Sustainable Materials

In a significant stride toward sustainable construction, researchers have unveiled the promising potential of ferronickel slag aggregates (FSA) in alkali-activated composites, as detailed in a recent study published in the journal ‘Materials’. This i

In an era where sustainable construction practices are becoming paramount, a groundbreaking study led by Anna Szymczak-Graczyk from the Department of Construction and Geoengineering at the Poznan University of Life Sciences has unveiled the promising

Recent research has unveiled a promising advancement in sustainable construction materials, focusing on the development of eco-friendly layered geopolymer composites. This innovative approach integrates natural fibers into geopolymer matrices, aiming

In a groundbreaking study that intertwines environmental sustainability with civil engineering, researchers have explored the innovative use of waste plastics to enhance the engineering properties of lateritic soil, a common material in road construc

Recent research has illuminated the potential of Acacia gum (AG), a natural polysaccharide biopolymer, as a sustainable solution for enhancing the strength of problematic soils commonly used in roadway construction. Conducted by Muralidaran Vishweshw

As the world shifts towards renewable energy, the wind power sector is experiencing unprecedented growth, particularly in China, where installed wind power capacity has surpassed 170,000 turbines by the end of 2022, accumulating over 3.65 million ton

As the demand for mineral resources escalates, particularly in China, the mining industry is undergoing a significant transformation. With shallow mineral deposits nearing depletion, the focus is shifting towards deep rock mining. This evolution is n

In a world grappling with escalating energy demands, innovative solutions are paramount, especially in the construction sector where energy efficiency can significantly impact operational costs and sustainability. Recent research led by Ya-qiong Li f

In an innovative leap for sustainable construction, researchers have unveiled a study that transforms ceramic waste into a viable alternative for fine aggregates in paver block production. The research, led by G. Uday Kiran from the Department of Civ

The construction industry is on the brink of a significant transformation, thanks to groundbreaking research led by Ime Emmanuel James from the University of Nigeria. His recent study, published in ‘Discover Civil