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In a groundbreaking study published in ‘Composites Part C: Open Access,’ researchers have unveiled a novel approach to enhancing the mechanical properties of carbon fiber reinforced thermoplastic (CFRTP) molded parts through advanced 3D printing tech

Recent research focusing on the Miage and Brenva Glaciers in the Mont Blanc Massif has unveiled significant insights into the glaciers’ evolution over the past six decades, utilizing advanced remote-sensing data. Conducted by R. Eskandari from the Po

Recent advancements in construction technology have taken a significant leap forward with the application of Terrestrial Laser Scanning (TLS) in analyzing the verticality of columns and creating detailed 3D models. A groundbreaking study conducted by

In a landscape where architectural aesthetics and durability are paramount, the recent research by Paládi-Kovács Ádám from the University of Technology and Economics in Budapest sheds light on the principles of designing ventilated brick façades. As

Recent advancements in tunnel construction have been spotlighted in a research article detailing the surveying works conducted during the construction of the Čortanovci tunnel. Authored by Miloš Petrović from the Belgrade-based CO-DESIGNING company,

In a recent study published in ‘Zbornik Radova Građevinskog Fakulteta’ (Proceedings of the Faculty of Civil Engineering), researchers have unveiled critical insights into the persistent delays plaguing construction projects in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

A recent paper published in the RILEM Technical Letters, titled “Thermal conductivity of porous building materials: An exploration of new challenges in fractal modelling solutions,” has ignited a critical discussion in the construction sector regardi

Recent advancements in cancer treatment have taken a promising turn with the development of a novel bio-derived nanovaccine designed to combat gliomas, a prevalent and aggressive form of brain cancer. Researchers led by Deguang Qin from the Departmen

In a groundbreaking study published in the journal “Science and Technology of Advanced Materials,” researchers led by Takashi Takeda from the Research Center for Electronic and Optical Materials at the National Institute for Materials Science (NIMS)

In a significant advancement for the field of electrocatalysis, researchers have unveiled the potential of high-entropy sulfides (HESs) as promising materials for the hydrogen evolution reaction (HER). This innovative study, led by Ling Lin from the