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KAUST draws a crowd

KAUST ·

The KAUST booth at the 2017 American Chemical Society conference in San Francisco attracted potential students and staff. Justin Mynar, Director of the KAUST Core Labs, engaged with attendees. KAUST staff also interacted with visitors to provide information about the university's offerings. Why it matters: This type of outreach helps KAUST attract international talent and build its reputation within the global scientific community.

Science: The language of modern life

KAUST ·

Michael Hickner, an Associate Professor from Penn State University, visited KAUST as part of the CRDF-KAUST-OSR Visiting Scholar Fellowship Program. Hickner specializes in Materials Science and Engineering, Chemistry, and Chemical Engineering. The visit was documented with photos by Meres J. Weche. Why it matters: Such programs foster international collaboration and knowledge exchange in science and engineering between KAUST and other leading institutions.

UAE's use of American GPUs makes US tech a 'dominant standard', Trump's AI adviser says - MSN

The National ·

A former AI adviser to the Trump administration has highlighted the UAE's extensive use of American-made GPUs. This adoption is reportedly establishing U.S. technology as a dominant standard within the country's AI infrastructure development. The adviser's remarks underscore the significant reliance on specific hardware for advancing AI capabilities in the region. Why it matters: This reliance has broader implications for global technology competition, supply chain security, and the strategic direction of AI development in the Middle East.

KAUST Vice President Bradley inaugurated as Fellow to the United States National Academy of Inventors

KAUST ·

KAUST Vice President for Research Dr. Donal Bradley was inaugurated as a Fellow of the U.S. National Academy of Inventors (NAI) at a ceremony in Florida. Bradley holds 16 granted U.S. patents, including a fundamental patent on conjugated polymer electroluminescence (U.S. 5,247,190) that led to the development of OLED displays. His work led to the founding of Cambridge Display Technology and collaborations with Dow Chemical and Sumitomo Chemical. Why it matters: This recognition highlights KAUST's impact on global innovation in materials science and engineering, particularly in the development of advanced display technologies.