Introducing the TAHAWUL Change Champions
Dear All, As many of you are aware, in January 2021, we embarked on our SAP Digital Transformation Journey – TAHAWUL with a vision to
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CDA Seminar: Monika Chodasiewicz & Jesse Woodson
Tuesday, June 15, 20217:00 – 8:30 p.m. (AST)On ZoomPassword: 905015 Stress Granules – membrane-less aggregates of protein, mRNA, and metabolites in plants By Monika ChodasiewiczAssistant
Register for the Community Arabic Program
Registration is now open for the online Community Arabic Program, a four-week course which teaches participants to understand how to communicate in Arabic in day-to-day conversations. It also introduces expat
Web publishing security enhancements
We would like to inform owners, content authors, and editors of KAUST websites that are hosted using SiteFinity or SharePoint that we will be increasing
Happy World Food Safety Day
Safe Food Now for A Healthy Tomorrow Webinar Thursday, June 102:00 p.m. ASTMeeting ID: 940 8850 1483 KAUST Community Life Food Safety and KAUST Research
CDA Seminar: Mark Tester & Murat Kacira
Tuesday, June 8, 20217:00 – 8:30 p.m. (AST)On ZoomPassword: 905015 Genetics of salinity tolerance traits in crops – and developing saltwater-based agricultural systems By Mark
KAUST Smart-Health Initiative—seminar series
Monday, June 7, 20214:00 p.m. ASTOn Zoom Join us for the next webinar as part of the KAUST Smart-Health Initiative (SHI) Seminar Series. The role
World Environment Day & World Oceans Day Activities
2021 Themes: “Ecosystem Restoration” and “Protect and Restore our Blue Planet” “This is our moment. We cannot turn back time. But we can grow trees,
BESE Distinguished Lecture Series- Prof. John I. Glass
Monday, June 7, 20215:30 p.m. (AST)On Zoom Design, Construction, and Analysis of a Synthetic Minimal Bacterial Cell By Prof. John I. Glass, J. Craig Venter
KAUST Research Workshop: “Biological invasions in the Red Sea: emerging challenges and opportunities”
Red Sea Research CenterJune 15–18, 2021Virtual About Saudi Arabian seas are severely prone to marine invasions, partially due to intense shipping traffic. However, little is
