United Arab Emirates University

Smart grids are vital to the global economy, but they are at risk of cyberattacks. Researchers at UAEU are investigating how to develop trustworthy frameworks for more secure and resilient smart grids

By 3D printing meat alternatives, researchers at the United Arab Emirates University can reduce waste, fortify food and produce animal-free meat analogues

Sustainable waste management improves firms’ profitability, reputation and access to supplier credit, with the strongest benefits in competitive and tightly regulated markets

Scientists at the United Arab Emirates University have developed a sustainable approach to producing hydrogen fuel. It could be one of the big breakthroughs in our search for clean energy

Flash floods in the UAE reveal the growing risks of extreme weather. A pioneering study in Al Ain offers vital insights for flood resilience in arid regions worldwide

Climate crisis is increasing the frequency and intensity of extreme weather events. Researchers at the United Arab Emirates University have developed a methodology for analysing rainfall patterns that could support flood warning systems and help the nation manage its water supply

Researchers at the United Arab Emirates University are turning waste from date palm production into advanced materials, using novel methods of extracting nanocellulose from material that might otherwise be burned, and proving why – in a circular economy – there is no such thing as waste

Researchers at the United Arab Emirates University are exploring the potential for deep learning to revolutionise how we manage and maintain civil infrastructure, engineering a system that identifies pavement cracks and categorises them by severity

The global prevalence of multiple sclerosis is on the rise, and this has serious consequences for those who live with the disease and our healthcare systems. At the United Arab Emirates University, researchers are building a profile of the disease by studying risk factors such as Epstein-Barr virus and low vitamin D levels

Agile, dynamic and delicious, the food truck is a 21st-century business success story, and researchers at United Arab Emirates University are taking an analytical approach to support its development across the country

The ghaf tree can live for up to 400 years in the harshest conditions, but it needs help to grow. Researchers at the United Arab Emirates University have developed a novel seed optimisation approach that can accelerate ghaf seed germination for mass plantation of the UAE desert and support the country’s efforts to combat desertification

Extreme climate conditions and saline soil make farming a challenge in arid regions, but researchers at the United Arab Emirates University have developed an aquaponic system that is self-sustaining, organic and boosts yield – all with the help of a fish

UAEU is helping enable best practice for urban centres, tourism and transport hubs

Researchers at UAEU are collaborating with Abu Dhabi Municipality to develop sustainable solutions for rising groundwater

With help from UAEU, the World Values Survey is continuing to inform governments, analysts, journalists and agencies worldwide

Researchers at UAEU are hopeful that its natural properties can help to make treatment safer and more effective

Through international collaborations and ground-breaking hi-res simulations, UAEU is discovering more about supermassive black holes

Research from UAEU argues that granting access to employment and schools for displaced people can complement the humanitarian case for offering safety and shelter

The world is getting older, and the United Arab Emirates will be no exception. Researchers are finding new ways to detect and combat mental decline as people age

UAEU’s department of electrical engineering is creating state-of-the-art energy management systems for everyday use

Graduates are primed for employability and lifelong learning after a diverse and skills-focused education

Graduate researchers at UAEU receive unparalleled support to share their knowledge through teaching, with access to state-of-the-art facilities and potential for international collaboration