About Latifah Al Maghrabi Latifah Al Maghrabi M.S. Student, Electrical and Computer Engineering Group-III nitride materials Nanogenerators optoelectronics 2D materials Latifah Al-Maghrabi is pursuing a master's degree in Electrical Engineering in the electrophysics track at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST). Currently, the questions that guide Latifah's journey of investigation revolve around exploring novel lower dimensional materials for integration with group-III-nitride-based optoelectronic devices at the Photonics Laboratory at KAUST. By understanding the physics at the device level, she hopes to be able to enhance optoelectronics used for light and energy generation. In May 2018, Latifah graduated with a B.S. in Electrical Articles Related News October 2019 Latifah Al maghrabi's Master's Thesis Defense 2 min read · Thu, Oct 24 2019 News Study of PA-MBE grown III-nitride nanowires for strain engineering optoelectronics, nano-energy harvesting devices and piezotronics. February 2019 Photonics Lab Members Selected for Saudi's Delegation to the 69th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting 1 min read · Thu, Feb 28 2019 News Two Photonics Lab members, Latifah Al Maghrabi and Dr. Abderrhamen Trichili, have been selected for the Saudi delegation to the 69th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting, which will be held in Lindau, Germany. The meeting will be dedicated to physics with an emphasis on laser physics, cosmology, and gravitational waves. More than 40 Nobel Laureates from around the world have confirmed their participation.
Latifah Al maghrabi's Master's Thesis Defense 2 min read · Thu, Oct 24 2019 News Study of PA-MBE grown III-nitride nanowires for strain engineering optoelectronics, nano-energy harvesting devices and piezotronics.
Photonics Lab Members Selected for Saudi's Delegation to the 69th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting 1 min read · Thu, Feb 28 2019 News Two Photonics Lab members, Latifah Al Maghrabi and Dr. Abderrhamen Trichili, have been selected for the Saudi delegation to the 69th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting, which will be held in Lindau, Germany. The meeting will be dedicated to physics with an emphasis on laser physics, cosmology, and gravitational waves. More than 40 Nobel Laureates from around the world have confirmed their participation.
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