Innovation

In a world grappling with the environmental toll of conventional construction materials, a groundbreaking study offers a promising alternative that could reshape the industry. John Yirijor, a researcher from the Department of Materials Science and En

In the realm of ultrafast laser technology, a breakthrough has emerged that could significantly impact industries ranging from telecommunications to advanced manufacturing and energy. Researchers, led by Jiahui Shao from the State Key Lab for Mesosco

In the relentless pursuit of sustainable energy solutions, researchers are making significant strides in solar cell technology, with a particular focus on perovskite-based solar cells (PSCs). A recent review published in *npj Materials Sustainability

In a groundbreaking development that could reshape the construction and energy sectors, researchers have drawn inspiration from nature to create a novel hydrogel-cement composite that significantly enhances the toughness and sustainability of buildin

In the quest for sustainable construction materials, plant-based fibers have emerged as a promising alternative to traditional steel and synthetic fibers in concrete composites. However, their vulnerability to high temperatures has been a significant

In the heart of India, researchers are turning a humble crop into a powerful tool for environmental remediation, with potential implications for the energy sector. Dipak S. Thorat, a scientist at SMBT College of Pharmacy, has led a team that has deve

In the realm of materials science and semiconductor technology, a significant breakthrough has been made by researchers at the Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering, particularly by lead author Basavaraj S. Sannakashappanavar. Their study, published

In the heart of Nigeria, researchers are turning a humble coconut shell into a powerful tool for cleaning up laboratory wastewaters, offering a promising solution for the energy sector’s growing environmental challenges. Abdulhalim Musa Abubakar, a c

In the quest to modernize aging water infrastructure and tackle the pressing challenges of population growth and climate change, a groundbreaking study has emerged, offering a glimpse into the future of water distribution networks (WDNs). Published i

In the heart of Bangkok, where the soft clay ground poses significant challenges for infrastructure development, a groundbreaking study led by Chana Phutthananon from the Construction Innovations and Future Infrastructures Research Center at King Mon