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In the heart of Prague, researchers have been cooking up a storm, not in a kitchen, but in a lab at the Faculty of Forestry and Wood Sciences, Czech University of Life Science. Their recipe? A novel powder adhesive that could revolutionize the partic

In the relentless pursuit of enhancing infrastructure resilience, a groundbreaking study led by Zenghan Wu from the Engineering Research Center of Safety and Protection of Explosion & Impact at Southeast University in China has unveiled promising adv

In the heart of construction and geotechnical engineering, a groundbreaking study is making waves, promising to revolutionize how we approach soil compaction and subsidence, particularly in the energy sector. Elena O. Tarasenko, a leading researcher,

In a significant stride towards enhancing the safety of nuclear waste management, researchers have developed a novel method for solidifying liquid high-level radioactive waste into stable cement forms. This breakthrough, published in the journal *Изв

In the vast and complex world of oilfield development, innovation often comes from the most unexpected places. A recent study published in *Известия Томского политехнического университета: Инжиниринг георесурсов* (Tomsk Polytechnic University Journal

In the heart of Russia, a promising solution to a longstanding industrial challenge is taking shape, with significant implications for the construction and ceramics industries. Researchers, led by Vladimir D. Kotlyar, have turned their attention to a

In a significant stride for the nuclear energy sector, new research has revealed that the conversion of the Beloyarskaya Nuclear Power Plant’s (NPP) BN-800 unit to MOX fuel has not increased the radiation load on its cooling pond ecosystem. This find

In the vast, remote landscapes of the North, where diesel generators have long been the backbone of electricity supply, a new study is challenging the status quo. Researchers, led by Nikolay P. Mestnikov, have been exploring the potential of manual t

In the world of construction and energy infrastructure, understanding the stability of slopes is crucial, especially when it comes to preventing landslides that can disrupt operations and lead to significant financial losses. A recent study published