Imaging artifacts discovered in high-resolution electron microscopes may impact development of next-generation electronic devices.

Surfaces featuring atomic-scale ledges and steps can act as reusable templates for producing nanoelectronic components.

Looking closely at the chemical process that transforms methane into useful products could help unveil more efficient ways to use natural gas.

Atomically precise nanocluster may provide fresh direction for nanocatalysts.

Modified metal organic frameworks that can behave as porous liquids offer new possibilities for gas separation technologies.

Highly modular metal-organic framework-based materials show great potential for photocatalytic hydrogen production.

Merfat Alsabban, Ph.D. candidate in the Chemical Science Program of the Physical Science and Engineering Division, recently won a best poster award at the 18th Asian Chemical Congress.

Solar cells based on single-crystal perovskite films hit a new efficiency record of 21.9 percent.

​This year, Organometallics is publishing personal perspectives from organometallic chemists in a 2020 campaign titled “Pioneers and Influencers in Organometallic Chemistry."

The purpose of the campaign is to recognize organometallic chemists who are influential in the field, have an admiral story, or have taken an unusual career path.

The annual award honors outstanding individuals in the area of polymer science.

Congratulations Prof. Nikos Hadjichristidis!

The “Corteva Agriscience Lecture” was delivered by Prof. Magnus Rueping, Associate Director of KAUST Catalysis Center, at the 19th Florida Heterocyclic and Synthetic Chemistry Conference (FloHet) on March 3rd, 2020.

Unconventional perovskites with an inverted structure see a leap in efficiency and longevity with an amine-based additive.

KAUST research scientist Dr. Viko Ladelta, who is part of Professor Nikos Hadjichristidis' research group, recently received the best poster award at the 16th Pacific Polymer Conference (PPC-16).

Congratulations Viko!!!

Materials that can slow the cooling of highly energetic hot carriers could capture extra energy from the Sun.

We are proud to announce that Professors Jorge Gascon, Magnus Rueping, Osman Bakr and Yu Han are listed as the world’s most-cited researchers for 2019.

Mapping the three-dimensional structure of catalytic centers helps to design new and improved catalysts.

Catalyst switch strategy is the key step in the production of a four-component crystalline tetrablock quarterpolymer.

Talk by Dr. Eiji Tanaka (The Japan Petroleum Institute),Professor Tatsuya Shinagawa (University of Tokyo, Japan) and Dr. Satoshi Suganuma (Tottori University, Japan)

KCC research engineer Samy Ould-Chikh works with colleagues in collaboration with the Néel Institute-CNRS at the European Synchrotron Radiation Facility in France to study the inner structure of matter.

A method to nanoengineer an emerging family of semiconductors known as perovskites could reduce the cost of high-performance optoelectronic devices.