Research Spotlights

Scientists at Khalifa University have developed a two-in-one material that uses sunlight to soak up and destroy toxic pollutants in wastewater.

Scientists have begun to unravel how tiny pieces of degraded plastic affect our immune system.

High-quality nanocellulose networks can be extracted from sea squirts by a simple method.

Accurate forecasts of future cyberthreats enable the tactical development of defensive countermeasures.

In a world where AI increasingly learns from our devices, a dynamic, trust-driven framework promises security, scale and reliability without risking privacy.

New insights show that a country’s ability to withstand crises hinges on its commitment to the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals.

As wireless systems grow crowded, one clever design may hold the key to faster, smarter communication.

Porous materials may unlock longer life for lithium-sulfur batteries.

Policymakers and power companies must consider building types in plans to optimize energy storage in urban areas.