Data collected at a pivotal time provide baseline information for coral reef resilience and management in the northeastern and central Red Sea.

On February 5, Prof. Brande Wulff and Prof. Simon Krattinger joined a public panel at the Azka Farmer’s Market in Jeddah, engaging with farmers, industry leaders, and the wider community on agricultural innovation and food security.

Brain-inspired network design for computation could lead to more accurate, higher-performance machine learning.

Faculty from the KAUST BESE Division recently joined more than 300 undergraduate students from the KAUST Gifted Student Program (KGSP) in Washington, D.C. for KGSP Convocation 2026, an annual gathering that reconnects Saudi Arabia’s most promising STEM students with the University shaping their future.

An ultrathin membrane enables energy-efficient freshwater production from seawater and brines at ambient temperature and pressure.

A unified protocol for chemical genomic screening aims to improve reproducibility and collaboration in addressing antimicrobial resistance.