Sustainable Materials

In a groundbreaking study, researchers have unveiled a novel approach to enhancing the performance of three-dimensional printed concrete (3DPC) by utilizing dopamine-modified recycled polyethylene terephthalate (PET) fibers. The study, led by Ke-Ke Y

In the quest for sustainable energy solutions, a recent study has spotlighted the potential of nickel sulfide-based catalysts in the hydrogen evolution reaction (HER), a pivotal process for producing green hydrogen. This research, led by Yeji Choi fr

In a groundbreaking initiative set against the stunning backdrop of the Azores, a primary school has become a living laboratory for green roof technology, showcasing the potential of local materials in sustainable construction. Led by Rita Teixeira f

The construction sector is on the brink of a transformative shift, thanks to groundbreaking research into the application of graphene oxide (GO) in cement-based composites (CBCs). A recent study led by Abdul Hannan Qureshi from the Department of Buil

In a significant advancement for sustainable construction materials, a recent study led by Ayodele Afolayan from the Department of Materials Engineering and Chemistry at the Czech Technical University in Prague has unveiled the potential of water sed

In a groundbreaking study published in the journal ‘Buildings’, researchers have unveiled promising advancements in energy-efficient construction techniques tailored for semiarid climates, particularly focusing on Morocco. The research, led by Oumaim

In a groundbreaking study, researchers have explored the potential of using coconut fiber and cattle manure as sustainable alternatives to traditional sand in the production of concrete blocks. This innovative approach not only addresses the growing

In an era where climate change poses an increasing threat to our planet, innovative solutions are urgently needed to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions, particularly in the construction sector, which is responsible for a staggering 37% of global emiss

In a significant stride toward sustainable construction practices, researchers have explored the potential of finely ground silica sand as a partial substitute for cement, offering promising mechanical performance while also addressing environmental

In an era where sustainability is paramount, a recent study published in the Journal of Natural Fibers sheds light on the remarkable potential of cellulose and cellulose-based materials. Conducted by M. Madhushree from the Department of Chemistry at