Building Methods

In the heart of South Africa’s power sector, a significant shift is underway, driven by the urgent need for sustainable energy delivery (SED). A recent study, led by Emmanuel Ayorinde of the University of Johannesburg and published in the *Journal of

In the cutthroat world of construction, staying ahead of the curve isn’t just about swinging the biggest hammer or pouring the most concrete. It’s about understanding the market, anticipating trends, and making informed decisions. This is where marke

In the bustling heart of Nigeria’s real estate sector, a pressing challenge looms large: the accessibility and affordability of housing finance. A recent study published in the ‘Journal of Construction Project Management and Innovation’ (translated a

In the competitive landscape of modern business, effective project management can mean the difference between success and failure. A recent study published in the *Journal of Construction Project Management and Innovation* (translated from German as

In the world of materials science, understanding the curing process of epoxy resins is crucial, particularly for industries like construction, aerospace, and energy, where these materials play a pivotal role. A recent study published in *Materials Re

In a significant stride towards enhancing the performance of aluminum alloys, researchers have successfully modified the surface of AA6061-T6 using friction stir processing (FSP), a technique that holds promise for the energy sector. The study, led b

In the quest to enhance the strength and reliability of critical components in the energy sector, researchers have turned their attention to a process known as Transient Liquid Phase (TLP) bonding. This method, which joins materials by creating a tem

In a significant stride towards enhancing the reliability of dissimilar metal joints, researchers have successfully tackled the longstanding issue of brittleness in titanium-copper brazed joints. The breakthrough, led by F.L. Wang from Chongqing Indu

In the quest to optimize materials for energy storage and electronic applications, researchers have long been fascinated by barium titanate (BaTiO3), a ceramic material known for its high dielectric constant. A recent study published in the Archives

In the heart of Malaysia, researchers are exploring innovative ways to enhance the safety and shelf life of traditional foods, with potential ripple effects for the energy sector. A recent study led by M.U.H. Suzihaque from Universiti Teknologi MARA’