KAUST CTL PhD candidate Fahad Al-Qurashi lead a team of researchers and engineers in establishing and operating a hybrid Free Space Optics (FSO) and Radio Frequency (RF) link, successfully connecting the 19 km offshore Shabara Island in the Red Sea Global (RSG) area for over six months.
Fares Fourati, a PhD candidate at KAUST in the Communication Theory Lab (CTL), has been awarded the first prize in the 2024 KAUST ACM/SIAM Student Chapter Poster Competition.
The competition, organized at KAUST, aimed to highlight innovative research from PhD students in the Computer, Electrical, and Mathematical Science and Engineering (CEMSE) division.
ICAO Best Paper Award
Mr. Abdullah Abu Zaid, Dr. Baha Eddine Youcef Belmekki, and Prof.
Eng. Fahad S. Alqurashi, a PhD candidate at the KAUST Communication Theory Lab (CTL), has been awarded the 1st Prize at the ENOWA x KAUST Energy Summit 2024 Poster Competition. The competition, held on September 8-9 at KAUST, highlighted his research contributing to the future of sustainable energy solutions.
Salah Abdeljabar, a PhD student in the KAUST Communication Theory Lab & UNESCO Chair on Education to Connect the Unconnected has been awarded the competitive ICTP-Arab Fund PhD Fellowship.
Accurate prediction and modelling of radio signal propagation is necessary for the planning and design of wireless communication systems.
Environmental disasters continue to present significant challenges to human society, causing milli
We are pleased to announce the upcoming Summer 2024 Seminar Series of the UNESCO Chair on Education to Connect the Unconnected. This series is designed to offer valuable insights, engaging discussions, and expert knowledge on global connectivity in a beyond 5G/6G context. The seminars will be held on the dates/times mentioned below and will be video-streamed in real-time.
Smartphones may seem ubiquitous, but many people across the world — especially those living in remote, low-income regions – still lack access to a mobile telecommunications network.