Author name: Steven Davies

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

In the vast network of pipelines that crisscross the globe, the efficient and cost-effective transportation of oil and petroleum products is a critical challenge. A recent study led by Ivan M. Vanchugov from the National University of Oil and Gas «Gu

In the relentless pursuit of efficiency and cost-effectiveness in the oil and gas industry, researchers are turning to advanced computational methods to optimize turbomachinery performance. A recent study published in *Известия Томского политехническ

In the ever-evolving world of water treatment, a groundbreaking study led by Sergey V. Azopkov has emerged, promising to reshape the way we handle wastewater from the food industry. Published in the esteemed journal *Известия Томского политехническог

In a significant stride towards sustainable energy solutions, researchers have developed a portable power plant that harnesses both wind and solar energy, offering a promising alternative to conventional fossil fuel-based generators. This innovative

In the heart of Indonesia’s industrial landscape, a quiet revolution is brewing, one that promises to reshape the way small and medium enterprises (SMEs) approach energy consumption. At the forefront of this shift is Irfan Subiantoro, a researcher fr

In the hilly terrains of Kaligesing, Indonesia, road construction is a delicate dance with nature, one that can sometimes lead to landslides. A recent study, led by Rianita Pertiwi from the Geoinformation Study for Disaster Management and Spatial Pla

In the quest to bolster the geotechnical properties of sandy soils, a groundbreaking study led by Masoud Amelsakhi, an Assistant Professor in the Civil Engineering Department at Qom University of Technology in Iran, has unveiled promising results. Pu

In the bustling urban landscapes where underground tunnels and surface buildings coexist, a delicate dance of deformations plays out, one that engineers and urban planners must carefully navigate. A recent study, led by Yazdan Shams Maleki, an Assist

In the intricate dance between water and sediment, bridge piers often play the role of an unwelcome guest, disrupting the flow and causing local scour—a phenomenon that can lead to structural instability and costly maintenance. Pooya Biranvand, a PhD