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We Finally Know Why Ancient Roman Concrete Stood The Test of Time
The ancient Romans were masters of building and engineering, perhaps most famously represented by the aqueducts. Those ...
Recent global technology disruptions have exposed a fragility in our digital ecosystem that demands urgent attention. They ...
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Researcher accidentally discovers material that's stronger and cheaper than concrete — and its potential is dizzying
A material that got its start in the Arizona desert is showing up in science journals with astounding reports that it could transform our buildings and infrastructure. That's because Ferrock has ...
Moving, storing, and managing electric power is a major logistical challenge, but a new concrete-based battery could help mitigate those issues.
For 25 years, Ecocem has been developing, manufacturing, and supplying low-carbon cement and construction solutions to markets in Europe. It operates from plants in France (2), the Netherlands, and ...
No matter what community you go to, there’s a likelihood that affordable housing is a hot topic. A real estate investment ...
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Construction company develops game-changing material that could transform future buildings: 'Will play an important role'
An Australian construction firm has completed testing on concrete that captures air pollution and stores it for good.
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