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Recent advancements in halide perovskites have the potential to revolutionize the construction sector, particularly in the realm of sustainable building materials. A groundbreaking study led by Elham Foadian from the Department of Materials Science a

Recent research led by Hanna Z. Porter from the Materials Department at the University of California, Santa Barbara, delves into the impact of magnesium (Mg) substitution on the structural and stability characteristics of the Na2Fe2F7 weberite cathod

As the United States accelerates its transition to offshore wind energy, understanding the environmental challenges that accompany this growth is becoming increasingly critical. Recent research led by D. Rosencrans from the Department of Atmospheric

Recent research has unveiled a compelling link between company health management certifications and the quality of office environments, with significant implications for employee performance and overall organizational productivity. Conducted by Shiro

Recent research led by Arth J. Patel from the Civil Engineering Department at the Institute of Technology, Nirma University in Gujarat, India, sheds light on a critical aspect of Concrete Filled Double Skinned Steel Tubular (CFDST) columns. This inno

In a groundbreaking advancement for the construction industry, researchers have unveiled a remote control system for excavators that operates via a cloud platform. This innovative approach, led by Ran Liu from the School of Construction Machinery at

In the realm of construction, the integrity of concrete structures is paramount, particularly for sidewalls that bear significant loads and resist environmental factors. A recent study led by Wenxiao Lu from the Jiangsu Maritime Institute in Nanjing,

Recent research led by Jinlong Lv from the College of Civil Engineering and Architecture at Guangxi University has shed light on a critical issue in the construction industry: the impact of free chloride ions on the durability of cementitious materia

Recent research has unveiled promising advancements in the construction sector, particularly in the development of grouting materials that are both environmentally friendly and economically viable. Conducted by Yongquan Chen from the College of Civil

Recent advancements in wound care technology have taken a significant leap forward with the introduction of innovative hydrogel-based patches designed specifically for diabetic wound repair. A groundbreaking study published in *Bioactive Materials* h