Building Methods

In a world where wildfires and industrial fires are becoming increasingly frequent and devastating, understanding how other countries manage these crises is more crucial than ever. Olga S. Matorina, Chief of Sector, has delved into the heart of this

In the high-stakes world of firefighting and rescue operations, every piece of equipment can mean the difference between life and death. Among these tools, the jumping-sheet—a safety net designed to catch people falling from heights—has undergone sig

In the realm of building design and safety, a groundbreaking study has emerged that could significantly impact how we approach evacuation planning, particularly in elliptical corridor-type buildings. Valery G. Shamonin, a Candidate of Physical and Ma

In the quest to enhance fire prevention in residential and public buildings, a significant stride has been made by Anton A. Nazarov, Deputy Head of Department and Chief of Sector, whose recent research sheds light on the critical issue of electrical

In the bustling world of construction and energy sectors, where power tools and heavy machinery are the backbone of daily operations, a silent threat lurks—vibrations. These mechanical oscillations, though often overlooked, can have profound impacts

In the ever-evolving world of bridge construction, a novel approach to composite steel-concrete orthotropic decks is making waves, promising enhanced durability and efficiency. Ionuț Chindriș, a Ph.D. student and assistant professor at the Technical

In the dynamic world of construction and transport infrastructure management, understanding the balance—or imbalance—of a business can mean the difference between profit and loss. A recent study published in the Romanian Journal of Transport Infrastr

In the heart of Kosovo, researchers are unraveling the secrets of reinforced sand, and their findings could have significant implications for the energy sector. Ahmeti Hysen, a researcher at the Faculty of Civil Engineering and Infrastructure at the

In the realm of structural and mechanical engineering, understanding chaotic systems is akin to predicting the weather—it’s complex, often unpredictable, and has significant implications for safety and efficiency. A recent study published in *Studia

In the heart of Poland, beneath the bustling expressway S7 connecting Gdańsk and Elbląg, a pioneering geotechnical monitoring system is quietly revolutionizing soil improvement techniques. This innovative system, developed by Adam Jabłonowski of Mena