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World Society of Sustainable Energy Technologies

WSSET | World Society of Sustainable Energy Technologies

WSSET is a non-profit organisation led by Saffa Riffat, Professor in Sustainable Energy and Head of the Institute of Sustainable Energy Technology at the University of Nottingham.

22/07/2026

In an era of iconic skylines and social media worthy architecture, buildings are often celebrated for how they look.

For Asst. Prof. Muna Alsukkar, great architecture is about more than making a visual statement. It should prioritise human comfort, respond to its surroundings, and work with the local climate rather than against it.

Drop your thoughts on today’s architecture in the comments. We’d love to hear your perspective.

14/07/2026

What do today’s architecture students have that previous generations did not?

According to Asst. Prof. Muna Alsukkar, advances in technology have transformed the way students learn. From online lectures and tutorials to a wealth of digital resources, knowledge is now more accessible than ever.

But with greater access comes greater responsibility. She encourages her students to think critically, question what they learn, and always consider who they are designing for.

A timely reminder that technology alone does not create great architecture. It still requires strong design thinking, thoughtful decision making, and a clear understanding of the people who will use the spaces we create.

09/07/2026

Architecture is about more than how a building looks.

From the Louvre Abu Dhabi’s masterful use of natural light to projects that showcase sustainable thinking and bold architectural innovation, Asst. Prof. Muna Alsukkar of طلاب الجامعة الهاشمية shares three buildings she believes every architecture student should visit.

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08/07/2026

Architecture is about more than how a building looks.

From the Louvre Abu Dhabi’s masterful use of natural light to projects that showcase sustainable thinking and bold architectural innovation, Asst. Prof. Muna Alsukkar shares three buildings she believes every architecture student should visit.

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03/07/2026

Meet Asst. Prof. Muna Alsukkar, WSSET Regional Representative for Jordan from the Hashemite University.

In this Quick Fire session, she shares a little about her journey into architecture, the architect who inspires her most, and the building material she enjoys working with today.

Get to know the people behind the global WSSET community.

26/06/2026

“It develops a lot faster, and goes a lot further, if there’s lots of people working together.”

As academia becomes increasingly connected, meaningful impact often comes from engaging with different perspectives, building strong professional relationships, and contributing to a broader research community.

The most influential work is rarely achieved in isolation. Instead, it grows through collaboration, open exchange of ideas, and a shared commitment to advancing knowledge.

What role has collaboration played in your academic journey?

22/06/2026

The way we design buildings and cities shapes how we live, travel, consume energy, and experience our environment.

But are we funding the right research to create better outcomes?

We asked Prof. Lucelia Rodrigues from the University of Nottingham to share her perspective on what built environment research gets the most attention and what is still being overlooked.

Swipe through for her key insights.

18/06/2026

More than 600 million people in Africa still live without reliable electricity. In Kibera and Kangemi, Nairobi, energy poverty affects everyday life, from education and safety to cooking and local livelihoods.

The African SCENe project, led by the University of Nottingham and Strathmore University-Official , explores how schools can become community energy hubs. Supported by Innovate UK’s Energy Catalyst Round 9, the project worked closely with local communities to co-design a model where schools generate solar energy during the day and support wider community use after hours.

Across over nine schools, solar PV systems are being introduced to support computer access, adult learning, clean electric cooking, and solar powered water systems. Projects like this show how research in energy and the built environment can extend beyond infrastructure, supporting communities in practical and lasting ways.

16/06/2026

Final Call for Abstract Submission!

The opportunity to present your research at SET2026, the 22nd International Conference on Sustainable Energy Technologies, is closing soon.

Join researchers, academics, and innovators from around the world as we explore the future of sustainable energy.

Abstract Submission Deadline: 30 June 2026, 11:59 PM (GMT+8)
Conference Dates: 13 to 15 August 2026
Venue: Premiera Hotel, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Share your latest findings, exchange ideas, and connect with global experts in sustainable energy.

Please refer to the link in bio for submission guidelines and detailed information.

09/06/2026

“AI is a tool, but it can’t replace the human.”

Prof. Lucelia Rodrigues offers a nuanced perspective on the role of AI in academia. When used transparently to support creativity, communicate ideas, or refine written work, AI can be a valuable tool. However, it cannot replace critical thinking or the originality that underpin meaningful academic work.

As AI becomes increasingly integrated into higher education, the challenge is not whether to use it, but how to use it responsibly, ethically, and in ways that enhance rather than diminish human contribution.

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