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platform in the field of testing composite materials for in-situ testing in conditions relevant to the energy sector (high pressure, high temperature, extreme environments). Participate in the generation
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performance, and who is comfortable working in a collaborative experimental environment. If you are enthusiastic about working at the forefront of organic electronics and functional polymer materials, please
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research environment, tackling an interesting research question with strong applied outcomes. The project explores the use of synthetic polyploidy as a new approach to horticultural rootstock breeding
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started at KAUST in 2009 and is an integrated environment for composite science, combining modeling and experimental expertise in a single working environment. OUR MISSION: Support Energy transition by
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Science and Engineering Division. The Composites Lab started at KAUST in 2009 and is an integrated environment for composite science, combining modeling and experimental expertise in a single working
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science and advanced materials in a world-class, globally recognized research environment. Directly contribute to sustainable, next-generation technologies that solve real-world industrial challenges
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Science and Engineering Division. The Composites Lab started at KAUST in 2009 and is an integrated environment for composite science, combining modeling and experimental expertise in a single working
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, but is projected to grow to 2 postdocs (incl. this positions), 3 PhD students, and a variable number of MSc students. KAUST provides a highly collaborative research environment, and active engagement
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students, but is projected to grow to 2 postdocs (incl. this positions), 3 PhD students, and a variable number of MSc students. In addition, KAUST provides a highly collaborative research environment, and
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world for citations per faculty according to QS rankings and offers an unparalleled environment for innovation and research. For more information, visit www.kaust.edu.sa . About CREST The Center for Renewable Energy