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The United Arab Emirates is bringing cutting-edge brain stimulation technology to its residents through a groundbreaking partnership. Brizon and Flow Neuroscience are teaming up to make advanced mental health treatment more accessible across the region.
The UAE just announced a million-dollar prize challenging 10,000 innovators from 150 countries to use AI to make cities better for everyone. The winners will see their solutions scaled from one city to many across the globe.
Sheikha Shamma bint Sultan just became the World Economic Forum's executive fellow for science and innovation, bringing her climate action expertise to a global stage. The appointment positions her to accelerate sustainability solutions while representing UAE's growing leadership in environmental progress.
Starting September 14, student inventors and People of Determination in the UAE can now register patents, industrial designs, and utility certificates completely free. The new policy waives fees worth up to Dh9,000 per application.
The UAE just made it free for student inventors and people with disabilities to protect their innovations, removing fees that once cost up to $9,000. This bold move opens the door for thousands of emerging inventors who previously couldn't afford to safeguard their ideas.
A Dubai company's smart water purifiers have kept 17.4 million plastic bottles out of landfills. Now a government innovation fund is betting $545,000 on helping them save even more.
A UAE water technology company just earned $545,000 in government backing after saving 17.4 million plastic bottles from landfills. Wisewell's smart purification systems are proving that innovation and sustainability can flow together.
The United Arab Emirates has completed a fully autonomous probe that will land on an asteroid 5 billion kilometers from Earth. If successful in 2028, it will be only the seventh asteroid ever reached by a landing probe.
The United Arab Emirates will launch an ambitious spacecraft in 2028 to explore seven asteroids and land on one 200 million miles from Earth. The mission marks the Gulf nation's bold push to become a top 10 space economy by 2031.
The United Arab Emirates is sending a homegrown probe on an 8-year journey to land on an asteroid 5 billion kilometers from Earth. If successful in 2036, it will be only the seventh asteroid ever reached by a spacecraft.
The United Arab Emirates just finished building a spacecraft designed to land on an asteroid, marking the first time the nation has developed such advanced space technology entirely within its borders. The probe will launch as part of the Emirates Mission to the Asteroid Belt, pushing the boundaries of what's possible in space exploration.
The United Arab Emirates has built its first asteroid-landing probe in Abu Dhabi, set to touch down on a mysterious space rock that may hold clues to how water reached our planet. Only six asteroids in history have ever been reached by a probe on their surface.