Innovation

In a groundbreaking study published in the ‘Magazine of Civil Engineering,’ Ahmed Anees Ahmed from the University of Anbar has explored a promising avenue for enhancing lightweight concrete through the use of recycled aggregates. This research could

The recent commercialization of sodium-ion batteries (SIBs) in 2023 marks a significant milestone in the energy storage arena, and a new study sheds light on the potential for recycling these batteries, which could have profound implications for vari

Recent research led by Sunil Ghimire from the Ames National Laboratory and Iowa State University has made significant strides in understanding the properties of niobium, a material that plays a crucial role in superconducting technologies. Published

In a groundbreaking study published in ‘Mechanics and Advanced Technologies,’ Andrii Horbenko from the Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute has shed light on the efficiency and potential of arc methods in 3D printi

In an era where energy efficiency and sustainability are becoming paramount in the construction industry, a new study led by Amy Rankka from the Division of Fluid and Mechatronic Systems at Linköping University, Sweden, is paving the way for advancem

In an era where climate change is escalating the frequency and severity of flooding events, a groundbreaking study led by Hyun-Jung Woo from the Convergence Institute of Construction, Environmental and Energy Engineering at Kyungpook National Univers

In a groundbreaking study published in the Journal of Engineering Studies and Research, Lucian Paunescu has unveiled an innovative method for producing foam glass gravel (FGG) using glass waste and silicon carbide, employing a 10 kW microwave oven. T

Recent advancements in the stretch forming process, particularly through the innovative use of heated dies, are poised to revolutionize the construction sector, especially in the aerospace industry. This cutting-edge research, led by Cosmin Constanti

A groundbreaking study has emerged from the ‘Journal of Engineering Studies and Research’, revealing the potential for waste plastics, specifically polypropylene, to revolutionize the construction of bituminous concrete for pavements. This innovative