Understanding gas flames’ response to acoustic perturbations at high pressure should make next-generation turbines safer and more efficient.

A bidentate ligand (orange and grey) on the nickel atom (blue) promotes the elimination of carbonyl in the ester (green and red) in this transition state.

KAUST has developed a radically simplified method for accurately simulating fuel combustion that will help improve engine design.

The interface between two tin-oxide semiconductors can exhibit unexpected metallic properties.

Associate Professor Aamir Farooq working with a quantum cascade laser: his team's work could help identify pollutants and improve optical sensors.

Congratulations to the division’s new full professors: Professor Kazuhiro Takanabe (effective 1 January 2018) Professor Kuo-Wei (Andy) Huang (effective 1 July 2018) and Professor Mohamed Younis (effective 1 July 2018).