منطقة الجوف-جامعة الجوف

Mr. Naif Mohammed Al-Shammari

Roles and Responsibilities

• Direct supervision of all administrative, technical, and support staff in the college.

• Develop and implement policies and procedures to ensure smooth administrative operations.

• Monitor staff attendance, leave, and performance evaluations according to regulations.

• Enhance coordination and communication between academic and administrative departments.

• Prepare administrative and periodic reports and submit them to the Dean.

• Oversee budget preparation and supervise budget implementation.

• Monitor maintenance and cleanliness, and manage college facilities in coordination with relevant authorities.

• Supervise purchases and the provision of equipment and services needed by departments.

• Review financial records, perform accounting entries, and manage petty cash.

• Oversee administrative communication systems, information systems, and the college’s electronic environment.

• Coordinate internal and external relations of the college and participate in media coverage of events and activities.

• Perform any other tasks assigned within the scope of the role.

Mr. Eid Salman Al-Sarhani

Roles and Responsibilities

• Receive incoming work and transactions, record them, and distribute them to relevant parties.

• Export transactions and maintain primary files according to procedures.

• Perform administrative and financial duties, secretarial tasks, public relations, and copying as required.

• Prepare reports and statistics related to workflow.

• Perform any other tasks assigned within the scope of work.

Mr. Hoboub Faiz Al-Khaldi

Roles and Responsibilities

• Receive, record, and distribute incoming work for the unit or department.

• Export transactions and maintain files and archives in an organized manner.

• Perform administrative and financial duties, copying, and public relations tasks.

• Prepare reports and statistics related to workflow.

• Perform any other tasks assigned by the direct manager.

Mr. Hamdan Al-Tarfawi

Roles and Responsibilities

1. Laboratory Management

• Supervise lab operations and ensure readiness according to safety and quality standards.

• Monitor sample preparation and practical activities in coordination with faculty members.

• Supervise equipment maintenance and perform regular checks.

• Ensure safety procedures are implemented and safety tools are available.

• Organize lab records and maintain analysis results and technical reports.

2. Warehouse Management

• Supervise the receipt and issuance of chemicals and educational tools.

• Organize warehouses and ensure safe and proper storage of materials.

• Maintain accurate inventory records and update them continuously.

• Monitor stock levels and report needs to relevant authorities.

• Track expiration dates of chemicals and handle them according to regulations.

3. Educational Equipment Management

• Supervise the preparation of classrooms and labs with necessary tools and equipment.

• Monitor maintenance and ensure educational equipment is ready throughout the academic year.

• Coordinate with academic departments to identify technical and equipment requirements.

• Submit maintenance requests and follow up with responsible authorities.

• Provide technical support during practical lessons and exams.

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Dr. Meshal Alzaid

Dean, College of Science | Associate Professor, Materials & Nanotechnology
Scientific Council Member | University Council Member, Jouf University Endowments Council Member
Jouf University, Sakaka, Aljouf, Saudi Arabia
Phone: +966-581243954
Email: mmalzaid@ju.edu.sa
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Professional Summary
Visionary academic and innovation leader driving impactful applied research across energy storage, water treatment, environmental protection, and sustainable nanotechnology. As Dean of the College of Science at Jouf University and a member of strategic university councils, I lead initiatives that align scientific advancement with Saudi Vision 2030 priorities. With over 150 peer-reviewed publications, more than 3400 citations, and 8 USPTO patents, I lead multi-disciplinary teams and cross-sector collaborations to translate research into real-world solutions.

EDUCATION
Jouf University Main Campus, SKAKA, KSA               Aug 2006 – Jul 2010
-    Bachelor Degree in physics

University of Dayton, Dayton, OH, USA                        May 2013 – Dec 2014
-    Master of Science, Materials Engineering

North Dakota State University, Fargo, ND, USA          Aug 2016 – May 2019
-    Doctor of Philosophy, Materials & Nanotechnology

Research & Impact Areas
•    Energy Storage & Conservation (supercapatteries, hydrogen storage, next-gen batteries)
•    Water Treatment & Environmental Protection (filtration membranes, catalytic degradation)
•    Sustainable Nanotechnology for Agriculture & Green Environments (smart polymers, bio-composites)
•    Circular Economy & Waste-to-Resource Innovation (biocatalysts from agro-waste)
•    Green Hydrogen & Solar Energy Materials (solar-responsive semiconductors, electrolysis catalysts)

Major Achievements 
•    The EcoSphere Project (https://ecosphere-eight.vercel.app)
Founder of The EcoSphere Project which is a student-driven sustainability initiative that fosters environmental awareness and responsibility through hands-on activities such as tree plantation and care. It promotes sustainable practices while integrating education and practical learning, encouraging students to actively engage in environmental stewardship. The project emphasizes both tree plantation as a foundational step toward creating green spaces and tree adoption as a strategy for long-term care and maintenance, ensuring sustained environmental impact.

•    The Jouf 360 Initiative
Founder of The Jouf 360 initiative which is a comprehensive student development Journey. It is four-phases academic journey designed to empower all students—particularly first-generation learners, students from rural regions, and women in STEM fields. This structured initiative provides continuous academic, personal, and professional support from the first year through graduation. Institutionalized as part of college of science’s strategic framework and aligned with Saudi Vision 2030 and SDG 4, the model integrates mentoring, research engagement, innovation pathways, entrepreneurship, field experience, and civic service. Students graduate not only with academic credentials, but also with real-world skills, documented achievements, and the confidence to lead in science, innovation, and society.
•    Listed in Stanford's Top 2% Scientists for 2024 and 2025. 
•    Published more than 150 Scientific Articles in renewable energy and Environmental Protection area with more than 3400 Citations and H-index 33.
•    Patent Granted in Active Electrodes for Biofuel Productions from Waster Olive Tree and Oil, United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) (HMA Hassan, M Alzaid, IH Alsohaimi, MF Hussein, MRA Elaassar, HM Ali. Eco-friendly biodiesel production method using waste olive oil and pulp-derived catalysts. US Patent 12,319,882 (2025)).
•    Geneva international exhibition of inventions 2024 Medals for the following
-    Sustainable Biodiesel Production from Waste Olive Oil: Utilizing Olive Pulp-Derived Catalysts (Gold Medal)
-    Solar Remediation Wastewater System using Confined CdS Quantum Dots in Polysulfone Membrane (Gold Medal)
-    A chemiresistive substrate for a hydrogen gas Sensor (Gold Medal).
-    Nanostructured Hybrid Electrodes for Energy Efficient Water Desalination (Silver Medal).
•    Geneva international exhibition of inventions 2025 Medals for the following
-    ‏Ultrafiltration Filters to Enhance Water Treatment Efficiency and Provide Sustainable Solutions (Gold Medal)
-    Green Capsule: Biopolymeric Materials for Desert Agriculture and Water Resource (Silver Medal)
-    ‏Recycling Waste to Create Nanofibers for Medical, Radiation shielding, dosimetry and Industrial Applications (Bronze Medal)
-    ‏MolecuLab: an integrated framework for designing and analyzing drug-like molecules for drug discovery and Delivery (Bronze Medal)

•    Book Chapter
Hassan Hassan, Meshal M Alzaid and Mohamed El Aassar. Electrospun Nanofibers for Catalytic Applications: Design, Fabrication, and Functionality. In: Electrospinning Techniques - Advances, Applications, and Challenges. IntechOpen (June 03, 2025).

PROFESSIONAL HISTORY
-    Demonstrator: Physic Department, Jouf University KSA, 2010-2014

-    Lecture: Physic Department, Jouf University KSA, 2015-2019 
-    Assistant professor of materials and nanotechnology Jouf University KSA, 2019 – 2023

-    Associate professor of materials and nanotechnology Jouf University KSA, 2023 – Now
-    Department Chair: Physics Department, Jouf University KSA, 2020-2021

-    Graduate Program Coordinator: Physics Department, Jouf University KSA, 2020-2021

-    Secretary of the College Council: College of Science, Jouf University KSA, 2020-now

-    Vice Dean: College of Science, Jouf University KSA, 2021-2023
-    Vice Dean for Academic Affairs, College of Science: College of Science, Jouf University KSA, 2023-2024
-    Dean, College of Scienc, Jouf University KSA, 2024-Now.
-    Director of Jouf University Central Labs, 2024-Now.  

Strategic Collaboration Projects (Lead Role)
(Keywords: international research, innovation ecosystem, academic-industry partnerships, R&D collaboration, policy consultancy)
•    University of Florida (UF): Sustainable agriculture and biotechnology research
•    UC Berkeley: MOF-based green chemistry applications with Prof. Omar Yaghi
•    Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS): Nanomaterials for water treatment
•    City University of Hong Kong: Innovation policy and academic entrepreneurship
•    Ministry of Environment, Water & Agriculture: Water use optimization and sustainability pilots

SKILLS 
-    Arabic as a native language, and English as a second language

-    Proficient in computer skills such as Microsoft Office

-    C, C++, FORTRAN, Python, UNIX scripting (Computer Skill Languages)

-    Ab-initio packages: VASP, abinit, Quantum Espresso, CPMD

CONFERENCES:
-    Materials Research Society Conference & Meetings MRS – USA 2019
-    2nd International Conference on Advanced Materials and Emerging Technologies – University of Engineering and Technology, 2021.
-    1st International Conference on Engineering and Applied Natural Sciences on 10-13 May 2022.
-    International Conference on New Trends in Renewable Energy and Environment for 2030 Vision (ICNTREE 2023), January 2023, Jouf University, KSA
-    5th International Conference on Ionic Liquids in Separation and Purification Technology, February 2023, USA.
-    The International Conference on Olive Cultivation Future and Industry (ICOCFI 2023), March 2023, Jouf University, KSA
-    The Global Advanced Materials & Surfaces International Conference-GAMS June 2023, Paris, France.

MEMBERSHIP
-    Materials Research Society MRS

GRANTS
Secured over $1.3M USD across national and institutional projects:
-    Development of Nanostructured Components for Solar Energy Conversion and Storage Based on Nanocomposite Semiconductor, institute funds ministry of education KSA IF-JU-1-1527110410, 16K USD, 2020.

-    High-Performance Recycle Active Electrode Materials for Hybrid Energy Storage Devices, Jouf University DSR-2021-03, 35K USD, 2021.

-    Smart Materials and structure for Sustainable Energy Storage and Water & Environmental applications, Jouf University DSR-2022-RG-0128, 32K USD, 2022.
-    Investigating Novel Redox Active Transition Metal Sulfides for Battery-Supercapacitor Devices for Environmental and Renewable Energy Applications, institute funds ministry of education KSA IF-JU-2-0054, 16K USD, 2023. 
-    Reactivation/Upgrading of the Molecular Biology Research Unit, from research development and innovation authority (RDIA) KSA, 13395-MED-2023-JFU-R-3-1-HW, 1.2 M USD.

SUPERVISION GRADUATE STUDENTS. 
-    Fai Alsalh, MS, Biomass Derived Electrode Material for Renewable Energy Storage Applications, 2020-2021, Master Thesis Adviser
-    Moharah Alwshih, MS, Role of Cu dilute on microstructures, optical, magnetic and photoluminescence properties of CdS film, 2020-2021, Master Thesis Adviser
-    Rakan Alenezi, MS, Fabrication and Characterization of Nanoparticles 
-    Incorporated Electrospun Polymer Composites for environmental remediation applications, 2022, Master Thesis Adviser
-    Mohammed Ashaghdali, MS, Ni Doped ZnO nanostructures: Synthesis, Structure, Properties and Application, 2022, Master Thesis Adviser

Committees & Professional Service
(Keywords: quality assurance, accreditation, governance, institutional strategy, Management & leadership)
-    Certified Governance Specialist (CGSP)
-    GRC Professional (GRCP) – OCEG Certified GRC Professional
-    ISO 9001 – Quality Management Systems
-    ISO 31000 – Risk Manager
-    ISO 22301 – Business Continuity Manager
-    ISO 14001 – Environmental Management Systems
-    ISO 21001 – Educational Organizations Management
-    ISO 45001 – Occupational Health and Safety (OH&S) Management Systems
-    Accreditation Reviewer for higher education programs
-    Journal Reviewer and Editorial Board Member
-    Journal Editor:
• Agriculture (MDPI, Q2, IF 3.6)
• Molecules (MDPI, Q1, IF 4.6)
• Desalination and Water Treatment (Q3, IF 1.6)
-    Member, Scientific Council, Jouf University
-    Member, University Council, Jouf University
-    Chair, Committee for Excellence Allowances and Research Rewards
-    Chair, Strategic Planning and Annual Report Committee
-    Member, Permanent Committee for Curriculum Development
-    Member, Permanent Committee for Faculty Workload and Academic Schedules
-    Member, Committee for Advisory Services Oversight
-    Member, Indicator Monitoring Committee for University Leadership Initiatives
-    Member, Permanent Committee for Scientific Research and Innovation
-    Member, Permanent Committee for Graduate Studies
-    Member, College Council of Science
-    Member, Council of Graduate Studies and Scientific Research
-    Chair or Member in Committees for Conferences (ICNTREE, ICOCFI, Camel Research)
-    Program Accreditation Reviewer, Education & Training Evaluation Commission (ETEC)
-    Academic Leadership Development, Leadersip Management International, INC, WACO, TEXAS USA

SELECTED PUBLICATIONS
1.    M Alzaid, IH Alsohaimi, MS Alhumaimess, AA Alqadami, SS Alsaif, ... Sustainable recycling: structure-property relationship of polyethylene terephthalate waste-derived polymers for efficient methylene blue removal. International Journal of Environmental Science and Technology, 1-16 (2025).
2.    MZ Iqbal, N Amjad, S Siddique, R Ali, U Aziz, S Aftab, M Alzaid. Exploring the synergy of binder free as electrode materials for hybrid supercapacitors (vol 56, 105925, 2022). JOURNAL OF ENERGY STORAGE 125 (2025).
3.    MF Hasaneen, M Alzaid, M Ezzeldian, AA EI-Maaref, NMA Hadia. Synthesis and physical properties of  thin films obtained by electron beam evaporation for solar cell application. Journal of Non-Crystalline Solids 660, 123552 (2025).
4.    NMA Hadia, M Alzaid, M Ezzeldien, MF Hasaneen. Fabrication and characterization of nanocomposite thin films for photocatalysis applications: N. M. A. Hadia et al.. Optical and Quantum Electronics 57 (7), 415 (2025).
5.    AM Nassar, AH Alanazi, MM Alzaid, S Moustafa. Harnessing wasted mushroom peel aqueous extract for mycogenic synthesis of zinc oxide nanoparticles for solar photocatalysis and antimicrobial applications. Biomass Conversion and Biorefinery, 1-16 (2025).
6.    AN Alrashidi, H Alwael, IH Alsohaimi, M Alzaid, HMA Hassan. Development of High-Performance Polysulfone Ultrafiltration Membranes with Enhanced Permeability and Antifouling Properties via Amino-Functionalized  Nanotube Incorporation. Journal of Environmental Chemical Engineering, 115798 (2025).
7.    MR EI-Aassar, RF Alolaimi, M Alzaid, NS Al-Muaikel, MS Alhumaimess, ... Oil/Water separation using thiol-functionalized mesoporous silica-impregnated polyacrylonitrile/polyvinylidene fluoride electrospun nanofiber hybrid nanostructures. Separation and Purification Technology, 131651 (2025).
8.    NMA Hadia, MA Sunny, H Hassan, MW Iqbal, NA Ismayilova, S Bibi, ... Synergistic performance of  () for next-generation supercapatteries and hydrogen evolution reaction. Journal of Materials Science: Materials in Electronics 36 (2), 130 (2025).
9.    NMA Hadia, MA Mumtaz, MH Waris, MW Iqbal, S Khalil, NA Ismayilova, ... Enhanced supercapacitor performance using  hybrid material: a novel approach for high energy storage and improved electrochemical properties. Applied Physics A 130 (11), 845 (2024).
10.    MA Kariri, IH Alsohaimi, M Alzaid, MS Alhumaimess, AA Alqadami, ... Transformative strategies for heavy metals extraction: Ionic liquid-boosted fizzy capsule for distributive solid-phase microextraction in aquatic environments. Journal of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry (2024).
11.    AM Mebed, M Mushtaq, M Alshamary, M Alzaid, A Laref, AM Abd-Elnaiem. Selective Co and Sn co-doped black phosphorene for hydrogen storage: first-principles insights. Adsorption, 1-12 (2024).
12.    M Alzaid, AM Abu-Dief, NMA Hadia, M Ezzeldien, WS Mohamed. Synthesis and characterization study of spinel  nanoparticles synthesized via the facial co-precipitation route for optoelectronic application. Optical and Quantum Electronics 56 (7), 1-22 (2024).
13.    WS Mohamed, A Tozri, MSM Abdelbaky, S García-Granda, TS Almutairi, ... Effect of heavy  doping on the magnetic, structural, morphological, and optical characteristics of  nanoparticles. Ceramics International (2024).
14.    IH Alsohaimi, MA Kariri, M Alzaid, MS Alhumaimess, MY EI-Sayed. Efficient extraction of heavy metals from aqueous environments using magnetic effervescent Tablet-Assisted Ionic Liquid-Based dispersive Solid-Phase microextraction. Journal of Molecular Liquids 393, 123663 (2024).
15.    IH Alsohaimi, MS Alhumaimess, M Alzaid, AA Essawy, MR EI-Aassar, Mohamed, R. M. K.; Hassan, H. M. A. Tailoring Confined CdS Quantum Dots in Polysulfone Membrane for Efficiently Durable Performance in Solar-Driven Wastewater Remediating Systems. J. Environ. Manage.2023, 332, 117351. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jenvman.2023.117351
16.    Alzaid, M.; Iqbal, M. Z.; Alqahtani, B.; Alanazi, R.; Alsohaimi, I. H.; Mohamed, W. S.; Hadia, N. M. A. Tailoring the Interfacial Surfaces of Tungsten and Molybdenum Tungsten Disulfide Electrodes for Hybrid Supercapacitors. RSC Adv. 2023, 13 (23), 15575–15585. https://doi.org/10.1039/D3RA00847A.
17.    Alzaid, M.; Mohamed, W. S.; Alanazi, R.; Alsohaimi, I. H.; Hassan, H. M. A.; Hadia, N. M. A.; Ezzeldien, M.; El-Aassar, M. R.; Abu-Dief, A. M. Novel  Binary Mixed Oxide Nanocomposites: Facile Synthesis, Characterization, and Photocatalysis Enhancement. J. Mater. Res. Technol. 2023, 23, 2454–2466. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jmrt.2023.01.105.
18.    Liaqat, M.; Khalid, N. R.; Tahir, M. B.; Znaidia, S.; Alrobei, H.; Alzaid, M. Visible Light Induced Photocatalytic Activity of  for the Degradation of Organic Dye and Tetracycline. Ceram. Int. 2023, 49 (7), 10455–10461. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ceramint.2022.11.229.
19.    Hadia, N. M. A.; Shaban, M.; Ahmed, A. M.; Mohamed, W. S.; Alzaid, M.; Ezzeldien, M.; Hasaneen, M. F.; El Malti, W.; Abdelazeez, A. A. A.; Rabia, M. Photoelectrochemical Conversion of Sewage Water into  Fuel over the  Composite Electrode. Catalysts 2023, 13 (3), 456. https://doi.org/10.3390/catal13030456.
20.    Iqbal, M. Z.; Amjad, N.; Ali, R.; Khan, M. W.; Siddique, S.; Aftab, S.; Wabaidur, S. M. Elucidating Binder-Free Magnetron Sputtered Molybdenum-Tungsten-Disulfide Thin Films for Battery-Supercapacitor Devices. J. Alloys Compd. 2023, 942, 168929. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jallcom.2023.168929.
21.    Hadia, N. M. A.; Rabia, M.; Alzaid, M.; Mohamed, W. S.; Hasaneen, M. F.; Ezzeldien, M.; Shaban, M.; Ahmed, A. M.; Mohamed, S. H.; Awad, M. A. -Poly(1H-Pyrrole) Nanocomposite for Hydrogen Generation from Red Sea Water with High Efficiencey. Phys. Scr. 2023, 98 (8), 085509. https://doi.org/10.1088/1402-4896/ace391.
22.    Fatima, J.; Tahir, M. B.; Rehman, A.; Sagir, M.; Rafique, M.; Assiri, M. A.; Imran, M.; Alzaid, M. Structural, Optical, Electronic, Elastic Properties and Population Inversion of Novel 2D Carbides and Nitrides MXene: A DFT Study. Mater. Sci. Eng. B 2023, 289, 116230. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.mseb.2022.116230.
23.    Alzaid, M.; Alanazi, R.; Alsohaimi, I. H.; Mohamed, W. S.; Hadia, N. M. A.; Ezzeldien, M.; Iqbal, M. Z. Hydrothermally Assisted Bimetallic Transition Metal Sulfide as Battery Grade Electrode and Activated Carbon as Capacitive Electrode for Hybrid Energy Storage Devices. Diam. Relat. Mater. 2023, 134, 109737. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.diamond.2023.109737.
24.    Habib, M.; Zhou, X.; Tang, L.; Xue, G.; Akram, F.; Alzaid, M.; Zhang, D. Phase and Domain Engineering Strategy for Enhancement of Piezoelectricity in the Lead-Free  Ceramics. J. Mater. 2023, 9 (5), 920–929. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jmat.2023.02.015.
25.    Fatima, U.; Tahir, M. B.; Gouadria, S.; Khalid, N. R.; Nawaz, T.; Sagir, M.; Siddeeg, S. M.; Alrobei, H.; Alzaid, M. Synthesis of Ternary Photocatalysts  Phosphorene for the Degradation of Dyes and Pharmaceuticals. Appl. Nanosci. 2023, 13 (8), 5501–5507. https://doi.org/10.1007/s13204-023-02762-0.
26.    Hadia, N. M. A.; Alzaid, M.; Alqahtani, B.; Al-Shaghdali, M.; Mohamed, W. S.; Ezzeldien, M.; Shaban, M.; Ahmed, A. M.; Rabia, M.; Mohamed, S. H.; Awad, M. A. Enhancement of Optical, Electrical and Sensing Characteristics of ZnO Nanowires for Optoelectronic Applications. J. Mater. Sci. Mater. Electron. 2023, 34 (5), 456. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10854-023-09905-7
27.    Khalid, I.; Tahir, M. B.; Sagir, M.; Dahshan, A.; Alzaid, M.; Alrobei, H. Synthesis of  Heterojunction with the Green Ag Nanoparticles for the Efficient Sunlight Photocatalytic Activity. Opt. Quantum Electron. 2023, 55 (1), 21. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11082-022-04263-w.
16.    Shaban, M.; Khan, T. I.; Anwar, M.; Alzaid, M.; Alanazi, R. Effect of Asymmetric Fins on Thermal Performance of Phase Change Material-Based Thermal Energy Storage Unit.  Materials (Basel) 2023, 16 (7), 2567. https://doi.org/10.3390/ma16072567.
17.    Siddique, A.; Khalil, A.; Almutairi, B. S.; Tahir, M. B.; Ahsan, T.; Hannan, A.; Elhosiny Ali, H.; Alrobei, H.; Alzaid, M. Structural, Electronic, Mechanical and Dynamical Stability Properties of  () Perovskite-Type Hydrides: A First Principle Study. Chem. Phys. 2023, 568, 111851. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.chemphys.2023.111851.
18.    Ayub, S.; Khalil, A.; Shaheen, R.; Gouadria, S.; Tahir, M. B.; Ullah, Z.; Hannan, A.; Yousef, E. S.; Alzaid, M. First-Principles Calculations to Investigate Structural, Elastic, Electronic, Optical, and Magnetic Properties of  for Photocatalytic Applications. Optik (Stuttg) 2023, 274, 170565. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijleo.2023.170565.
19.    Iqbal, Q.; Habib, M.; Alzaid, M.; Khan, M. T.; Tho, P. T.; Ahmad, P.; Shah, Y. A. Synthesis and Investigation of Electromechanical Property of Lead-Free  Quenched Ceramics. J. Mater. Sci. Mater. Electron. 2023, 34 (5), 404. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10854-023-09837-2.
20.    Ezzeldien, M.; Dolia, R.; Alzaid, M.; Alsohaimi, I. H.; Quraishi, A. M.; Alvi, P. A. Tunable Optical Gain Characteristics of  Quantum Well Heterostructure under Uniaxial and Biaxial Pressures.  Phys. status solidi (b) 2023, 260 (3), 2200479. https://doi.org/10.1002/pssb.202200479.
21.    Hadia, N. M. A.; Ahmed, A. M.; Shaban, M.; Mohamed, W. S.; Alzaid, M.; Rabia, M. Flower-like Shapes  ()/Porous  Photocatalytic Electrode for Converting Sewage Water into Fuel Gas. J. Mater. Sci. Mater. Electron. 2023, 34 (9), 805. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10854-023-10154-x.
22.    Riaz, A.; Tahir, M. B.; ur Rehman, J.; Sagir, M.; Yousef, E. S.; Alrobei, H.; Alzaid, M. Tailoring 2D Carbides and Nitrides Based Photo-Catalytic Nanomaterials for Energy Production and Storage: A Review. Zeitschrift für Phys. Chemie 2023, 237 (1–2), 163–185. https://doi.org/10.1515/zpch-2021-3158.
23.    MU Ghani, M Sagir, MB Tahir, HI Elsaeedy, S Nazir, H Alrobei, M Alzaid. CASTEP investigation of structural, electronic, and optical properties of halide perovskites  () for solar cell applications. Inorganic Chemistry Communications 155, 111007 (2023).
24.    B Ahmed, MB Tahir, S Nazir, M Alzaid, A Ali, M Sagir, H Alrobei. An Ab-initio simulation of boron-based hydride perovskites  ( and ) for advance hydrogen storage system. Computational and Theoretical Chemistry 1225, 114173 (2023).
25.    J Fatima, MB Tahir, MA Rehman, MA Assiri, M Imran, M Alzaid, H Alrobei. Structural, optical and electronic properties of novel 2D carbides and nitrides MXene based Materials: A DFT study. Optical and Quantum Electronics 55 (7), 576 (2023).
26.    M Sattar, M Alzaid, NUR Junejo, RA Malik, M Tanveer, M Latif. Solar array drive assembly disturbance modeling, jitter analysis and validation tests for precision space-based operations. Journal of Vibration Engineering & Technologies 11 (5), 2069-2080 (2023).
27.    M Usman, J ur Rehman, MB Tahir, A Hussain, H Alrobei, M Alzaid, First-principles calculations to investigate structural, electronics, optical, and mechanical properties of -based novel fluoroperovskites  () for... Materials Science in Semiconductor Processing 160, 107399 (2023).
28.    M Usman, MB Tahir, S Gouadria, NR Khalid, J Rahman, F Ali, MI Khan, M Alzaid. First-principles calculations to investigate Structural, Electronic, optical and mechanical properties of -based fluoroperovskite. Computational and Theoretical Chemistry 1224, 114115 (2023).
29.    IH Alsohaimi, M Alzaid, AN Alrashidi, NF Alotaibi, MS Alshammari. Physical and chemical evaluation of groundwater quality in Jouf region in Saudi Arabia for energy, agriculture and drinking purposes. Desalination and Water Treatment 294, 51-59 (2023).
30.    S Ahmad, J Ur Rehman, MB Tahir, M Alzaid, K Shahzad. Investigation of external isotropic pressure effect on widening of bandgap, mechanical, thermodynamic, and optical properties of rubidium niobate using first principles. Optical and Quantum Electronics 55 (4), 346 (2023).
31.    H Arif, MB Tahir, BS Almutairi, I Khalid, M Sagir, HE Ali, H Alrobei, ... CASTEP study for mapping phase stability, and optical parameters of halide perovskite for photovoltaic and solar cell applications. Inorganic Chemistry Communications 150, 110474 (2023).
32.    A Rehman, M Tahir, S Gouadria, N Khan, NR Khalid, F Ali, HE Ali, M Alzaid. First-principles calculations to investigate structural, electronic, optical and mechanical properties of -doped cubic perovskites for fuel cell applications. Solid State Communications 360, 115063 (2023).
33.    JU Rehman, MA Rehman, M Usman, MB Tahir, A Hussain, K Shahzad, ... First-principles calculations to investigate structural, electronics, optical and mechanical properties of compound for superconducting application. Molecular Simulation 49 (1), 76-84 (2023).
34.    S Faryad, MB Tahir, BS Almutairi, M Sagir, S Nazir, B Ahmed, HE Ali, ... The potential of MXenes-based nanomaterials towards high performance in energy production and storage applications. International Journal of Hydrogen Energy 48 (90), 35153-35163 (2023).
35.    AUR Shah, A Jalil, A Sadiq, M Alzaid, MS Naseem, R Alanazi, S Alanazi. Effect of rice husk and wood flour on the structural, mechanical, and fire-retardant characteristics of recycled high-density polyethylene. Polymers 15 (19), 4031 (2023).
36.    B Ahmed, MB Tahir, A Ali, M Sagir, HI Elsaeedy, H Alrobei, M Alzaid. An ab-initio insight computation of structural, electronic and optical properties of -doped fluoro-perovskite for optoelectronic applications. Inorganic Chemistry Communications 156, 111151 (2023).
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First: Decision to form the Committee for Academic and Non-Academic Issues, Grievances, and Complaints as follows:

Second: The duties of the Committee for Academic and Non-Academic Issues, Grievances, and Complaints are as follows:

1- Study academic and non-academic cases referred to the committee by the College Deanship or other relevant entities.

2- Receive grievances and complaints from students, faculty members, and staff, and work on reviewing and resolving them in a fair and transparent manner.

3- Verify the accuracy of the information and facts related to the cases under consideration by hearing the statements of the concerned parties and collecting evidence.

4- Propose appropriate solutions and remedies in accordance with approved university regulations and policies.

5- Submit recommendations to the Dean of the College for approval and necessary decision-making.

6- Follow up on the implementation of decisions related to cases, grievances, and complaints to ensure fair application.

7- Submit periodic reports to the College Deanship summarizing key cases and grievances reviewed and the actions taken regarding them.

8- Maintain confidentiality of information related to cases and grievances and protect the rights of all parties involved.

9- Contribute to raising awareness among college members about their rights, responsibilities, and mechanisms for submitting grievances and complaints.

First: Decision to form the Committee for Innovation, Projects, and Student Awards as follows:

Second: The duties of the Committee for Innovation, Projects, and Student Awards are as follows:

1- Encourage and support innovative ideas and student projects that contribute to skill development and foster creativity.

2- Monitor and evaluate student projects submitted by various academic departments and provide appropriate recommendations.

3- Propose and organize student competitions and awards within and outside the college to promote excellence and innovation.

4- Nominate outstanding projects and research to participate in conferences and scientific or innovative events at the university or external institutions.

5- Supervise the evaluation and judging mechanisms for student projects and awards to ensure fairness and transparency.

6- Provide guidance and support to students during the preparation and implementation stages of their projects, and connect them with relevant entities.

7- Submit periodic reports to the Dean of the College outlining the committee’s activities, key initiatives, and achievements.

8- Promote a culture of innovation and entrepreneurship among students by organizing specialized workshops and training programs.

9- Coordinate with relevant centers and entities inside and outside the university to support student projects and innovations.

First: Decision to form the Committee for Cooperation and Agreements as follows:

Second: The duties of the Committee for Cooperation and Agreements are as follows:

1- Propose and explore cooperation opportunities with universities and academic or research institutions locally and internationally.

2- Prepare and review draft memoranda of understanding (MoUs) and agreements in accordance with the university’s regulations and policies.

3- Follow up on the implementation of signed agreements and ensure their execution according to the defined timelines.

4- Coordinate with academic departments and units to benefit from available collaboration opportunities within the agreements.

5- Submit recommendations and proposals to the College Deanship regarding the signing, renewal, or termination of agreements.

6- Provide periodic reports on the committee’s activities and accomplishments related to cooperation and agreements.

7- Propose joint initiatives with partner entities that contribute to advancing scientific research and improving the educational process.

8- Follow up on documentation and accreditation procedures for all agreements in coordination with relevant university entities.

First: Decision to form the Committee for Scientific Research and Academic Conferences as follows:

Second: The duties of the Committee for Scientific Research and Academic Conferences are as follows:

1- Encourage and support scientific research activities among college members and work to enhance the level of research output.

2- Review research plans submitted by academic departments and provide appropriate recommendations.

3- Follow up on funded research projects, whether internal or external, ensuring adherence to timelines and scientific standards.

4- Propose and organize conferences, scientific symposia, and workshops related to the college’s fields of specialization.

5- Promote faculty and student participation in local and international scientific conferences and events.

6- Coordinate with the Deanship of Scientific Research and other relevant entities to develop research programs and joint projects.

7- Evaluate scientific papers submitted for publication or conference participation according to academic standards.

8- Propose research awards to motivate excellence and creativity in scientific research.

9- Submit periodic reports to the Dean of the College on research and conference activities and achieved accomplishments.

10- Contribute to enhancing the college’s reputation by supporting publication in internationally recognized journals.

First: Decision to form the Committee for Scholarship and Faculty Affairs as follows:

Second: The duties of the Committee for Scholarship and Faculty Affairs are as follows:

1- Review scholarship and delegation requests submitted by faculty members and equivalent staff, ensuring compliance with applicable rules and regulations.

2- Provide opinions and recommendations regarding nominations for internal and external scholarships and submit them to the university’s competent authorities.

3- Follow up on the academic and administrative affairs of sponsored faculty members during their scholarship period and ensure their regular progress in study programs.

4- Propose suitable programs and scientific specializations needed by the college for scholarships in line with its strategic plans.

5- Review faculty-related matters such as promotions, appointments, transfers, and renewals in accordance with governing regulations.

6- Coordinate with academic departments to identify their needs for qualified human resources through scholarships or recruitment.

7- Propose training courses and development programs for faculty members to enhance their teaching and research performance.

8- Submit periodic reports to the Dean of the College detailing the committee’s activities and related recommendations.

9- Maintain confidentiality of matters related to scholarships and faculty affairs, ensuring fairness and transparency in all recommendations.

First: Decision to form the Committee for Field and Cooperative Training as follows:

Second: The duties of the Committee for Field and Cooperative Training are as follows:

1- Prepare training plans and programs for college students in alignment with labor market requirements.

2- Coordinate with various organizations and institutions to provide field and cooperative training opportunities for students.

3- Monitor students during their training period to ensure compliance with regulations and achievement of training objectives.

4- Evaluate students’ performance in field and cooperative training in collaboration with training entities.

5- Provide guidance and support to students, helping them overcome challenges faced during training.

6- Develop surveys and evaluation reports to measure the satisfaction levels of students and participating organizations with training programs.

7- Offer recommendations to enhance training programs to improve the quality and efficiency of educational outcomes.

8- Submit periodic reports to the Dean of the College detailing the committee’s activities, key achievements, challenges, and proposed solutions.

First: Decision to form the Committee for Community Service, Development, and Volunteer Work as follows:

Second: The duties of the Committee for Community Service, Development, and Volunteer Work are as follows:

1- Prepare and implement community service and development plans and programs that align with the college and university’s mission.

2- Organize volunteer initiatives and activities for students and staff to promote social responsibility and national belonging.

3- Build partnerships and cooperation with governmental, private, and civil society organizations to implement joint community projects.

4- Encourage students and faculty members to participate in volunteer work and foster a culture of giving.

5- Monitor and evaluate community and volunteer activities and measure their impact on both the community and students.

6- Propose training programs and workshops to develop volunteers’ skills and enhance their active participation.

7- Prepare periodic reports on the committee’s activities and initiatives and submit them to the Dean of the College.

8- Highlight the college’s role in community service through media outlets and social media platforms.

9- Ensure the sustainability of community programs and projects to provide lasting value to both the community and the university.

First: Decision to form the Committee for Student Activities as follows:

Second: The duties of the Committee for Student Activities are as follows:

1- Prepare an annual plan for student activities that includes cultural, sports, and social events within the college.

2- Organize and implement student programs and activities that contribute to students’ personal development and enhance their leadership and social skills.

3- Encourage student participation in various events and activities, motivating them to showcase their talents and creativity.

4- Coordinate with relevant departments within the college and university to organize joint activities and events.

5- Supervise student associations and clubs and monitor their activities in accordance with governing regulations.

6- Prepare periodic reports on student activities and submit them to the Dean of the College.

7- Propose new initiatives and programs that meet students’ needs and keep pace with current developments.

8- Strengthen students’ sense of belonging to the college and university through activities that instill positive national and social values.

First: Decision to form the Committee for Intellectual Awareness as follows:

Second: The duties of the Committee for Intellectual Awareness are as follows:

1- Promote moderation and balance, and disseminate a culture of dialogue and enlightened thinking among students and college members.

2- Implement awareness and educational programs aimed at protecting students from deviant and extremist ideas.

3- Organize seminars and training courses in cooperation with relevant entities to strengthen national belonging and university identity.

4- Monitor and analyze intellectual and behavioral phenomena related to students and propose solutions for prevention and intervention.

5- Educate students about their rights and duties in light of religious, national values and university regulations.

6- Prepare periodic reports on the committee’s activities and outcomes and submit them to the Dean of the College.

7- Propose specialized initiatives that contribute to building students’ well-balanced intellectual and behavioral personalities.

8- Coordinate with relevant university units to promote intellectual security.

First: Decision to form the Committee for Public Relations and Institutional Communication as follows:

Second: The duties of the Committee for Public Relations and Institutional Communication are as follows:

1- Enhance the college’s image internally and externally through planning and implementing public relations programs.

2- Manage institutional communication with media outlets and digital platforms to ensure clear and effective messaging.

3- Organize events and media activities that promote student and faculty engagement with the community.

4- Prepare periodic bulletins and reports documenting the college’s activities and achievements.

5- Coordinate with official and media entities inside and outside the university to strengthen media collaboration.

6- Propose media initiatives and campaigns that reflect the college’s values and academic and social mission.

7- Monitor and evaluate the performance of communication channels to ensure institutional communication objectives are met.

8- Submit periodic reports to the Dean of the College detailing committee activities, implemented media initiatives, and outcomes.

9- Coordinate with other committees to ensure unified messaging and activities that support the college’s vision.

First: Decision to form the Committee for Saqr Classification and Performance Indicators as follows:

Second: The duties of the Committee for Saqr Classification and Performance Indicators are as follows:

1- Monitor and implement the Saqr classification program for the college, ensuring compliance with university-defined standards.
2- Prepare and review key performance indicators (KPIs) for all academic and administrative departments and units in the college.
3- Collect data and analyze performance to ensure the accuracy and reliability of the performance indicators used.
4- Submit recommendations for performance improvement based on analysis results according to approved standards.
5- Provide guidance and support to departments and units to develop performance measurement mechanisms and achieve desired objectives.
6- Prepare periodic reports showing performance levels and quality indicators and submit them to the Dean of the College.
7- Coordinate with relevant university entities to ensure performance aligns with classification and accreditation requirements.
8- Propose initiatives to enhance performance and quality, contributing to raising the college’s level in national and international rankings.

First: Decision to form the Committee for Initiatives and Social Responsibility as follows:

Second: The duties of the Committee for Initiatives and Social Responsibility are as follows:

1- Propose and implement community initiatives that enhance the college’s role in serving the local community.
2- Organize activities and programs that promote social responsibility among students and faculty members.
3- Coordinate with community and governmental entities to ensure initiatives have a positive impact.
4- Evaluate initiatives and programs, measure their impact on the community and students, and submit results to the Dean of the College.
5- Propose new initiatives that support sustainable development and address community needs.
6- Prepare periodic reports on the committee’s activities and implemented initiatives and submit them to senior management.
7- Promote a culture of volunteerism and community initiatives among students and college members.