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Research findings, independent perspectives and lessons from the work of turning science into impact.
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Apiculture & food
The honey industry is evolving with new innovations and trends that combine tradition, health, and luxury. Local honey varieties, such as Sidr and Samar honey, are celebrated for their unique flavors and natural health b…
Animal science
Copper is a vital trace element essential for the health and well-being of camels. It supports many important processes, including enzyme activity, iron metabolism, antioxidant defense, connective tissue formation, and i…
Marine science
The ocean is more than water—it is life. Covering over 70% of our planet, oceans provide food, livelihoods, climate regulation, and a home for countless species. Protecting them is essential for our survival.Oceans face …
Technology & engineering
Gas leaks pose serious risks in homes, industrial plants, and confined spaces. The DogBot is an innovative robotic system designed to detect gas leaks quickly and efficiently, keeping people and facilities safe.Equipped …
Apiculture & food
Beekeeping plays a vital role in agriculture, not just for honey production but also for pollinating crops. However, bee colonies face major challenges from diseases and pests that threaten their survival. Maintaining he…
Technology & engineering
Advanced technologies like Artificial Intelligence (AI), the Internet of Things (IoT), Large Language Models (LLMs), and Deep Learning are transforming the way we protect and preserve the environment.AI and Deep Learning…
Technology & engineering
Air quality in cities is a growing concern, as pollutants like non-methane hydrocarbons (NMHCs) can harm both the environment and human health. NMHCs are a group of volatile organic compounds that contribute to ground-le…
Environment & agriculture
In diving, your safety isn’t just in your hands – it depends on your teammates. Watching your air supply and that of your dive partner isn’t just a guideline; it’s a matter of survival. Underwater, teamwork isn’t optiona…
Environment & agriculture
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) may have a harsh, arid climate, but it is home to a diverse range of native plant species adapted to survive extreme heat, low rainfall, and high salinity. These plants play a crucial role …
Environment & agriculture
The Arabian Tahr, a nimble mammal native to the rugged cliffs of the Al Hajar Mountains in the UAE and Oman, faces increasing threats from habitat loss, climate change, and competition for food with livestock. Ensuring t…
Environment & agriculture
Harmful algal blooms (HABs) are a growing concern in UAE waters, affecting marine life, human health, and local industries. These blooms occur when certain algae grow rapidly, producing toxins that can harm fish, contami…
Technology & engineering
Industries such as oil, gas, and petrochemicals operate in complex and high-risk environments where safety and infrastructure reliability are critical. In recent years, robotic dogs have emerged as a powerful solution fo…
Technology & engineering
Clouds play an important role in regulating Earth’s climate and weather. They can reflect sunlight back into space or trap heat near the surface, influencing temperature, rainfall, and atmospheric conditions. Because of …
Environment & agriculture
The United Arab Emirates is known for its harsh climate, yet it is home to a remarkable range of plant and animal life. In Fujairah, native Acacia trees play an important role in supporting local wildlife, especially the…
Apiculture & food
Honey is more than just a natural sweetener—it reflects the land, climate, and plants from which it comes. In the United Arab Emirates, honey has a unique character because it is produced in a desert environment rich wit…
Technology & engineering
Bad spatial data leads to confident but wrong decisions. Quality, governance, and validation are essential before acting on maps.
Technology & engineering
Edge vs cloud AI isn’t a battle—it’s about use cases. Success depends on strategy, latency, and data needs, not “which is better.”
Marine science
Years of marine fieldwork taught me that real protection needs enforcement, local engagement, and system-wide thinking—not just lines on a map.
