Sustainable Materials

In the heart of Serbia, at the University of Novi Sad’s Faculty of Technology, a groundbreaking shift is underway in the construction industry. Olja Šovljanski, a leading researcher in biotechnology, is pioneering the integration of bacterial systems

In the quest for sustainable construction materials, researchers have turned an unlikely waste product into a promising solution. A recent study published in ‘Sci’ (Science Bulletin) explores the potential of waste glass from fluorescent lamps as a p

In a groundbreaking study published in the Encyclopedia (a translation of the journal’s name), researchers have uncovered a promising avenue for repurposing electronic waste (e-waste) plastics in the construction industry, particularly in asphalt mod

In the quest for sustainable materials, a recent comprehensive review published in the journal *Fibers* (translated from Portuguese) sheds light on the vast potential of natural fibers, offering insights that could reshape industries from textiles to

In the heart of Algeria, researchers are tackling a global challenge that could reshape how we build and maintain critical infrastructure, particularly in the energy sector. Dr. Adel Belmana, a civil engineer from the University of Biskra, has been i

In the heart of the University of Memphis, Nabanita Daimary, a researcher at the Biomedical Sensors & Systems Lab, is pioneering a sustainable solution to a dual global challenge: waste management and soil stabilization. Her recent study, published i

In the quest for sustainable infrastructure solutions, a team of researchers led by Melissa R. Frey from the University of Colorado Boulder has made a significant stride. Their study, published in the journal *Infrastructures* (which translates to “I

In the quest for sustainable construction materials, researchers have made a significant stride by enhancing high-performance geopolymer concrete (HPGC) with recycled industrial wastes. A recent study led by Osama Youssf from the Structural Engineeri

In a groundbreaking study published in the journal *Infrastructures* (translated from Latin as “Infrastructures”), researchers have unveiled a promising avenue for sustainable construction using an unlikely material: phosphogypsum (PG). This industri

In the heart of Texas, a groundbreaking study is reshaping the way we think about sustainable pavement design, with significant implications for the energy sector and beyond. Dr. Elaheh TaghaviGhalehsari, a civil engineering expert from the Islamic A