Nur Hazliza

Nur Hazliza is a Lecturer in the Department of Common Engineering at the Malaysia School of Engineering, Monash University Malaysia. She holds a PhD in Electrical & Electronics Engineering from Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM), completed in 2019, with a focus on MEMS-based true north determination. Her research has been recognized with awards, including the Islamic Innovation Challenge 2019 Gold Medal and a gold medal at the 2017 International Conference and Exposition on Inventions.

She has over ten years of teaching experience, previously serving as Head of Tutor and Diploma Coordinator at UCSI University (2008–2015) and part-time lecturer at Segi University (2017–2018). Her expertise spans MEMS, IoT, embedded systems, control systems, robotics, and digital signal processing.

• Education: PhD (UKM, 2019), MSc Microelectronics (UKM, 2015), Bachelor of Electronics Engineering Technology (UniKL, 2008).
• Current Project: Leading as Chief Investigator in the 'Agriculture 4.0' project (2023–2025), focusing on digital twins and deep learning for agriculture.

Her research trends emphasize sensor development, navigation systems (e.g., gyrocompassing), and applications in agriculture and food safety (e.g., honey adulteration detection). Recent articles highlight innovations in MEMS, optical fiber sensors, and machine learning.

• Awards: Islamic Innovation Challenge Gold Medal (2019), 2017 National Intellectual Property Awards finalist.
• Activities: Peer reviewer for journals like Spectrochimica Acta and Measurement, mentor for internships, and organizer of STEM programs like Long Pasia Solar STEM.