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laser-induced graphene
Joud Almuqati
M.S. Student,
Material Science and Engineering
sensors
flexible electronics
wearables
laser-induced graphene
Joud Almuqati builds laser-induced graphene (LIG) interfaces for electronic skin as a M.S. student in Materials Science and Engineering at KAUST’s Integrated Interfaces (I²) Lab, studying how laser processing, surface geometry, and soft elastomers shape LIG’s structure and sensing behavior to create conformal sensors for three-dimensional surfaces.
