Innovation

In the quest to harness the power of offshore wind, engineers face a formidable challenge: the unpredictable nature of seabed soils. A recent study led by Hong Xia of the Zhejiang College of Construction, published in *Advances in Civil Engineering*

In the heart of every major infrastructure project lies a hidden challenge: dust. For tunnel construction, this isn’t just a nuisance; it’s a significant environmental and occupational health hazard. Traditional ventilation systems, while necessary,

In the realm of cardiovascular analysis and haemodynamics, a groundbreaking study has emerged, promising to reshape our understanding of pulse wave speed (c) and its implications for the energy sector. Published in the Al-Khawarizmi Engineering Journ

In the world of construction and energy infrastructure, understanding the behavior of materials under stress is crucial. A recent study published in the *Revista ALCONPAT* (translated to English as the Journal of Concrete and Structural Technology) s

In the latest issue of the Latin American Journal of Quality Control, Pathology, and Construction Recovery (Revista ALCONPAT), a collection of groundbreaking research from across the region is set to reshape the way we approach construction, structur

In a groundbreaking development for the construction industry, researchers have successfully created lighter, more thermally efficient ultra-high-performance concrete (UHPC) without compromising structural integrity. This innovation, led by Jorge Xil

In the heart of Mexico, a groundbreaking study is reshaping the way we think about structural rehabilitation, with significant implications for the energy sector. Carlos Alberto Torres Montes de Oca, a professor and researcher at the Instituto Polité

In the race against time during a residential fire, every second counts. A groundbreaking study published in the *Journal of the Latin American Association of Physical Sciences* (Revista ALCONPAT) by Cristiano Correa of the Federal University of Pern

In the bustling construction landscape of Nicaragua’s Pacific region, a critical question looms: how resilient are the concrete block structures that house countless residents? Eddisson Hernández, a researcher from the Faculty of Engineering and Arch

In the quest to enhance the efficiency and durability of construction materials, a significant breakthrough has emerged from the Universidad Autónoma de Yucatán. Luis Fernández-Baqueiro, a leading researcher, has spearheaded a study that delves into