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Noura Mohammad H Alonzi

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Assistant Professor in Astrophysics at King Saud University.
Experience in research, teaching, student supervision, and academic service.

I have a scientific interest in rocket science and space technologies, particularly in the physical principles of rocket propulsion, orbital mechanics, and space exploration systems. I aim to further develop this interest by staying engaged with recent advancements in space technologies and by connecting them to astrophysical and educational applications. I am also keen on encouraging students to explore advanced topics in space science and related fields.
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 Education

  • PhD in Astrophysics & Cosmology – University of Melbourne.
  • Postgraduate Diploma in Astrophysics – University of Melbourne.
  • MSc in Theoretical Physics – King Saud University.
  • BSc in Physics & Astronomy – King Saud University.

Academic Positions

  • Assistant Professor at King Saud University.
  • Former Lecturer at King Saud University.
  • Demonstrator at King Saud University and University of Melbourne.

Teaching Experience

  • Taught undergraduate and postgraduate courses in physics and astrophysics.
  • Courses include:
    • 102 ASTR-Introduction to Astrophysics
    • 110 Phys-General Physics
    • 411 Phys-Astrophysics I
    • 550 ASTR-Fundamentals of Astrophysics
    • 556 ASTR-Interstellar Medium
  • Supervised undergraduate research projects.

Research and Publications

  • Research focuses on quasars and observational astrophysics.
  • Contributed to discoveries of ultra-luminous and high-redshift quasars using major astronomical surveys.

Technical Skills

  • Python (scientific computing, data analysis, spectral analysis, simulations).
  • Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) applications in scientific research and data analysis.

Academic Service and Leadership

  • Academic Accreditation Committee Coordinator.
  • Served as Coordinator and Member of the Alumni Committee.

Professional Development

  • Training in teaching methods, assessment strategies,
  • accreditation preparation,
  • research ethics.
  • I have a scientific interest in rocket science and space technologies, particularly in the physical principles of rocket propulsion, orbital mechanics, and space exploration systems. I aim to further develop this interest by staying engaged with recent advancements in space technologies and by connecting them to astrophysical and educational applications. I am also keen on encouraging students to explore advanced topics in space science and related fields.

 Conferences  and  Activities

  • Participated in international workshops and conferences in astronomy and observational techniques.
  • Invited speaker in academic and outreach events.