Tag: Academia – Projects

understanding the impact of reach, engagement and behavior

Reconfigurability, reusability and modularity =)

Congratulations Dr. Nurulfadzilah Hasan for successfully completing her PhD at the Universiti Malaysia Pahang Al-Sultan Abdullah. Her unique journey stands as a persona of perseverance, dedication, and passion for knowledge.

Her research focused on formulating a novel material, barium titanate, for microstrip patch antenna applications. Through her innovative approach, she successfully achieved a high dielectric constant, contributing to the miniaturization technique of antenna design. This advancement not only demonstrates scientific excellence but also opens new possibilities in the field of wireless communication.

Balancing the demanding roles of a mother, lecturer, and researcher is no easy feat. Yet, Dr. Nurulfadzilah has managed to navigate each with grace and resilience, setting a powerful example for aspiring researchers and working mothers alike.

As her supervisor, it has been an honor and privilege to guide and learn alongside her. This project has enriched my own understanding, particularly in the chemical, electrical, and mechanical characterization of materials for antenna design.

The antenna is the heart of wireless communication, the bridge that connects people, ideas, and technologies. By pushing its boundaries through material innovation, we move closer to improving the way humans live, communicate, and interact.

Once again, congratulations Dr. Nurulfadzilah on your outstanding achievement. Your hard work and determination truly embody the spirit of scientific discovery and lifelong learning :).