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-driven science and engineering in materials, energy, and chemical processes Ideal candidates should demonstrate a readiness to address these topics through a multi-disciplinary approach and to engage with
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The KAUST Mechanical Engineering (ME) program seeks candidates at all ranks who will develop a world-class competitive research program in Computational Solid Mechanics / AI-based Material
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· Analyzing emissions from diverse food systems, including agriculture, animal husbandry, and waste disposal. · Exploring the impact of non-carbon emissions on climate change and strategies
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storage) raw material recovery and recycling water technologies technologies for achieving net-zero emissions life cycle analysis and modeling for sustainability We particularly encourage applications from
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comprises seven Degree Programs: Applied Physics, Chemical Engineering, Chemistry, Earth Science and Engineering, Energy Resources and Petroleum Engineering, Materials Science and Engineering, and Mechanical
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, particularly in Catalysis, Membranes, and Solar Energy. About the PSE Division and KAUST The ChemS program belongs to the Physical Science and Engineering Division that comprises seven Degree Programs: Material
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May 31st , 2024. Interested candidates should upload the following materials: A cover letter Up-to-date Curriculum Vitae, including a full publication list Statement of research interests (5 pages
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, the candidate is expected to engage with the other programs across divisions at KAUST, such as Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, and Materials Science and Engineering, to advance technologies
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, the candidate is expected to engage with the other programs across divisions at KAUST, such as Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, and Materials Science and Engineering, to advance technologies
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Bioengineering, the candidate is expected to engage with the other programs across divisions at KAUST, such as Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, and Materials Science and Engineering, to advance