Research Spotlights

Jang Kyo Kim’s work showcases the remarkable potential of graphene and other ingeniously crafted materials

Data gathered by wearable devices can be used not only to assess mental and emotional well-being, but could also soon predict how these issues may be developing in an individual’s life.

Beta blockers have been shown to regulate heart function when it is most needed in a growing group of patients at risk of cardiac arrest.

An innovative approach to determining the forces that have shaped the south-east Arabian Peninsula over the past 20 million years could inform the success of future carbon dioxide storage operations.

Smart sensors will be game changers in aerospace, automotive and marine applications, where they could soon be embedded in structures to detect manufacturing defects

A first of a kind study of Emirati diabetics unveils a gene variant that could contribute to kidney disease susceptibility.

A concerted effort to speed up development of bio-based packaging materials could soon make single-use plastics a thing of the past.

A simple, eco-friendly method produces highly ordered copper-based metal-organic frameworks.

Detailed mapping of the flow behaviour of a popular green-energy electrolyte could help researchers design and operate more effective energy storage devices.