Introducing the KAUST National Transformation Institute (NTI) Seminar Series
We are excited to announce the launch of the KAUST National Transformation Institute (NTI) Seminar Series. These seminars will introduce you to NTI teams and...
Category : Research & Innovation
Deep learning improves lens design
An automated scheme for optical lens design looks set to enhance mobile phone cameras. Read more...
Onward and upward to smaller faster devices
The key to achieving greatly increased capacity and efficiency in semiconductor technology could be to build upwards, in vertical stacks of thin film transistors. ©...
KAUST Discovery: Plants show surprising diversity in arid landscape
Drier climate and livestock grazing pressure jointly help to shape the diversity of plant traits in drylands worldwide. Read more...
Upcoming NVIDIA Online Course for KAUST: Introductory Lecture on CUDA-Q
We are excited to announce an upcoming online course presented by NVIDIA, specifically designed for the KAUST community. This introductory lecture will focus on CUDA-Q,...
KAUST Discovery: Pioneering technique transforms genetic disorder diagnoses
An efficient long-read sequencing technique that searches for complex genomic variants provides accurate molecular diagnosis for genetic disorders within hours. Read more...
KAUST Discovery: Making a splash: unraveling the impact of large water droplets
A better understanding of the dynamics of large water droplets falling into water has potential applications from fuel injection systems to climate models.Read more...
Better connection for monitoring helps heart patients and healthcare staff
An innovative use of screen printing to assemble the key components of wet ECG electrodes enables remote monitoring at extended range and improves the experience...
Celebrating World Oceans Day at KAUST
Join us as we celebrate World Oceans Day on June 8, 2024, under the theme “Catalyzing Action for Our Ocean & Climate.” This theme emphasizes...
Why do some plants thrive in saline conditions?
Improved understanding of the salt- tolerance mechanism in salt-loving plants could help progress seawater-based agriculture. Read more...