Sustainable Materials

In the heart of South Africa, a groundbreaking study is reshaping how we think about sustainability in the built environment. Led by Olusegun Oguntona from the Department of Built Environment at Walter Sisulu University, this research is not just abo

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