Dr. Warda Al Saidi is a highly accomplished physicist, lecturer, and researcher specializing in spintronics, magnetism, and thin-film magnetic systems. She earned her PhD in Physics from Sultan Qaboos University (2021–2024), building on a strong academic foundation that includes a Master’s and Bachelor’s degree in Physics from the same institution. Currently, she serves as a Physics Lecturer at the University of Technology and Applied Sciences (UTAS), Muscat, where she delivers undergraduate lectures, conducts laboratory sessions, integrates modern teaching technologies, and actively contributes to curriculum development and academic advising. Previously, she taught physics at Al Shomoukh International School, where she was recognized for outstanding teaching performance. Dr. Al Saidi’s research focuses on magnetic skyrmions, spintronics, plasmon-driven magnetic phenomena, and multistate memory devices for next-generation computing and AI acceleration. She has authored numerous high-impact publications in leading journals such as Physical Review B, Applied Physics Letters, Scientific Reports, Journal of Physics D, physica status solidi (a), and Materials Today Electronics. Her work combines experimental, theoretical, and computational approaches, utilizing tools such as Python, MATLAB, MuMax3, and advanced data analysis techniques. She has gained valuable international research experience, including serving as an Assistant Researcher Physicist at CERN, Geneva, and working as a Medical Physicist at Sultan Qaboos University Hospital and The Royal Hospital in Oman. Dr. Al Saidi is an active contributor to the global scientific community, with numerous invited talks, conference presentations, and awards, including the Best Post-PhD Project Award at IEEE RTSI 2025 and multiple best paper and oral presentation recognitions. A member of IEEE, she is deeply committed to academic excellence, interdisciplinary collaboration, and advancing physics research with real-world technological impact.
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