Sustainable Materials

In the heart of China’s Guangxi region, researchers are pioneering a new era of construction materials that could redefine the future of infrastructure. Lina Huang, a leading scientist from the College of Architecture and Civil Engineering at Nanning

In the heart of Shanghai, researchers are turning a global environmental challenge into an opportunity for sustainable construction. Li Shao, a leading expert from the School of Environment and Architecture at the University of Shanghai for Science a

In the rapidly evolving world of sustainable construction, a comprehensive new study offers a roadmap for the future, blending cutting-edge technology, policy, and practical application. Led by Yuehong Lu of the School of Civil Engineering and Archit

In the quest for sustainable construction materials, researchers have made a significant stride by enhancing the performance of alkali-activated mortar (AAM) using desulfurization gypsum (DG). This innovation, led by Xiaolong Zhou from the College of

In the heart of China, researchers are unlocking the potential of an ancient resource that could revolutionize the future of sustainable construction and energy production. Bamboo, a plant that has been a staple in traditional industries, is now bein

In the ever-evolving world of construction materials, a groundbreaking approach is emerging that could redefine the durability and sustainability of concrete structures. Researchers, led by Theo Alfaro Dida Darmajaya from the Department of Civil and

In the quest for sustainable construction materials, a novel study has emerged, offering a glimpse into the future of eco-efficient infrastructure. Researchers have turned to an ancient, fast-growing resource—bamboo—to reinforce modern concrete, pote

In the ever-evolving landscape of meat processing, one factor remains constant: the critical importance of food safety. A recent study published in *Harčova Nauka ì Tehnologìâ* (translated to English as *Food Science and Technology*) sheds light on t

In the heart of our cities, a silent challenge is brewing—one that’s not just about concrete and steel, but about heat. As urban areas expand, they’re getting hotter, and not just because of the summer sun. This phenomenon, known as the Urban Heat Is

In the quest for sustainable construction materials, a team of researchers led by K. Menaka from the Department of Civil Engineering at SRM Institute of Science and Technology in India has made a significant stride. Their work, published in *Case Stu