With a focus on introducing leading technology trends, creating actionable change, and building collaborated partnerships in Academia and Industrial practices, NCRA conducted its 4th IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation in Industry (ICRAI). The conference agenda included multiple sessions of research presentations from national and international researchers. The conference has become one of the…
The School of Chemical and Materials Engineering (SCME), National University of Sciences & Technology, Islamabad organized 5th Conference on Emerging Materials and Processes (CEMP21) on 29th – 30th November 2021. CEMP21 provided a platform to bring together researchers, scientists, and engineers from academia, research institutions, and industry to exchange information, experiences, and expertise in the…
As an institution offering premium education to all strata of society, NUST has embarked on an ambitious venture of building the nation through transformative higher education. The aim to bridge the gap between industry and academia thereby establishing an ecosystem where research, innovation, and invention become the pinnacle of our progress. A research showcase of…
Supercapacitors with high energy-density, power, and long cycle-life have potential to outperform traditional batteries owing to their fast charging-discharging speed. This project aims to investigate a new class of two-dimensional materials, i.e. MXenes, as high-capacity pseudocapacitive material. Most of the current understanding of MXenes comes from titanium carbides whereas other materials are less-understood which will…
DevFest 2021, powered by Google, was held on 18 December 2021 at NUST with the topic ‘Unlocking Pakistan’s Digital Potential’. The event included remarkable speeches from a renowned Googler, an informative discussion on unlocking Pakistan’s Digital Potential, and a Spotlight Talk on Android 12. The primary aim of this event was to bring together a…
The global construction industry is facing a huge upward challenge to keep up with the demands of rising population in the world. According to a study by ASCE in USA, which is one of the most progressive countries in the world, is facing a deficit of $3.6 trillion to construct new infrastructure and repair existing…
