One of those strategies is to create a concrete that “self-heals,” and in a new study, scientists used synthetic lichen to patch cracks autonomously (meaning that outside nutrients don’t need to be ...

Satellite images have revealed new signs of damage to access routes and tunnels at Iran's underground Fordo enrichment ...

Improved method to determine Young’s modulus for concrete cylinder using electromechanical spectrum: principle and validation. Journal of Aerospace Engineering. DOI: 10.1061/(ASCE)AS.1943-5525.0001196 ...

New products are introduced to the concrete contractor all the time. Whether these are announced as an updated solution, a brand new tool, or new equipment to be used on a jobsite, these products ...

Tissue engineering, an interdisciplinary field integrating life science, material science, engineering technology, and clinical medicine, offers new possibilities. The researchers first focused on ...

New Zealand has what is known as a "free association" relationship with the Cook Islands, and helps the latter with defence ...

New CRISPR technology could help repair damaged neurons. Stanford University. Journal Nature DOI 10.1038/s41586-025-09041-8. Keywords /Life sciences/Genetics/Molecular genetics/Genetic material ...

Seawater and CO2 may unlock a game-changing new concrete technology. By Joshua Hawkins. ... Concrete is the world’s most widely used synthetic material, but it’s also one of the most polluting.

The production of concrete, as well as the key ingredient—cement—is one of the leading generators of CO 2 emissions on Earth, contributing to at least 8 percent of the world’s global budget ...

Embedded directly into fresh concrete, the Purdue invention uses sensor technology to provide engineers with relatively precise and consistent real-time data on concrete’s strength, which may be ...

Concrete is one of the biggest greenhouse gas emitters in the world, so scientists are developing new strategies to mitigate its climate impact. One of those strategies is to create a concrete that ...