Building Methods

In the sweltering heat of Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel, a fascinating study has uncovered a compelling truth about pedestrian behavior that could reshape urban design and energy sector strategies. Michelle Levenson, a researcher from the Department of Envir

In the heart of England’s social housing sector, a complex web of challenges is hindering the progress of retrofitting efforts, according to new research published in the journal *Buildings & Cities* (which translates to *Cities and Buildings*). The

In the pursuit of sustainable urban living, Norway has been at the forefront of developing zero-emission neighbourhoods. However, a recent study published in the journal ‘Buildings & Cities’ (translated from Norwegian as ‘Bygg & Byer’) reveals that t

In the ever-evolving landscape of real estate, understanding the forces that shape our cities is crucial for investors, developers, and policymakers alike. A recent study published in the journal *Buildings & Cities* (translated from Finnish as “Buil

In a groundbreaking study published in the journal *Science, Technology and Advanced Materials* (translated from Japanese as *Kōgaku*, *Gijutsu to Zairyō*), researchers have uncovered a potential unified explanation for a long-debated phenomenon in s

In the world of cold-weather apparel, a seemingly simple stitch could be the key to unlocking significant energy savings and enhanced comfort. Researchers at the Institute for Textile Machinery and High Performance Materials Technology at TU Dresden,

In the rapidly evolving world of wearable technology, a breakthrough in conductive hydrogels (CHs) derived from natural biopolymers is poised to revolutionize motion detection sensors, with significant implications for the energy sector. This innovat

In the heart of Guangzhou, China, Professor Tung-Chai (Bill) Ling, a renowned figure at Jinan University’s School of Mechanics and Construction Engineering, is spearheading a groundbreaking initiative that could revolutionize the construction industr

In the quest to harness the unique properties of two-dimensional materials for advanced energy applications, a team of researchers led by Paolo Canepa from the University of Genoa’s OptMatLab has uncovered crucial insights into the behavior of tungst

In the quest for cleaner energy solutions, scientists are turning to water electrolysis as a promising method to produce hydrogen, a versatile energy carrier. However, the process faces significant hurdles, particularly in reaction kinetics, which sl