University hosts 2016 KAUST Future Fuels Workshop

KAUST · March 20, 2016

Summary

KAUST hosted the KAUST Future Fuels Workshop in 2016. The workshop brought together researchers in the area of future fuels. Why it matters: This indicates KAUST's early interest in energy research and its role as a regional hub for scientific exchange.

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KAUST · Future Fuels · Workshop · Energy Research

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