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In the ever-evolving landscape of smart buildings and energy efficiency, a groundbreaking review is set to redefine how we manage indoor environmental conditions (IEC). Sadegh Haghighat, a leading researcher from the Myers-Lawson School of Constructi

In the heart of Finland’s industrial landscape, a silent revolution is taking place—not in the machinery or production lines, but in the very air that workers breathe. A recent study, led by Sirpa Rautiala of the Finnish Institute of Occupational Hea

In the quest to meet the world’s growing energy demands, the humble electric pole stands as a critical, yet often overlooked, component of our power infrastructure. A recent study published in the journal *Sustainable Structures* (translated from Afr

In the world of construction, where every bolt and beam counts, a new study is shaking up our understanding of how structures withstand catastrophic events. Omer Ghunaim, a researcher from the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at the

In the ever-evolving landscape of machine learning, a novel approach to feature selection has emerged, promising to enhance predictive performance and robustness, particularly in noise-prone environments. This breakthrough, spearheaded by Duanyang Fe

In the relentless battle against wind erosion, a team of researchers led by Alireza Tourtiz from the Department of Civil Engineering at the Islamic Azad University in Estahban, Iran, has uncovered a promising ally: recycled glass powder. Their innova

In the world of construction and civil engineering, the design and analysis of flexible roofing systems, particularly membrane structures, have always been a complex challenge. These lightweight and flexible structures are highly sensitive to wind lo

In the heart of Adamawa, a region rich in natural resources, a groundbreaking study is reshaping our understanding of local construction materials. Seunkole Bila Lamou Cyrille, a researcher from the Laboratory of Civil Engineering and Mechanics, has

In the heart of the construction industry, a quiet revolution is brewing, one that could reshape the way we think about explosives and their environmental impact. Dr. Danielle S. Bonifacio, a researcher from the Department of Defense Engineering, has