Building Methods

Recent research published in ‘Materials Research Express’ sheds light on the anisotropic mechanical properties of spruce wood, a material widely used in the construction sector. The study, led by Zexiong Zhang from the Department of Modern Mechanics

In an innovative leap for food processing technology, a recent study has unveiled a simple yet effective solar greenhouse dryer paired with a Peltier thermoelectric cooling module. This research, led by A. GokulRaj from the Department of Electrical a

In an exciting advancement for the construction sector, researchers at the University of Tehran have unveiled a groundbreaking method for 3D printing elastomers that boasts exceptional stretchability and mechanical integrity. Led by Abbas Bayati from

In a significant advancement for materials science, researchers have successfully synthesized the rhombohedral β phase of indium selenide (In2Se3) through mechanical alloying, a method that could have far-reaching implications for the construction se

In a groundbreaking study published in ‘Materials Research Express,’ researchers have unveiled a novel approach to enhancing the geotechnical properties of clay soils through bi-stabilization using sugarcane molasses and coconut fiber. This innovativ

Recent advancements in gas sensing technology have taken a significant leap forward with the development of a novel sensor that combines gold nanoparticles with MXene, a two-dimensional material known for its exceptional properties. This research, sp

Recent research has unveiled significant advancements in the field of epoxy composites, particularly those reinforced with activated carbon derived from agro-waste materials like palm kernels and coconut shells. Conducted by Leonard Maduabuchi Akuwue

In an era where sustainability is paramount, a groundbreaking study led by Bekir Cihad Bal from Kahramanmaraş Sütçü İmam University is shedding light on the potential of recycled materials in construction. The research, published in ‘Tribology and Ma

Innovations in lubrication technology are set to make waves in the construction sector, thanks to recent research led by Nikita Semenov from the National University of Oil and Gas “Gubkin University” in Moscow, Russia. His study, published in ‘Tribol

A recent study has unveiled significant insights into the churning power loss of worm gears, a crucial component in various machinery used across the construction sector. Conducted by Hardik G. Chothani from the Government Engineering College Bhavnag