Materials for A Better World, Together We Save the World
Dr. Nur Idayu Ayob is currently working as assistant professor at Department of Manufacturing and Materials Engineering (MME), Kulliyyah of Engineering, IIUM. She received her bachelor degree in Electrical and Electronic Engineering from Kobe University, Japan in 2010. Then, she pursued her study to higher level and received Master of Science degree in 2012 and Doctor of Engineering in 2015 from Nara Institute of Science and Technology (NAIST), Japan. She started working at IIUM since 2016 until now. During her 10 years living and studying in Japan, she gained a lot of experiences, knowledge and skills that motivate her to contribute back to her home country, Malaysia. Besides research and teaching, she is also actively participate as activist in environment and mental health issues.
Nanoelectronics and Nanomaterials
Graphene and Carbon Materials
Semiconductor physics and devices
Radiation Damage Study
Smart Materials and Renewable Energy
Waste to Wealth and Green Technology
Thin Film Technology
Solid State Crystallography and Engineering
Semiconductor Materials and Processing
Smart Materials
Electro-ceramics
Engineering Industrial Training
Energy Harvesting Materials and Technology
Nanoelectronic Materials and Technology
Materials Engineering Laboratory I and II
A research project in fabricating high resistance graphene nanocomposite materials towards radiation with interesting structural modification
A research project which aim to reduce the abundance of organic waste in Malaysia and reduce the cost of fabricating graphene film
A research project that focus on renewable energy applications using smart materials
A research project in utilizing wood waste as electrodes for the purpose of green environment
Currently there are two vacancies for master students under fully funded project for November 2022 intake. Please email me your resume and academic transcript for screening process.
[Update September 2024 - No vacancy]
Contact idayuayob@iium.edu.my to get more information on my research projects and vacancies for postgraduate opportunities.