Seminars 2026
Seminar on Passivation and Corrosion Resistance of Titanium and Some of its Biomedical Alloys in Simulated Physiological Environments at CEREM (June 14, 2026)
The Center of Excellence for Research in Engineering Materials (CEREM) organized a specialized seminar titled “Passivation and Corrosion Resistance of Titanium and Some of its Biomedical Alloys in Simulated Physiological Environments”, delivered by Prof. Dr. ElSayed Mohamed Ahmed Sherif.
The seminar focused on the corrosion behavior and passivation characteristics of titanium and biomedical titanium alloys under simulated physiological conditions. Key highlights included passive film formation mechanisms, electrochemical corrosion evaluation, biocompatibility considerations, and factors affecting the long-term stability of implant materials. The session also explored recent advances in surface engineering and corrosion protection strategies for enhancing the performance and reliability of biomedical implants.
The seminar attracted active participation from faculty members, researchers, and students, fostering scientific discussions and collaboration in the fields of biomaterials, corrosion science, and biomedical engineering.
Dr. Ibrahim A. Alnaser, Director of CEREM, highlighted that such seminars demonstrate CEREM’s commitment to advancing research in biomedical materials and corrosion protection technologies. He emphasized the importance of developing durable and biocompatible materials for healthcare applications, supporting scientific innovation and contributing to the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 goals in advanced materials and healthcare technologies.
Seminar on Magic Nanomaterials of Quantum Dots: Applications in Biomedical, Defense and Display Technology at CEREM (June 7, 2026)
The Center of Excellence for Research in Engineering Materials (CEREM) organized a specialized seminar titled “Magic Nanomaterials of Quantum Dots: Applications in Biomedical, Defense and Display Technology”, delivered by Prof. Dr. Mohammad Rezaul Karim.
The seminar focused on the unique properties of quantum dots and their transformative applications in biomedical, defense, and advanced display technologies. Key highlights included the synthesis and characterization of quantum dots, their size-dependent optical and electronic properties, and their applications in bioimaging, diagnostics, next-generation display systems, and defense-related sensing and photonic technologies. The session also explored recent advances in nanomaterials research and the growing impact of quantum dots on future technological innovations.
The seminar attracted active participation from faculty members, researchers, and students, which encouraged scientific discussions and fostered interdisciplinary collaboration in nanotechnology, advanced materials, and emerging functional devices.
Dr. Ibrahim A. Alnaser, Director of CEREM, highlighted that such seminars reflect CEREM’s commitment to promoting cutting-edge research in nanomaterials and advanced technologies. He emphasized the importance of quantum dot-based innovations in supporting scientific advancement, technological competitiveness, and sustainable development, all of which align with the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 objectives.
Seminar on Nanotechnology in Ion-Based Water Desalination at CEREM (May 17, 2026)
The Center of Excellence for Research in Engineering Materials (CEREM) organized a specialized seminar titled “Nanotechnology in Ion-Based Water Desalination," delivered by Dr. Hany S. Abdo.
The seminar focused on the application of nanotechnology in advanced ion-based water desalination systems for sustainable water treatment. Key highlights included designing nanostructured materials for selective ion removal, new desalination technologies, improved water purification efficiency, and the role of nanomaterials in addressing water scarcity challenges. The session also discussed recent developments in energy-efficient desalination processes and their potential applications for supporting sustainable water resources.
The seminar attracted active participation from faculty members, researchers, and students, fostering scientific discussions and collaboration in the fields of nanotechnology, water treatment, and environmental sustainability.
Dr. Ibrahim A. Alnaser, Director of CEREM, highlighted that such seminars demonstrate CEREM’s commitment to advancing innovative materials research and sustainable water technologies. He emphasized the importance of developing next-generation desalination solutions that contribute to environmental sustainability, water security, and the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 goals for technological innovation and resource management.
Seminar on Microstructure–Corrosion Relationship in HSLA Steels: A Comparative Study at CEREM (May 3, 2026)
The Center of Excellence for Research in Engineering Materials (CEREM) organized a specialized seminar titled “Microstructure–Corrosion Relationship in HSLA Steels: A Comparative Study," delivered by Dr. Asiful H. Seikh.
The seminar focused on understanding the relationship between microstructural features and corrosion behavior in High-Strength Low-Alloy (HSLA) steels. Key highlights included comparing corrosion performance, how microstructural evolution affects material durability, and recent advances in steel characterization techniques for engineering applications. The session also emphasized the importance of corrosion-resistant materials for sustainable industrial infrastructure and long-term structural reliability.
The seminar attracted active participation from faculty members, researchers, and students, fostering scientific discussions and collaboration in the field of advanced metallic materials and corrosion engineering.
Dr. Ibrahim A. Alnaser, Director of CEREM, highlighted that these seminars show CEREM’s commitment to promoting advanced materials research and strengthening knowledge exchange in corrosion protection, sustainable engineering materials, and industrial innovation that support the Kingdom’s future development goals.
Seminar on Environmental Friendly Coatings for Sustainable Product Development at CEREM (April 19, 2026)
The Center of Excellence for Research in Engineering Materials (CEREM) organized a specialized seminar titled “Environmental Friendly Coatings for Sustainable Product Development”, delivered by Mohammad Asif Alam.
The seminar focused on developing eco-friendly coating technologies that enhance material performance while reducing environmental impact. Key highlights included advances in protective coatings, corrosion resistance, surface engineering, and sustainable material design, with emphasis on industrial applications and long-term durability. The session encouraged active engagement among faculty members, researchers, and students, thereby strengthening collaboration in the field of advanced coating technologies.
Dr. Ibrahim A. Alnaser, Director of CEREM, highlighted that this seminar demonstrates CEREM’s commitment to sustainable materials research and innovative coating technologies, which contribute to industrial development, support environmental sustainability goals, and align with the Kingdom’s vision for advanced engineering solutions.
Seminar on Sustainable Sodium-Ion Energy Storage at CEREM (April 05, 2026)
