Research Spotlights

Moni Nader, Associate Professor at the Department of Medical Sciences, College of Medicine and Health Sciences, Khalifa University

A new method combining remote sensing and machine learning could have a significant impact on archaeological expeditions conducted in desert settings.

An advanced imaging technique is providing insights into organ scaffold viability, which could help reduce donor organ shortages in future.

Artificial intelligence systems have been taught to detect abnormal cell structures invisible to the human eye, potentially speeding up diagnosis of kidney failure.

A new model to monitor the performance of phase change materials could boost heat transfer and optimize electricity production while reducing operational expenses of solar farms and nuclear plants.

Fractal and RGB image analysis reveals hidden insights into key characteristics of a historical Greek manuscript.

Elastically bendable molecular crystals can be used in flexible semiconductor devices without significant loss in electron mobility.

With only three countries in the region on track for the 1.5°C global warming goals, a new study suggests it may be more realistic—and fairer—to take socioeconomic differences into account.

A novel method of removing a toxic pollutant from oil and gas wastewater could help secure a stable water supply in arid, oil-producing regions.

A new seismic sensing scheme collecting detailed data on fractures in carbonate rock reservoirs that could advance oil industry efficiency.