Inkjet printing is expected to fast track the commercialization of organic solar cells. Researchers from the KAUST Solar Center have exploited this technique to generate high-efficiency solar cells at large scales.

Postdoc Dr. Yuliar Firdaus's paper selected to be highlighted on Advanced Science News website

MIT Technology Review names KSC Assistant Prof. Derya Baran in its inaugural "Innovators Under 35 in the MENA region" for the technology behind her 'iyris' start-up.

Dounya Barrit was awarded the best presentation award at the conference in Dubai from 30-31 January.

KSC receive delegation from Kaneka Corp and GEC

The KAUST booth was well attended during the World Future Energy Summit (WFES) in Abu Dhabi and KSC was on hand to showcase our latest research.

Congratulations to Prof. Iain McCulloch who has been included on Clarivate's 2018 Highly Cited list in the fields of both of Chemistry and Materials Science.

Maha Alamoudi successfully defended her PhD dissertation

KSC delegates are presenting their findings in Boston from November 25-30.

The KSC runs industrially translational projects to commercialize research. Prof. Derya Baran and her team have developed a photovoltaic technology that allows any window to become a transparent solar panel, as featured in KAUST News.

Weiyuan Du successfully defended his PhD dissertation.

Dr. Michele De Bastiani won the in the Eni Young Researcher of the Year category for his research work on the stability of third generation solar cells.

Printable solar materials could soon turn many parts of a house into solar panels

Tantalum nitride as thin layers improve the extraction of electrons from silicon solar cells, as highlighted in KAUST Discovery.

Congratuations to KSC's Derya Baran, Joel Troughton, Nicola Gasparini and Daniel Bryant whose start-up, Iyris, won the TAQADAM Startup Accelerator Final Showcase.

Michele has been announced as the winner of the Young Researcher of the Year award. The award ceremony will take place at the Palazzo del Quirinale on October 22nd in the presence of the President of the Italian Republic, Sergio Mattarella.

Aiming to inspire Saudi high school students to persue scientific careers, KSC is hosting Abdullah Al Ajmi for the summer as part of the SRSI program.

Congratulations to Maha on her poster, "Impact of IDT-based structures on photophysics and performance of polymer solar cells"

The 3-day KSC summer school, supported by TU Delft, opens with a series of lectures from KSC faculty and researchers followed by contributions from our guest speakers and afternoon laboratory sessions.

Five KSC PhD candidates successfully defend their PhD dissertations under the guidance of Professors Pierre Beaujuge and Aram Amassian.