Innovation

The recent energy crisis in Switzerland during the winter of 2022-23 has ignited a critical conversation about energy sufficiency and justice, as highlighted in a new study published in ‘Buildings & Cities’. Conducted by Alice Guilbert from the Envir

In a groundbreaking study published in ‘Buildings & Cities’, Rebecca Cole from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine highlights an urgent issue that intertwines public health and construction: the unequal exposure to indoor heat and air

In a recent study published in ‘Buildings & Cities,’ Finnish researchers have unveiled significant insights into the impact of glazed balconies on residents’ wellbeing and the overall functionality of housing. Conducted by Léna Jegard from the Depart

A recent study spearheaded by Line Kryger Aagaard from the Department of the Built Environment at Aalborg University, Copenhagen, delves into the concept of sufficiency within Denmark’s systems of provision. This research, published in the journal ‘B

A recent study published in the journal ‘Journal of the Korean Society of Environmental Engineering’ has shed light on the environmental impacts of construction materials, particularly focusing on wood and concrete. As the construction sector grapple

In a groundbreaking study published in ‘Studies in Engineering Education’, Le Shorn Benjamin from the University of Houston delves into the intertwining of engineering education and commercial enterprise through the lens of Black male students. This

Recent advancements in soil research are reshaping our understanding of the ground beneath our feet, a domain once deemed as complex as the cosmos. In a thought-provoking article published in ‘Frontiers in Soil Science’, Carlos Garbisu from the Basqu

In a groundbreaking study published in ‘Bioactive Materials’, researchers have unveiled a novel polymeric immunogel that shows promise in preventing tumor recurrence and metastasis after surgical interventions. This innovative approach, spearheaded b

Recent research led by Roz-Ud-Din Nassar from the Department of Civil and Infrastructure Engineering at the American University of Ras Al Khaimah has unveiled innovative strategies to bolster concrete’s resistance to microbial-induced corrosion, a si

A groundbreaking study published in ‘Results in Materials’ sheds light on the mechanical strength of graphitic materials critical for beam-intercepting devices in particle accelerators. Conducted by a team led by C. Accettura from CERN, this research