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In the heart of Baghdad, a groundbreaking study is turning construction waste into a valuable resource, potentially reshaping the future of sustainable building materials. Baraa A. Albakry, a researcher from the Department of Civil Engineering at the

In the relentless pursuit of sustainable solutions to global water scarcity, a recent study has shed light on a promising avenue: integrating solar distillation systems with photovoltaic/thermal (PV/T) systems. This innovative approach, explored in a

In a groundbreaking development poised to reshape the construction industry, researchers have demonstrated the feasibility of using recycled steel scrap from demolished buildings in additive manufacturing processes. This innovation, published in the

In the heart of the Bayou State, where the Mississippi River meets the Gulf of Mexico, lies a complex tapestry of soils that have long puzzled engineers and geologists alike. A new comprehensive review paper, published in the journal *Discover Soil*

In the quest for sustainable construction materials, researchers have turned to recycled aggregate concrete (RAC) as a promising alternative to traditional concrete. A recent study led by Jian-Hua Jiang from the College of Civil and Transportation En

In a significant stride towards sustainable construction, researchers have demonstrated that recycled crushed clay bricks can serve as viable alternatives to natural aggregates in concrete production. This innovative approach, detailed in a study led

In the quest for sustainable construction materials, researchers are turning to nature for inspiration, and the results are promising. A recent study published in *Discover Materials* (translated from Italian as “Discover Materials”) by Marta Saccone

In the relentless pursuit of sustainable and high-performance construction materials, a groundbreaking study led by Bohua Ma from the Art and Design College at Shenyang Ligong University in China has unveiled a promising advancement in geopolymer con

In the quest for sustainable construction materials, researchers have turned to industrial by-products to create controlled low-strength materials (CLSM) that could revolutionize the energy sector and beyond. A recent study published in the *Journal

In the relentless pursuit of high-performance, durable, and lightweight construction materials, a team of researchers led by Wei Yu at Shenyang University has made a significant breakthrough. Their work, published in the *Journal of Materials Researc