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Recent research led by Liliana Carolina Hernández García from the CCComposites Laboratory at the Universidad de Antioquia in Medellín has unveiled promising insights into the use of clayey waste as a sustainable alternative in the construction sector

In a significant advancement for sustainable construction, researchers have unveiled a promising approach to enhance the performance of recycled aggregate concrete (RAC) by integrating natural and synthetic fibers. This innovative study, led by Balam

In a significant advancement for the construction industry, researchers have found a way to enhance the self-healing properties of Limestone Calcined Clay Cement (LC3) through an innovative technique known as Microbial Induced Calcite Precipitation (

In a bold initiative aimed at revitalizing traditional building practices in Uganda, a proposed School for Traditional Building Arts & Crafts in Kalongo is set to redefine the landscape of construction in the region. As Uganda braces for significant

In a groundbreaking study published in ‘Letters in High Energy Physics,’ researchers have unveiled an innovative approach to managing space debris and defunct satellites that could reshape the future of sustainable space operations. Led by Swapnil K

In a significant stride towards sustainable construction practices, recent research led by Réka Szpotowicz from the Department of Highway and Railway Engineering at the Budapest University of Technology and Economics reveals promising strategies for

In a groundbreaking study published in ‘Scientific Reports’, researchers have unveiled the potential of ubim fiber, derived from the Geonoma baculifera plant, as a formidable reinforcement in epoxy composites. This innovative approach aligns with a g

In an innovative stride towards sustainable construction practices, researchers have developed an eco-friendly geopolymer mortar that leverages industrial by-products and natural materials. This breakthrough, spearheaded by Aya Allah M. Ebrahim from

In a groundbreaking study published in “Discover Applied Sciences,” researchers have unveiled the potential of rice husk ash as an eco-friendly substitute in cement production. With rice cultivation generating staggering amounts of waste—31.40 millio

In a significant advancement for sustainable construction, research led by M. Das from the Civil Engineering Department at GITA Autonomous College in Bhubaneswar has explored the potential of geopolymer concrete enhanced with graded glass fibers. Thi