MIT aims to make house construction more sustainable by using discarded plastics to print structural components.

An opinion piece authored by Dr Mohamed Shaheen, Lecturer in Structural Engineering, from the School of Architecture, Building and Civil Engineering, for The Conversation platform.

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Singapore unveils its first 3D printed childcare centre, showcasing on-site concrete printing for structural elements and ...

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The city hired Allied Building Sciences to assess the project after contractor WB Brawley failed to complete construction ...

Over the past two decades, researchers have learned that DNA inside the cell nucleus naturally folds into a network of ...

High-performance prepreg tow enables efficient dry filament winding in pressure vessels like hydrogen storage cylinders, ...

Punjab Local Government Minister Sanjeev Arora on Wednesday said the state government has rolled out administrative, financial and structural reforms in ULBs to ensure time-bound decision-making, ...

Growing demand, complex geology and shifting global supply chains are pushing rare earth miners to rethink their front-end ...

Older houses often charm you into thinking they are indestructible, yet they tend to reveal their weaknesses quickly when ...

Last week’s feature dealt with the following themes: law reforms in such key sectors as land, energy, digital economy, anti-corruption and its attendant challenges, particular institutional weakness, ...