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In a groundbreaking study, researchers have explored the potential of palm oil fuel ash (POFA) as a sustainable alternative in the production of foamed concrete, a material gaining traction in modern construction. Conducted by Dahlia Patah from the D

In a significant stride towards sustainable construction, a recent study led by D’Angelo Gigliola from the University of Naples Federico II explores innovative technologies for reusing demolition waste in the production of geopolymer-based building m

In a world increasingly challenged by the simultaneous insecurity of water, energy, and food resources—a phenomenon referred to as the “Perfect Storm”—a new study offers a ray of hope for the construction sector. Conducted by Love Opeyemi David from

In a groundbreaking study published in the journal ‘Frontiers in Materials,’ researchers are shedding light on the transformative potential of environment-friendly materials (EFM) in the construction of sports facilities. This research, led by Rui Li

In a significant stride towards sustainability in the construction industry, recent research conducted by Agata Magosz from the Silesian University of Technology sheds light on the reusability of ceramic materials in architectural design. The study,

A recent article published in ‘Bioresources and Bioprocessing’ showcases the transformative potential of mushroom mycelium in various industrial applications, particularly within the construction sector. The research, led by Hyun-Jae Shin from the De

In an era where sustainability is becoming paramount in construction, a recent study led by Srijan from the Department of Civil Engineering at Delhi Technological University sheds light on innovative solutions for soil reinforcement. The research, pu

In a groundbreaking study published in the Alexandria Engineering Journal, Wei Sun and his team from the College of Civil Engineering at Huaqiao University have unveiled a pioneering approach to constructing sustainable infrastructure on Mars. With t

In a groundbreaking study, researchers have unveiled the potential of air-cooled blast furnace slag (ACBFS) as a sustainable subgrade material for tram projects, challenging traditional practices in railway construction. Conducted by Bin-Chen Benson

In a significant step towards sustainable construction, a recent study led by Joud Hwalla from the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at the United Arab Emirates University explores the potential of fiber-reinforced geopolymers made wi