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! This event wouldn't be possible without the invaluable collaboration of the MSE Female Club, who have played a pivotal role in every step of the planning, design, and execution. Join us for an unforgettable experience that promises to shape the future of MSE education!
Read MoreSeminar on Spatially Controlled Crystal Growth
Assistant Professor Zakaria Y. Al Balushi from the University of California, Berkeley, will present on the topic of "Spatially Controlled Crystal Growth". Prof. Al Balushi is a faculty scientist in the Materials Science Division at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, and his research group focuses on creating new synthesis and integration schemes for emerging low-dimensional materials.
Read MoreThe Material Science and Engineering Department at KFUPM will host a full day "Future of Energy" event. This is an opportunity to gain valuable insights into the current and future state of energy and how it will impact our world. The event will feature a lineup of expert speakers from the industry, who will share their knowledge and experience on the topic.
Read MoreSeminar on "Materials for the Future"
The Materials Science and Engineering Department at KFUPM will be hosting a seminar on "Materials for the Future" by Noble laureate Prof. Konstantin Novoselov for his groundbreaking achievements on two-dimensional material graphene.
Read MoreDear Students, The Material Science and Engineering Department will be hosting a technical forum on February 16th, 2022. This forum will help you gain a better understanding of composite materials, as well as the opportunities and challenges that exist in this field. The attachment contains additional information on the event. Please sign up for the event so that you can benefit from it; we hope to see you there.
Read MoreThe MSE Club is delighted to invite you all to a very special event next Thursday. We have planned some exciting activities such as an introduction to MSE, undergraduate research experience, competition, and much more!
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