Author name: Ian Radcliffe

In the quest for sustainable construction materials, researchers have turned to an unlikely ally: ferronickel slag (FNS), a by-product of the energy-intensive ferronickel production process. A recent study led by Tae Yeon Kim from the Department of S

In the quest to reduce the construction industry’s substantial carbon footprint, researchers have turned to an unlikely ally: agricultural waste. A recent study published in *Nature Scientific Reports* (translated from the original Latin) explores th

In the heart of arid regions, where date palm trees sway under the sun, a new construction material is emerging from what was once considered waste. Researchers have found a way to turn date palm fibers (DPFs) into a sustainable reinforcement for cem

In the quest for sustainable and energy-efficient construction materials, a team of researchers from the Polytechnic University of Madrid, led by A. Zaragoza-Benzal, has made a significant breakthrough. Their innovative approach combines natural and

In a significant stride towards sustainable construction, researchers have developed a high-strength, self-compacting alkali-activated concrete (AAC) using fly ash and steel slag, offering a promising alternative to traditional Portland cement concre

In the quest for sustainable construction materials, a recent study published in *Hybrid Advances* (or *Majalah Terobosan Hibrid* in Indonesian) has shed light on the potential of natural fiber composites as viable alternatives to traditional fibergl

In the quest for sustainable construction materials, a recent study has unveiled promising properties of alkali-activated blast furnace slag (BFS-AAM) that could revolutionize the energy sector. The research, led by Mehedi Rabbil from the Fiber and P

In a groundbreaking study that marries sustainability with practicality, researchers have discovered a novel way to repurpose industrial polymer roof waste into durable cement cobblestones, potentially reshaping the construction and energy sectors. T

In the relentless pursuit of durable and sustainable infrastructure, a groundbreaking study led by Guojing Huang from Chang’an University in Xi’an, China, has unveiled a promising approach to enhance the longevity of asphalt binders. Published in the

In a groundbreaking development poised to revolutionize the construction and manufacturing industries, researchers have introduced a novel approach to additive manufacturing that promises to enhance efficiency and precision in multi-material 3D print