The award highlights KAUST’s leadership in environmental science and engineering and underscores the university’s role in addressing critical sustainability challenges.

An analysis of chemical elements found in macroalgae from the Red Sea provides insights into regional blue carbon stores and worrying pollution trends.

Uncovering the mechanism of how soil bacteria improve plant resilience to drought and salinity could be important for mitigating effects of climate change on crop production.

Prof. Alexandre Rosado has been elected a Fellow of the American Academy of Microbiology, recognizing his groundbreaking contributions to environmental microbiology. Watch the video to learn more about Rosado’s journey and achievements.

Simple fixes of unintended large genetic insertions uncovered in genome editing offer improved safety and reliability.

A chance discovery on the Palmyra Atoll in the tropical central Pacific enables researchers to take a close look at coralline algae ecosystems.

As glaciers shrink, a major study reveals remarkable biodiversity across the world’s glacier-fed streams, providing a global reference for future climate-change microbiology studies on this vanishing ecosystem.

Sediment-core analysis highlights clear shifts in regional phytoplankton community trends following urbanization and industrialization on the coast of the Arabian Gulf.