the challenges of water scarcity. #Desalination #Innovation #Sustainability #EngineeringExcellence #KFUPM #SWCC #WaterTechnology #CorrosionPrevention
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On Tuesday, February 6th, 2024, the Materials Science and Engineering Department, KFUPM had the privilege of hosting a distinguished guest, Eng. Bassam Ghreeb Abdelazeem, CEO of Elite Engineering Arabia, for an enlightening seminar. The session, titled "Exploring the Crucial Role of Material Science and Engineering in Various Industrial Aspects," was nothing short of inspiring. Throughout the seminar, attendees were immersed in a deep dive into the intricate interplay between material science and engineering, and its profound impact across numerous critical industrial domains. From discussions on Fitness for Service (FFS) and Risk-Based Inspection (RBI) assessments to insights into welding design, non-destructive testing (NDT) applications, and the qualification of welding procedures, the spectrum of topics covered underscored the paramount importance of these disciplines. In today's dynamic industrial landscape, where structural integrity and safety are paramount, understanding the nuances of material science and engineering is indispensable. A huge thank you to Eng. Bassam Ghreeb Abdelazeem and Elite Engineering Arabia for sharing their knowledge and expertise with us. Special thanks to Dr. Maged Abdelsamie for organizing this seminar to foster collaboration and drive innovation and excellence in our field. #MSE #MaterialScience #Engineering #IndustrialAspects #Seminar #KFUPM #EliteEngineering #StructuralIntegrity #Safety #Innovation #Collaboration
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Thrilled to share about the enrolment of the "Corrosion and Materials Degradation" program by the Materials Science and Engineering Department, KFUPM! This program is designed to equip students with an understanding of corrosion fundamentals, materials degradation mechanisms, and advanced control and analytical techniques. The program focuses on mastering interdisciplinary skills that find practical applications in key industries such as oil and gas, petrochemicals, desalination, and construction. In an era where industries demand specialized knowledge, this program stands out as a bridge between theory and real-world application. Graduates of the "Corrosion and Materials Degradation" program will be well-prepared to tackle the challenges of industries that rely on robust materials, ensuring structural integrity and longevity in diverse environments. #MaterialsScience #CorrosionControl #MSE #KFUPM #EngineeringEducation #CareerDevelopment
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The graduate students of Materials Science and Engineering Department, KFUPM, had an amazing time during the well-organized guided tour to Ithra on December 12th, truly making it a memorable experience. The trip was an incredible success, and it wouldn't have been possible without the incredible support of Dr. Qasem Drmosh and Ms. Atheel Almofleh. The trip was significant not only providing our students with a much-needed break before their upcoming final examinations. These experiences enrich our students' academic journey, broadening their horizons and fostering a deeper appreciation for our culture and heritage. #Ithra #kfupm #MSEDepartment #StudentExperiences #CulturalEnrichment #EducationBeyondBooks
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سعيًا لتطوير مهارات طالباته؛ نظم قسم هندسة وعلوم المواد بالتعاون مع نادي القسم للطالبات ورشة بعنوان "كيف أنجح بإبداع؟". تعرفن فيها على أسرار النجاح ونقل مستوى المهارات الشخصية إلى مستوى آخر من التميز والإبداع. جزيل الشكر للمدربة ندى منشي nada monshi المدربة المعتمدة بوكالة الرقابة وبيئة العمل على قبولها الدعوة وتقديمها هذه الورشةالمثرية. As part of the student development program, the department organized a workshop on ”How can I succeed creatively” The students learned the secrets and tricks of being extraordinary, making a lasting impression, and writing their own success stories. Many thanks to nada monshi, the certified trainer at the Agency for Control and Development of the Work Environment، for accepting the invitation and presenting such a topic to our students. Thanks to Dr.Turki Baroud and Ms. Buthaynah Alaqil for providing this platform for the KFUPM undergraduate female students. #growth #success #creativity