Category: Working together

Students from diverse backgrounds pool their expertise to develop a sun-tracking technology for solar cells.

A team uses stop motion art to break down the results of metal-organic framework research.

Winning machine learning models for a prestigious international competition have implications for understanding how single cells differ, despite their common genetic blueprint.

A student combines two disparate research fields to spawn a new kind of catalyst-production process.

Bringing disparate disciplines together helps KAUST scientists to create a detailed picture of water flows between different habitats on the Red Sea coast.

A cross-disciplinary project results in improved efficiency for seismic processing, with promising applications for the energy industry.

A collaboration between two disparate research groups provides insights into a challenging problem in the field of enhanced oil recovery.

The inventors of the first semiconductor and the transistor effect won the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1956. Today, this technology permeates most aspects of modern life and much of KAUST’s research focus.

Science and art are fused through the ancient craft of glassblowing.

A chance conversation at a coffee break led two women into a fruitful collaboration that will continue long into the future.