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NYUAD's Center for Space Science has produced the first ever Mars Atlas in Arabic. The atlas uses data from the UAE’s Emirates Mars Mission to bring the Hope probe’s findings closer to both the UAE’s Arabic-speaking population and that of the world.
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Our colleagues demonstrate an incredible amount of integrity, and it shines through their work. Haidee Paterson, Research Instrumentation Specialist, won the Service Excellence Award for upholding excellent ethical standards and teamwork. Learn more: ow.ly/NFWs50JKrPx
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This year Alexis Gambis, Assistant Professor of Film and New Media and Biology, won the NYUAD Faculty Transformative Research Award. "This token of appreciation gives me the wings to keep flying high." Read more about the NYUAD Faculty Awards: ow.ly/ivGR50JLwim
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A short video produced by Eleanor Jenkins from the Sadler Edepli Lab has been chosen as a Top Ten video in the Science in Shorts challenge. The video will be featured by @NaturePublishing for its excellence in communicating science to the public.
Two well-known celebrities would be recognizable to many. Yet when their face halves are merged together, the face looks completely different. Discover Olivia Cheung's research that explores the interaction between visual and conceptual knowledge ow.ly/Loa950JPour
NYUAD Senior Lecturer of Arabic Nasser Isleem co-authored a new book, Arabic Grammar in Action: Proficiency-based and Contextualized Activities, with Director of Asian Studies @CofC. The book features a creative approach to learn Arabic grammar. @NYUAD_AH ow.ly/xUkG50JKnrS
NYUAD researchers discover that falcon genomes are now evolving in a way that is more similar to processes observed in mammals. Read more here: ow.ly/vjcb50JMlWn
Led by @NYUADEng Professor Mohammad Qasaimeh, a team of NYUAD researchers developed a simple, yet effective approach for on-demand tactile sensing in minimally-invasive surgery, thus overcoming surgeons' inability to “feel” tissues during an operation ow.ly/Z73m50JLeXK
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@NYUAbuDhabi Engineers and @CCAD Surgeons use simple technology to enhance precision during surgery: ieeexplore.ieee.org/document… #JTEHM #MinimallyInvasiveSurgery #medicaldevices #Bioengineering #surgicaltech #innovationinhealthcare
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#AbuDhabi: By studying the genomic architecture of several #falcon species, a team of researchers at @NYUAbuDhabi have discovered a strong link between how a genome is structured and how a species evolves.
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The latest findings from @NYUAbuDhabi's Volcic Lab
provide clear evidence that human perceptual & visuomotor systems rely on the same visual information and suggest that the previously reported violations of Weber's law in grasping movements should be attributed to other factors.
Our latest preprint is now available on @biorxivpreprint @biorxiv_neursci: "Not only perception but also grasping actions obey Weber's law", with Zoltan Derzsi. #biorxiv biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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@NYUADArtGallery announces a premiere exhibition, Khaleej Modern: Pioneers and Collectives in the Arabian Peninsula, 1941-2008, curated by Dr. Aisha Stoby, including unique Arabian Peninsula works never exhibited before as part of the region’s art history. ow.ly/eehu50JKpsW
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Our work with #Hopeprobe featured in the BBC Sky at Night Magazine @skyatnightmag
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As a graduate student council member, Wegood Awad, @NYUAbuDhabi global PhD fellow in chemistry, shows how her graduate studies went beyond lab work and publications ow.ly/cWe450JGxg7
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This week researchers at the @NYUAbuDhabi CGSB Falcon Genomics project made falcons the best-sequenced raptors and one of the best-sequenced genera of birds with the public release of 16 falcon genome assemblies from eight phased genomes on the @NIH GenBank® archive.
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Excellent questions from panel host @bpenprase @SokaUniv at the @timeshighered Liberal Arts Forum where I shared share on interdisciplinary learning & its benefits @NYUAbuDhabi W/ Shalendra Sharma @lingnanuni HK & Dean Ikeshima, Waseda University Japan. @nyuad_hbctl
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Proud advisor moment: Congratulations to undergraduate student Dionysios Gakis for his first-author paper! If you are planning to go to Mars then you need to read this 🚀
@NYUAbuDhabi @BlueMarbleSpace Young Scientist Program
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This panel explores the main threats to water security, shares insights, and identifies actions to tackle water-related security risks, specifically in the UAE.
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Shortly after @expo2020dubai drew to a close, we looked at how three NYUAD faculty contributed to the success of this global event with their research and work.
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Come check out our new display featuring works by NYUAD faculty, staff! View the submissions in Zotero: zotero.org/groups/4667396/ye…





























