Author name: Steven Davies

In the heart of the United Arab Emirates, where skyscrapers pierce the desert sky and urban landscapes expand at a breathtaking pace, a unique challenge emerges: how to build sustainably in a region where resources are scarce and environmental pressu

In the heart of Beijing, researchers at the North China Electric Power University have been delving into a pressing environmental and health concern: the carcinogenic risks posed by aromatic amines (AAs) and their oxidative products. Led by Yajing Li

In the quest to bolster the strength and ductility of titanium alloys, a team of researchers led by Hongqiang Duan from the Beijing Institute of Technology has made a significant breakthrough. Their innovative approach, published in the journal *Mate

In the realm of medical technology, a groundbreaking development has emerged from the Stomatological Hospital, School of Stomatology, Southern Medical University in Guangzhou, China. Researchers, led by Haohui Huang, have designed a bioactive nerve c

In the quest for carbon neutrality, the integration of renewable energy sources with high-efficiency heating and cooling systems has become a critical focus. However, in cold climates with high heating demands, such as those experienced in Korea, the

In the pursuit of more efficient cooling systems, a team of researchers led by Yulong Zhao from the Hebei Key Laboratory of Thermal Science and Energy Clean Utilization at Hebei University of Technology has made significant strides. Their study, publ

In a groundbreaking development that could reshape the landscape of materials science and energy technologies, researchers have unveiled a novel, cost-effective method for synthesizing the intermetallic compound AuGa2. This advancement, spearheaded b

In the quest to optimize energy use in drinking water treatment, a new study has revealed that fluctuations in raw water turbidity may not significantly impact operational energy consumption. The research, led by Kenneth T. Quintana of the Department

In the quest for sustainable construction practices, a recent study has shed light on the environmental impacts of demountable structures compared to conventional buildings, with significant implications for the energy sector. Led by Shoukat Alim Kha

In the pursuit of stronger, more ductile materials for the energy sector, a team of researchers led by Xuefan Pan from the Faculty of Materials Science and Engineering at Kunming University of Science and Technology in China has made a significant br