Applied Mathematics and Computational Sciences
Measuring the impact of desert greening
Long-term satellite data shows a significant cooling effect of vegetation on land surface temperature.
Subject: Energy Resources and Petroleum Engineering
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Applied Mathematics and Computational Sciences
Data-driven regional ocean models essential for planning
A data-driven modeling system that reconstructs oceanic circulation of the Red Sea highlights the importance of developing region-specific historical datasets.
Chemistry
Laser treatment boosts battery performance
Pulses of light tune MXene's structure to improve energy storage and battery stability.
Energy Resources and Petroleum Engineering
Seeing through sediment reveals Red Sea tectonics
Modeling of the Red Sea’s underlying geological structure confirms that it is a fully developed ocean.
Energy Resources and Petroleum Engineering
Modeling complex faults on the Sinai-Arabia plate boundary
Detailed 3D simulations of the Lebanon Restraining Bend will enhance understanding of fault structures and associated seismic activity.
Energy Resources and Petroleum Engineering
Understanding how gas evolves could help the transition from fossil fuels
A novel modeling technique provides valuable insights into the maturation of oil and gas in the Tuwaiq Mountain shale formation.
Energy Resources and Petroleum Engineering
Pay-off when solar cells can keep their cool
Modeling shows the true cost of heat on PV system performance.
Energy Resources and Petroleum Engineering
Minding the gap ahead of future fuels
Oil expert Tadeusz Patzek aims to ensure that efficient recovery of oil and gas remains feasible whilst scientists find alternative green energy sources.