Leveraging the Red Sea as a living laboratory, the Marine Science Program focuses on understanding marine ecosystems, from species diversity and interactions to large-scale oceanic processes, addressing challenges such as global change and sustainable resource management.
A global initiative, launched by the G20, focused on speeding up coral conservation and restoration research. It brings together experts from around the world to develop new, scalable solutions to protect coral reefs and help them survive the effects of climate change.
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Comprehensive infrastructure to support cutting-edge research on the Red Sea’s unique ecosystems, advancing marine science through collaboration, innovation, and strategic partnerships.
Unique underwater laboratories dedicated to studying ecological interactions and enhancing the resilience of coral reefs, promoting coral health through advanced biotechnological solutions.
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Coastal and Marine Resources Core Lab: A comprehensive laboratory equipped with advanced technologies and a fleet of research vessels, tanks, and field stations.
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A specialized facility dedicated to the health and conservation of marine organisms.
As part of KAUST’s scientific initiatives and the DAB-KSA project, the Algae Production Plant cultivates high-protein algae from both marine and freshwater environments for sustainable animal feed, advancing research in biotechnology and supporting local food security efforts.
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OceanQuest is a Saudi Arabian not-for-profit foundation, committed to unveiling the wonders of the ocean and exploring its secrets for the benefit of humanity. Its mission is to accelerate ocean discovery, drive innovation in the field, support global cooperation, and excite the public.