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Towards greener water security

Membranes engineered with carbon nanotube fibres could become cost effective water filtration systems.

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Pinpointing pollutants using the Internet of Things

Researchers are building large networks of wireless sensors to monitor our environment and health

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Designing smart membranes for sustainable solutions

Supramolecular materials have the potential to make seawater potable and to fuel the vehicles of the future

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Modelling to take micro air vehicles to new levels

KACST researchers are developing computational technology to accurately simulate the flight dynamics of micro air vehicles with broad scientific and engineering applications

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Striking a cost-efficient balance

A KACST project is developing new materials to capture the sun’s energy more efficiently and sustainably.

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Navigating a new direction for space satellites

Ultra-precise navigation allows groups of small satellites to work together to outperform single larger units

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Homing in on cancer’s code

A KACST team is working towards making genomic medicine a core component of cancer care in Saudi Arabia

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Perfecting Soilless Farming

Aquaponics technology, which rears fish and plants in a mutually advantageous environment, is poised to revolutionize agriculture in water-scarce Saudi Arabia.

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Adding a Touch of Green to Gasoline

KACST researchers are developing the chemistry for more environmentally friendly vehicle fuel.

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Smart Energy

Saudi scientists are developing new technologies to deliver clean, reliable energy in their challenging natural environment.

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Sunny skies ahead

KACST scientists are fronting an effort to bring stable, cheap, efficient solar energy to the masses.

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Ironing out the bumps in the road

Research at KACST has helped develop a digital platform to guide transport planners and commuters on how to keep a city moving.

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