Innovation

In the heart of Bavaria, researchers are exploring a material that could revolutionize the construction industry and reshape the energy sector’s approach to sustainability. Jonas Krauss, from the Technical University of Munich’s Campus Straubing for

In the ever-evolving landscape of construction, a new study is shedding light on how modern methods are reshaping the industry’s approach to sustainability. Led by Ahsan Waqar from the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Universiti T

In the wake of COVID-19, the construction industry in developing economies faced unprecedented challenges, with supply chains buckling under the strain. A recent study published in *Cleaner Logistics and Supply Chain* (translated as “Cleaner Logistic

In the ever-evolving landscape of construction, managing supply chain risks has become a critical challenge, especially in the wake of disruptions like the COVID-19 pandemic. A recent study published in *Cleaner Logistics and Supply Chain* (translate

In the quest for sustainable construction materials, researchers have turned to an often-overlooked resource: fly ash, the by-product of coal combustion. A recent study published in ‘Cleaner Materials’ (translated to English as ‘Cleaner Building Mate

In the heart of Germany, a groundbreaking laboratory is redefining how we understand and control indoor environments. The Comfort Studies and Indoor Environment Laboratory, or CoSIE Lab, developed by Jun Jiang and his team at RWTH Aachen University,

In the quest to bolster the resilience of water transport infrastructure, a team of researchers led by Oleksandr Sapronov from the Department of Transport Technologies and Mechanical Engineering has made a significant stride. Their work, published in

In the quest to make data centers more sustainable, researchers have developed a novel approach to evaluate the energy efficiency and carbon reduction potential of integrated systems that combine cooling and waste heat recovery. This breakthrough cou

In the rapidly evolving world of data centers, where the demand for computing power is skyrocketing, so too is the challenge of keeping these facilities cool. A recent study published in *Zhileng xuebao* (translated as “Refrigeration Journal”) offers