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New National Geographic series Chasing Answers spotlights KAUST’s emergence as a global scientific research hub

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National Geographic's new four-part series "Chasing Answers" highlights KAUST's emergence as a global scientific research hub. The documentary focuses on KAUST's research in areas of global concern like human need, social advancement, and environmental sustainability. Specific episodes cover alternative energy solutions, underwater internet, coral spawning, and feeding the world's growing population. Why it matters: The series showcases the growing role of Saudi Arabia and KAUST in addressing critical global challenges through scientific research and technological innovation.

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KAUST · National Geographic · documentary · research · sustainability

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