Sustainable Cities

Balancing people and profit, a framework tool developed at Khalifa University supports project managers to take decisions underpinned by sustainability.

Turning CO2 into plastics, fuels and other essentials offers a bold new way to fight climate change while meeting the world’s growing demands.

Local sensors and blockchain reporting can help shoppers see exactly where their food comes from.

Long fascinated by technology and how it can transform lives, Ameena Al-Sumaiti leads the Smart Operations Lab at Khalifa University. A recognized thought leader in sustainable energy systems, she focuses on research that translates into actionable policy and commercially viable sustainable energy solutions for a cleaner and more resilient United Arab Emirates. 

A novel and non-invasive way to “see inside” the structure of cement can help ensure building strength.

Traditionally used in manufacturing, operational excellence methodologies can ensure all types of businesses become more sustainable.

From camel milk to dates, Khalifa University’s Food Security and Technology Center is redefining how the UAE transforms its local resources into global food solutions.

Aligning heritage with science, Prof. Fawzi Banat aims to foster multidisciplinary collaboration and ensure his team’s research contributes directly to the UAE’s National Food Security Strategy 2051. 

KU researchers are digitizing every aspect of crop care, ​using advanced AI and autonomous machines to ensure high yields and climate resilience