Water Solutions
Pushing the boundaries of water technologies
At Khalifa University’s Centre for Membranes and Advanced Water Technology researchers are developing resilient, energy-efficient and cost-effective solutions to tackle water scarcity.
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Sustainable Cities
Modelling energy dynamics for sustainable urban planning
Modelling energy supply and demand in different building types highlights how crucial built form and function are to urban sustainability.
Water Solutions
Innovative ways to make water resources last
Through key collaborative efforts and innovative research, Khalifa University endeavors to offer sustainable water solutions and establish itself as a global leader in desalination technologies.
AI, Robotics, Future Computers
Driving AI and robotics to save energy and enhance lives
With Yahya Zweiri at its helm, Khalifa University’s Advanced Research and Innovation Center is harnessing robotics and AI technologies to benefit society.
Water Solutions
Electrifying heavy metal ion recovery and reuse from wastewater
A new separation technique using porous electrodes traps metal ions from wastewater, offering smarter, greener solutions for heavy metal pollution.
Healthcare Technology
Harnessing body movements to power electronic devices
Utilizing 2D nanomaterials, advances in energy-harvesting technologies could revolutionize the way we yield electrical power.
Energy Solutions
Carbon capture brought to life by tweaking the plumbing
Straightforward modifications to gas turbine power generators can reduce the energy required to capture exhaust carbon emissions.
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Research Spotlights are short articles that focus on a new paper published by Khalifa University.
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Research Spotlights are focused articles that dives deep into Khalifa University’s research topics to share our advances with the global community.
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Lab Insight stories offer a look at the laboratories and facilities of Khalifa University, and the work that is coming out of them.
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AI, Robotics, Future Computers
Graphene-based sensors set to transform structural monitoring
Smart sensors will be game changers in aerospace, automotive and marine applications, where they could soon be embedded in structures to detect manufacturing defects
AI, Robotics, Future Computers
Shear-wave splitting reveals oil reservoir secrets
A new seismic sensing scheme collecting detailed data on fractures in carbonate rock reservoirs that could advance oil industry efficiency.
AI, Robotics, Future Computers
AI chatbots need to embrace linguistic diversity
ChatGPT may have taken the world by storm, but its application is being held back in countries like the UAE where Arabic is a leading language.
Water Solutions
A cool future for freeze desalination
The UAE continues its pioneering approach to generating fresh water with the aim of harnessing the potential of freeze desalination techniques.
Space Exploration
Revealing insights into cloud formations on Mars
Analysis of new images taken from the Emirates Mars Mission highlights the daily and seasonal patterns of the Aphelion Cloud Belt.
Space Exploration
Detailed profiling of the Martian atmosphere
Data from an infrared spectrometer on board the Emirates Mars Mission allows detailed analysis of atmospheric conditions during the Aphelion season.
Water Solutions
Pushing the boundaries of water technologies
At Khalifa University’s Centre for Membranes and Advanced Water Technology researchers are developing resilient, energy-efficient and cost-effective solutions to tackle water scarcity.
Sustainable Cities
Modelling energy dynamics for sustainable urban planning
Modelling energy supply and demand in different building types highlights how crucial built form and function are to urban sustainability.
Water Solutions
Innovative ways to make water resources last
Through key collaborative efforts and innovative research, Khalifa University endeavors to offer sustainable water solutions and establish itself as a global leader in desalination technologies.