The Non-Metallic Materials Research Group at the Niroo Research Institute (NRI) conducts extensive research, development, and innovation activities aimed at advancing knowledge and technology in key areas of the electricity industry.
With a strong focus on the needs of the electricity industry, the group specializes in ceramics, polymers, advanced carbon structures, intermetallic compounds, semiconductor materials, non-metallic nanomaterials, composites, smart concrete, and specialized organic and inorganic compounds. Its activities focus on optimizing the structures, equipment, and systems used in the generation, transmission, and distribution of electrical energy.
The group’s research projects are primarily designed and implemented around the development of indigenous technologies required by the electricity industry and the resolution of operational challenges. In addition to research projects, the group provides technical and engineering consulting services, laboratory services, and the development and revision of national and international standards within its field of expertise.
Ultimately, the group’s research findings and technical knowledge are disseminated through short-term training courses, specialized workshops, and technical seminars delivered by faculty members and experienced experts, contributing to the continuous advancement of technical knowledge across the electricity industry and academic institutions.