Science for Humanity

“When we think about the death of a marketplace, it doesn’t mean that it takes place globally. It tends to transition to other contexts that are not heavily regulated, which is a bit problematic."

A 20 year collaborative research project between the Netherlands and China aims to investigate how coastal systems adapt to climate change.

Their wide range of applications has helped make mobile robotics one of the fastest growing fields of research today.

Professor Xiangliang Zhang is using machine learning to track the changing emotional response to the global crisis.

"It’s been pretty clear to me from the beginning that a lot of the problems children have learning math are created by teaching."

The effects of CO2 would be a lot worse if it weren’t for the oceans.

We have been developing sustainability policy for over 50 years, but the results are still disappointing.

The science behind this simple chip is amazing! The chip’s circuitry and antenna fit in a sensor that’s just 2 square millimeters big.

Did you know that the plastic we throw out has created a completely new ocean habitat? It’s called the Plastisphere.

The buzz around KAUST's Clean Combustion Research Center started eight years ago and it’s what drew Professor Mani Sarathy to KAUST at around the same time.