Building Methods

In a groundbreaking study that could reshape the energy sector’s approach to material science, researchers have uncovered new insights into the fatigue properties of additively manufactured Hastelloy X, a high-performance nickel-based superalloy. The

In the quest to optimize materials for extreme conditions, a team of researchers led by Soojin Lee from Pusan National University in South Korea has uncovered critical insights into the behavior of mordenite, a type of zeolite, under high-pressure co

In the ever-evolving world of electrochemical sensing, a new review published in *ECS Sensors Plus* (translated to *Electrochemical Sensors Plus*) is shedding light on the historical journey of electrodes and their pivotal role in shaping the future

In a groundbreaking development that could reshape the future of sustainable construction and energy materials, researchers have created tough, eco-friendly bio-composites using minimally processed agricultural products. The study, led by Honoka Mats

In the quest for more efficient and high-capacity rechargeable batteries, scientists are turning to a promising yet complex avenue: oxygen-redox cathode materials. A recent study published in the journal *Science, Technology and Advanced Materials: M

In the heart of Michigan, researchers have uncovered a novel mechanism behind a phenomenon that could revolutionize the energy sector. Dr. Valeri Petkov, a professor at Central Michigan University, and his team have published their findings in the jo

In the heart of India’s coastal plains, a silent struggle is taking place beneath the sugarcane fields of Odisha. The culprit? Sulphur deficiency in the soil, a stealthy adversary that’s been chipping away at sugarcane yields and, by extension, the s

In the realm of industrial automation and quality control, optical measurement techniques have long been the gold standard, offering swift and non-invasive inspections. However, these methods often come with a hefty price tag, both in terms of equipm

In the quest to optimize thermal comfort in buildings, a recent study published in the journal *Energy and Built Environment* (translated from Chinese as *Energy and Built Environment*) has shed new light on the nuances of clothing insulation and its

In the quest for sustainable buildings, a new study is challenging conventional wisdom about what truly matters to occupants. Rosa Francesca De Masi, a researcher from the University of Sannio in Italy, has introduced a multi-domain approach to evalu