Author name: Nathan Hall

In the relentless pursuit of sustainability, researchers have unearthed a promising avenue for transforming industrial waste into high-performance construction materials. A groundbreaking study led by Wei-Ting Lin from the Department of Civil Enginee

In the heart of China, researchers are transforming trash into treasure, and the implications for the energy sector are profound. Dr. Chen Jun, a leading expert from the School of Environmental Studies at China University of Geosciences in Wuhan, is

In the heart of the UK, researchers at the University of Birmingham are revolutionizing how we think about the lifecycle of bridge infrastructures. Led by Sakdirat Kaewunruen, a senior lecturer in the Department of Civil Engineering, a groundbreaking

In the heart of Africa, a technological revolution is brewing, poised to reshape the construction industry and accelerate Nigeria’s journey towards sustainability. At the forefront of this transformation is digital twin technology, a tool that could

In the heart of Poland, at the Silesian University of Technology, Dr. Małgorzata Jastrzębska and her team are pioneering a greener future for geotechnical engineering. Their latest research, published in the journal Applied Sciences (translated from

In the heart of Texas, a groundbreaking study led by Sushant Poudel at Lamar University is turning heads in the construction industry. Poudel, a researcher in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, is exploring an innovative way to ta

In the heart of India, at Manipal University Jaipur, a groundbreaking study is reshaping the future of sustainable materials. Led by Jayana Rajvanshi from the Department of Biosciences, the research delves into the world of biomaterials, offering a b

In the quest to build a more sustainable future, the construction industry is increasingly turning to the circular economy (CE) as a beacon of hope. However, navigating the complexities of implementing CE strategies in private residential constructio

In the quest to build a more sustainable future, the construction industry is increasingly looking towards the circular economy, where materials are reused and recycled to minimize waste. At the heart of this transition lies the challenge of assessin

In the heart of Serbia, a groundbreaking study is reshaping the future of fertilizer production and waste management, with implications that ripple through the energy sector. Alija Salkunić, a researcher from Elixir Zorka – Mineral fertilizers in Šab