King Abdullah University of Science and Technology

Scientists from King Abdullah University of Science and Technology studying tiger sharks have leveraged their far-roaming tendencies to map out the largest seagrass system in the world, by using cameras attached to their backs.

Keeping medical implants charged up can be tricky, but scientists in Saudi Arabia are putting forward a potential solution to this problem, developing a tiny implantable device that can be recharged through the skin wirelessly with ultrasound.

Transmitting data on wavelengths we can see might turn out to be more efficient and secure than radio waves. Researchers have developed a nanocrystal that helps boost data speeds transmitted through visible light up to 2 Gbps – while pleasantly lighting the room.

Researchers in Saudi Arabia have used low-cost everyday items that you probably have laying around your house​ to develop a paper-based sensor that reacts to the same stimuli as human skin, such as pressure, touch and temperature.

Engineers at Penn State University have produced an ammonia-based battery that not only captures and converts waste heat into electricity economically and efficiently, but is also claimed to do so at a greater power capacity than other similar systems.

Researchers have developed a new type of magnetoresistive random access memory (MRAM) that has the potential to become a new "universal memory," offering all the advantages of various other types of memory, with none of the disadvantages.

Researchers have developed a new material for carbon capture that is more energy efficient and has no problem with water vapor.