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Finding a missing tectonic plate
Scientists from the University of Houston have managed to detect signs of a controversial tectonic plate knows as the Resurrection Plate. The existen Scientists from the University of Houston have ma...
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Rare mineral that improves the long-term performance of concrete
Scientists from Nagoya University have detected a rare mineral that improves the mechanical properties of concrete after years of construction. The mineral is known as aluminous tobermorite (A...
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Fossil fuel retirement more cost-efficient than previously thought
According to a new study, elaborating on fossil fuel infrastructure in the United States, the retirement of the correspondent power plants is not exp According to a new study, elaborating on fossil f...
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Machine learning technique to study metal alloys
A new study by MIT researchers focuses on a machine learning approach with the aim to produce metal alloys with enhanced properties. Metal alloys are mixtures of metals (or sometimes one meta...
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Different urbanization patterns in large cities worldwide
A new study reveals dissimilar urbanization patterns in large cities all over the world during the past 20 years. Urbanization is a phenomenon that refers to population transfer from rural to urban...
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Recycled aggregate concrete as an alternative to conventional concrete
A new research focuses on the potential of concrete made of recycled aggregates and compares its performance with traditional concrete. Concrete is the second most utilized material worldwide after...
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Modeling urban airflows to accommodate future infrastructure
In a recent study, scientists evaluated the airflows in urban environments to lay the foundations for better future infrastructure and air transportation systems. The flow of air is a subject studi...
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Study reveals evidence of massive floods in a Martian crater
According to a new study, a crater on Mars has experienced extensive floods around 4 billion years ago. Whether Mars was ever occupied with water and According to a new study, a crater on Mars has ex...
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NASA maps landslides in central America caused by hurricane Eta
NASA is currently mapping the landslides that were triggered during the passage of Hurricane Eta through Central America. Hurricane Eta struck in ear NASA is currently mapping the landslides that wer...
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New research on carbon storage potential of wooden buildings
A new study focuses on the potential carbon storage of buildings that are made out of wood. Nowadays, the construction and building industry are causing around 40% of the total carbon emissio...
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