Author name: Ian Radcliffe

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

In a groundbreaking study published in ‘Discover Materials’, researchers have taken significant strides toward optimizing sustainable concrete mixes by integrating recycled aggregates and Portland slag cement. This innovative approach not only addres

In a significant study published in the Journal of Human, Earth, and Future, Muhammad Tariq Bashir from CECOS University of IT and Emerging Sciences in Pakistan, along with his colleagues, delves into the pressing issue of green building materials in

The cement industry, a cornerstone of global infrastructure, faces a pressing challenge: how to significantly reduce its carbon footprint while continuing to meet the ever-growing demand for cement. A recent mini-review published in the journal ‘Ener

A recent study published in ‘مسکن و محیط روستا’ (Housing and Rural Environment) sheds light on the transformative potential of concrete recycling in post-disaster reconstruction, particularly in Iran. The research, led by Farid Sartipipour from the E

A recent study highlights significant barriers to the effective implementation of the Rural Technical Program in the Western Bahmaei Sarhaddi Rural District of Kohgiluyeh, shedding light on the urgent need for improved housing solutions in rural area