All the latest design news for the construction sector
In the heart of Turkey, researchers at Gaziantep University are turning trash into treasure, quite literally. Yahaya Hassan Labaran, a civil engineering professor at the School of Natural and Applied Sciences, has developed an innovative solution to
Turkey’s Trash-to-Treasure Bricks: A Sustainable Solution Read More »
In the heart of Uganda, researchers are peeling back the layers of a humble agricultural byproduct, revealing a potential game-changer for the construction industry. Banana leaf ash (BLA), typically discarded as waste, is emerging as a sustainable al
Uganda’s Banana Leaf Ash: Green Concrete’s New Hope Read More »
In the heart of Central Asia, a silent battle for water is unfolding, one that could reshape the economic landscape and energy sector of the region. The Irtysh River, a lifeline that snakes through China, Kazakhstan, and Russia, is at the center of t
China’s Irtysh Control Sparks Central Asia Water Crisis Read More »
In the bustling streets of modern cities, a silent revolution is underway. Electric scooter sharing services (ESS) are popping up everywhere, promising to slash urban congestion and carbon emissions. But while the operational side of these services h
Urban Mobility’s Secret Weapon: User-Centric E-Scooter Sharing Read More »
In the heart of Chongqing, China, researchers are turning to nature for inspiration to revolutionize geotechnical engineering. Led by Wengang Zhang from Chongqing University, a team of innovators is exploring how biological structures and mechanisms
Chongqing’s Nature-Inspired Breakthroughs Reshape Energy Construction Read More »
In the heart of Mexico City, a groundbreaking study is turning urban waste into a green goldmine, offering a sustainable solution for urban development and a potential boon for the energy sector. Led by Blanca Prado from the Instituto de Geología at
Mexico City Turns Urban Waste into Green Urban Gold Read More »
In the ever-evolving world of construction materials, a groundbreaking study from India is set to redefine the future of durable and resilient infrastructure, particularly in the energy sector. Researchers from the Amrita School of Engineering, Coimb
India’s Concrete Breakthrough: Fiber-Reinforced Durability for Energy Infrastructure Read More »
In the quest for sustainable construction materials, a groundbreaking study has emerged from the Department of Civil Engineering, led by Sunil Nandipati. The research, published in the journal Advances in Civil Engineering, explores the potential of
Fly Ash & Tile Dust: New Eco-Friendly Building Blocks Read More »
In the ever-evolving landscape of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), the need for robust detection and tracking systems has become paramount, especially in sensitive areas like airports and energy infrastructure. A groundbreaking study published in the
Sichuan Innovators Elevate UAV Detection for Secure Skies Read More »
In the heart of Bulgaria, researchers are cultivating a revolution in sustainable construction materials. Galena Angelova, a microbiologist from the University of Food Technologies in Plovdiv, is leading a team that’s transforming agricultural waste
Bulgarian Scientists Grow Eco-Friendly Building Materials From Mushrooms Read More »
