Author name: Ian Radcliffe

In the ever-evolving landscape of construction and architecture, a new frontier is emerging, one that is incredibly small yet promises significant impacts: nanoparticles. A recent comprehensive review, led by Xie Ning of the Capital Construction Depa

In the burgeoning field of nanotechnology, understanding the mechanical behavior of tiny structures is crucial for developing advanced sensors, actuators, and flexible electronics. A recent study published in the journal *Results in Engineering* (tra

In a significant stride towards sustainable energy solutions, researchers have developed a novel photocatalyst that could revolutionize the conversion of carbon dioxide (CO₂) into renewable fuels. This breakthrough, published in the Journal of CO2 Ut

In the quest for sustainable and lightweight materials, a team of researchers led by Abdelwaheb Hadou from the Department of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Skikda in Algeria has made a significant breakthrough. Their focus? Dracaena drac

In the quest for sustainable and lightweight construction materials, researchers have turned to an unlikely ally: expanded polystyrene (EPS), commonly known as the white foam used in packaging and insulation. A recent study published in the *Abiola A

In the quest for sustainable construction materials, a groundbreaking review published in *Case Studies in Construction Materials* (translated as *Case Studies in Building Materials*) is making waves. Led by J. Vignesh from the Department of Civil En

In the quest for sustainable energy solutions, researchers have long been exploring ways to make biodiesel production more efficient and cost-effective. A recent study published in the journal *ACS Omega* (which translates to “American Chemical Socie

In the quest to make Mars colonization a reality, scientists are turning to an unlikely ally: microbes. A recent perspective article published in *Frontiers in Microbiology* (translated from the original Italian, *Frontiers in Microbiology* means “Fr

In the quest for sustainable construction materials, researchers are increasingly turning to waste products as valuable resources. A recent study led by Danial Nasr from the Department of Civil Engineering has made significant strides in this area, d

In the quest for sustainable construction, a new study published in *Shifra* (meaning “book” or “letter” in Hebrew) has shed light on the potential of advanced composite materials (ACMs) to revolutionize the industry. Led by Noor Al-Huda K. Hussein f