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Two-dimensional altermagnets could power waste heat recovery

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The 1995 Gulf of Aqaba Earthquake: A 30-Year Retrospective

12 November, 2025

KAUST leads Arab nations in global research influence with 16 scientists on Clarivate 2025 list

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Professors Husam Alshareef and Jorge Gascon Appointed Ibn Alhaytham Distinguished Professors

11 November, 2025

Interface engineering unlocks efficient, stable solar cells

09 November, 2025

Omar Mohammed Abdelsaboor named 2026 Optica Fellow

09 November, 2025

KAUST Graduate Awarded 2025 Bayer Postdoctoral Fellowship

06 November, 2025

KAUST Scientist Mohamed Eddaoudi Honored by UNESCO’s World Academy of Sciences

02 November, 2025

Urban air pollution goes up in smoke

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When Fluid Dynamics Stares Back

30 October, 2025

From lab to medal podium to daily health: KAUST changing the game on Saudi sports science

29 October, 2025

KAUST Professor receives APS Fellowship for pioneering ultrafast spectroscopy and imaging research

28 October, 2025

Unearthing Arabia’s ancient foundations: New insights from the Ha’il terrane

22 October, 2025

Microbes at Red Sea vents show how life and geology shape each other

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Rethinking machine learning for frontier science

05 October, 2025

Sunlight worsens wildfire smoke pollution, study finds

02 October, 2025

KAUST’s researchers received awards from the Middle East Oil, Gas & Geosciences Show (MEOS-GEO 2025)

01 October, 2025

Rock art shows earliest known human return to Arabia after the last Ice Age

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When Earth breaks the “rules”

Two-dimensional altermagnets could power waste heat recovery

The 1995 Gulf of Aqaba Earthquake: A 30-Year Retrospective

KAUST leads Arab nations in global research influence with 16 scientists on Clarivate 2025 list

Professors Husam Alshareef and Jorge Gascon Appointed Ibn Alhaytham Distinguished Professors

Interface engineering unlocks efficient, stable solar cells

Omar Mohammed Abdelsaboor named 2026 Optica Fellow

KAUST Graduate Awarded 2025 Bayer Postdoctoral Fellowship

KAUST Scientist Mohamed Eddaoudi Honored by UNESCO’s World Academy of Sciences

Urban air pollution goes up in smoke

When Fluid Dynamics Stares Back

From lab to medal podium to daily health: KAUST changing the game on Saudi sports science

KAUST Professor receives APS Fellowship for pioneering ultrafast spectroscopy and imaging research

Unearthing Arabia’s ancient foundations: New insights from the Ha’il terrane

Microbes at Red Sea vents show how life and geology shape each other

The Red Sea Went Completely Dry Before Being Flooded by the Indian OceanThe Red Sea Went Completely Dry Before Being Flooded by the Indian Ocean

Rethinking machine learning for frontier science

Sunlight worsens wildfire smoke pollution, study finds

KAUST’s researchers received awards from the Middle East Oil, Gas & Geosciences Show (MEOS-GEO 2025)

Rock art shows earliest known human return to Arabia after the last Ice Age

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When Earth breaks the “rules”

Two-dimensional altermagnets could power waste heat recovery

The 1995 Gulf of Aqaba Earthquake: A 30-Year Retrospective

KAUST leads Arab nations in global research influence with 16 scientists on Clarivate 2025 list

Professors Husam Alshareef and Jorge Gascon Appointed Ibn Alhaytham Distinguished Professors

Interface engineering unlocks efficient, stable solar cells

Omar Mohammed Abdelsaboor named 2026 Optica Fellow

KAUST Graduate Awarded 2025 Bayer Postdoctoral Fellowship

KAUST Scientist Mohamed Eddaoudi Honored by UNESCO’s World Academy of Sciences

Urban air pollution goes up in smoke

When Fluid Dynamics Stares Back

From lab to medal podium to daily health: KAUST changing the game on Saudi sports science

KAUST Professor receives APS Fellowship for pioneering ultrafast spectroscopy and imaging research

Unearthing Arabia’s ancient foundations: New insights from the Ha’il terrane

Microbes at Red Sea vents show how life and geology shape each other

The Red Sea Went Completely Dry Before Being Flooded by the Indian OceanThe Red Sea Went Completely Dry Before Being Flooded by the Indian Ocean

Rethinking machine learning for frontier science

Sunlight worsens wildfire smoke pollution, study finds

KAUST’s researchers received awards from the Middle East Oil, Gas & Geosciences Show (MEOS-GEO 2025)

Rock art shows earliest known human return to Arabia after the last Ice Age

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