Researchers at KAUST tested live and inactive microbial treatments on heat-stressed Red Sea coral. One treatment of each type improved coral health in a fifteen-day field experiment.
Mohamed bin Zayed University of Artificial Intelligence has begun a 25-year study in Abu Dhabi. The project will use health, lifestyle, genetic, sleep, and blood-glucose data to support earlier prediction and prevention of disease.
A Nile crocodile was transported from Jordan to Sudan and returned to Dinder Reserve. The operation involved Sudanese and Jordanian partners and animal-protection organizations.
Saudi researchers have published a review of microgravity and space-medicine research. It describes Saudi genetic and space-science programmes while noting that the field remains early and that long-term medical benefits still need evidence.
An Egyptian archaeological mission discovered three tombs from different historical periods at Sheikh Subi in the Bahariya Oasis. The finds include mummies, coffins, pottery vessels, small bottles, and stone offering tables.
A partial solar eclipse was visible across much of Algeria on August 12, 2026. In Algiers, the Moon was expected to cover 98.6 percent of the Sun shortly before sunset.
Summer camps in Abu Dhabi and Al Ain are giving children opportunities to explore museums, nature, art, and technology. The programmes include hands-on activities and learning about the UAE’s history and culture.
Cairo University’s third innovation forum brought together researchers, students, professors, and experts. The event included an exhibition, discussions about research and industry, and awards for research projects and scientific posters.
A King Abdulaziz University student team placed seventh in its category at a world underwater robotics championship in Canada. The university and team are exploring ways to develop the robot for marine services.
Summer programmes in the UAE are offering children activities in art, heritage, technology, and media. Two verified initiatives serve participants between the ages of seven and sixteen during July 2026.
