*WE ARE ON A MISSION!!!*
The NEX Research & Innovation Cohort has officially begun.
For the next 6 weeks, interdisciplinary teams will be researching real problems around Epe, challenging assumptions, developing ideas, and working towards practical solutions.
who joined us and contributed to making the session a success. We hope the knowledge shared will inspire more students and young professionals to pursue impactful research and innovation.
Yesterday’s Research Development Webinar was an inspiring and insightful session. We were privileged to learn from Dr. Tunde Alawode, who shared valuable lessons on research, innovation, entrepreneurship, and transforming ideas into real-world solutions.
Thank you to everyone
🏆 A winner.
Ibrahim Abdulganiu, Electronic and Computer Engineering, is the winner of the first NEX Problem Statement Challenge.
He didn’t just point at a problem he observed, identified, and put it into words clearly enough to matter. #NEX#NEXProblemStatementChallenge
*‼️A WORLD-CLASS MIT RESEARCHER AND FORMER HAVARD UNIVERSITY TUTOR is coming to LASU Epe to talk to you‼️*🎙️
📅 1st August | 🕓 4:00 PM | 📍 Google Meet
Don’t be the one asking “what did I miss?” on Sunday.
Did you know? 💧
Clean water technology already exists filtration, UV treatment, even sunlight-based disinfection. The science was solved years ago. We just haven’t shown up to use it.
That stops now.
NEX Water Mission
Did you know? 🌱
The food we lose to poor storage could feed thousands more. Farming isn’t just tradition anymore it’s a frontier. And we’re sitting on it.
We’re done watching this problem go unsolved.
NEX is where students turn agriculture into engineering.
📢 DID YOU KNOW? 💡🔋
Students elsewhere are building solar micro-grids and off-grid power systems with less than we have. The blackout isn’t the problem our silence about it is.
With the NEX Energy Mission, we’re not waiting for light. We’re engineering it! 🛠️⚡