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In a significant advancement for sustainable construction practices, researchers from Covenant University in Nigeria have explored the potential of using agro-waste materials—specifically periwinkle and palm kernel shells—as substitutes for tradition

In a groundbreaking study published in ‘Vestnik MGSU’, S. B. Sborshchikov from the Research Center of Construction at the National University of Science and Technology «MISIS» (NUST MISIS) explores the intricate landscape of reengineering within the

As the construction industry faces increasing pressure to innovate sustainably, a recent study led by Filali Saloua from Mohammed Premier University reveals promising advancements in the use of recycled materials in concrete. Published in ‘Građevinsk

A groundbreaking study led by Md Merajul Islam from the Department of Civil Engineering is set to revolutionize the construction industry by enhancing the predictability of geopolymer concrete (GPC) strength through advanced artificial intelligence.

In a significant stride towards enhancing maritime safety and efficiency, recent research has unveiled the impressive vibration-damping capabilities of Paulownia wood, a lightweight and sustainable material gaining traction in shipbuilding. Conducted

In an era where urban spaces are increasingly recognized for their role in enhancing the quality of life, new research from Karaj City, Iran, underscores the importance of walkways in promoting social and mental well-being among residents. Mina Heyda

In a groundbreaking study, researchers have turned the spotlight on the Samian Watershed in Iran, revealing critical insights into hydrological connectivity that could reshape water resource management and construction practices in the region. As wat

The construction industry is on the brink of a significant transformation, thanks to innovative research exploring the use of ceramic waste (CW) in concrete production. A recent study published in ‘Frontiers in Materials’ delves into the durability a

A groundbreaking study published in ‘PLoS ONE’ has unveiled innovative approaches to integrating sawdust and wastewater into alkali-activated composites (AACs), potentially revolutionizing the construction materials sector. Conducted by lead author L

A recent scoping review published in ‘PLoS ONE’ sheds light on the pressing issue of wood waste reuse, a topic that has significant implications for the construction sector. The study, led by Eric Agyemang, aims to delineate sustainable from unsustai