Sustainability 133 Weeks
Lessons from the desert beetle

Residents of the world’s driest regions might someday owe a debt to the Namib desert beetle, which is giving up secrets to harvesting water from the air›››

Climate Change 133 Weeks
A river runs over it

Climate change promises uncharted waters
for scientists studying vast bands of vapor in the sky›››

Climate Change 133 Weeks
Making it rain

UAE researcher Linda Zou uses nanotechnology
to develop new materials for cloud seeding›››

Sustainability 133 Weeks
Sea, salt and sun: desalination's brighter future

Solar-powered plants could help achieve global water security
­ — with a surprising benefit in energy storage›››

Health 135 Weeks
Civil planning in the age of pandemics

Researchers imagine how redesigning the suburbs
can protect residents when the next big one hits›››

Load more stories›››
¢Popular stories
Out of thin air

Tech could someday let people even in dry climates
get clean water straight from the atmosphere›››

Polluted oceans: let the trash take itself out

'Blue diesel'-powered ships, COVID-19's effect on the oceans
and microbots to the rescue›››

Join our mailing list

Get the latest articles, news and other updates from Khalifa University Science and Tech Review magazine