Scientific Research
Scientific Research in the Department
The Laboratory Department at King Saud University is considered one of the leading departments in the field of scientific research. It strives for excellence by conducting innovative research that contributes to knowledge development and improves the quality of education. This supports Saudi Vision 2030 in promoting scientific research and development.
An Integrated Research Environment
The department includes a variety of specialized laboratories, providing an ideal environment for students and researchers to conduct experiments and studies in multiple fields. The research activities in the department involve studying clinical applications and modern techniques in laboratory sciences, enhancing students' ability to face scientific and practical challenges.
Additionally, the department's staff members have received multiple research grants, reflecting the efforts made to support scientific research and develop innovative projects. The department strives to foster collaboration with local and international academic and research institutions, facilitating the exchange of knowledge and experiences. Through this research activity, the department aims to deliver innovative scientific solutions to health and community issues.
Staff Research Interests
The department's research output covers infectious diseases, biological diagnostic technologies, disease prevention, medical genetics, and immunology.
Distribution of the department's academic staff by general specialty. Publication indicators are updated through February 2026 AD.
Research Laboratories
The research laboratories were established as a separate department unit to support faculty and students in scientific research. They are equipped for basic and advanced research in biochemistry, immunology, microbiology, and molecular biology, alongside a growing cell culture unit.
The department encourages faculty, undergraduate students, and graduate students to participate in research through the scientific research course and master's and PhD research.
