Author name: Ian Radcliffe

In a groundbreaking study published in ‘Case Studies in Construction Materials,’ researchers have unveiled the potential of phosphate mine waste rock (PMWR) as an alternative aggregate for high-performance concrete (HPC). This innovative approach not

In a significant advancement for Iraq’s construction sector, a recent study led by O. A. Pobegaylov from Don State Technical University has unveiled a comprehensive framework aimed at bolstering the organizational and

In a significant advancement for the construction sector, researchers from Kazan State University of Architecture and Engineering are pioneering the use of zeolite from the Tatar-Shatrashanskoe deposit to enhance road pavement structures. This innova

In a groundbreaking study published in ‘Materials Research Express,’ researchers are exploring the untapped potential of three-dimensional printed foam concrete (3DPFC) in enhancing energy efficiency within the construction sector. Led by Kunda Chama

In an era where sustainable construction practices are paramount, recent research published in the journal ‘Materials’ sheds light on the innovative use of crumb rubber in asphalt binders, a move that could significantly impact road construction effi

In a groundbreaking study published in the journal ‘Materials’, researchers have harnessed the power of boosting machine learning techniques to predict the unconfined compressive strength (UCS) of sustainable cement–fly ash mortar (CFAM). This innova

In a groundbreaking study published in the journal ‘Materials’, researchers have made significant strides towards creating low-carbon, eco-friendly concrete by utilizing industrial solid waste. This innovative approach not only addresses the pressing

In the quest for sustainable building materials, researchers are increasingly turning to innovative solutions that marry environmental responsibility with high-performance characteristics. A recent study led by Laura Vitola from the Institute of Sust

In a significant stride toward sustainable construction, researchers have unveiled the promising potential of ferronickel slag aggregates (FSA) in alkali-activated composites, as detailed in a recent study published in the journal ‘Materials’. This i