Innovation

In a significant advancement for the construction and energy sectors, researchers have unveiled a promising solution to enhance the durability of wind turbine blades used in coal-fired thermal power plants. A study led by Wang Xudong and colleagues a

In a significant breakthrough for the construction sector, researchers from the School of Mechanical Engineering at Anhui University of Technology have developed a superhydrophobic coating that dramatically enhances the corrosion resistance of AZ31 m

In a significant advancement for the aviation repair industry, researchers from Lingyun Technology Group Co., Ltd. and the Wuhan Institute of Technology have developed a novel foam adhesive remover designed specifically for aircraft applications. Thi

In a significant advancement for the construction sector, a new study has delved into the mechanical properties and cracking behavior of rebar-reinforced ultra-high performance concrete (R-UHPC). This research, led by Xianzhi Luo from the School of C

Recent advancements in thermoelectric materials have the potential to revolutionize energy efficiency in construction, particularly through the innovative work of researchers at the Harbin Institute of Technology. Led by Hui Pan from the State Key La

Recent advancements in the growth of two-dimensional (2D) materials are paving the way for significant innovations in semiconductor technology, with potential ripple effects across various sectors, including construction. A groundbreaking study publi

Recent advancements in smart window technology are set to revolutionize energy efficiency in buildings, a sector responsible for consuming up to 40% of societal energy. Researchers from Zhengzhou University, led by Jin Li, have unveiled a groundbreak

In a groundbreaking study, researchers have unveiled a novel approach to creating flexible ferroelectric capacitors using barium titanate (BaTiO3), a material celebrated for its environmentally friendly properties and stability. This innovation, led

Recent advancements in piezoelectric technology have the potential to transform the construction industry, particularly through the development of more efficient and compact multilayer actuators (MLAs). A groundbreaking study published in the *Journa

Researchers at Kunming University of Science and Technology have made a significant breakthrough in the field of thermoelectric materials, which could have profound implications for the construction industry. The team, led by Xing Yang, has developed