In a significant advancement for the renewable energy sector, researchers have unveiled a comprehensive model addressing the challenges of ash deposition and fouling in biomass boilers. This study, led by Tongyu Qiu from the College of Energy and Env
Breakthrough Model Enhances Biomass Boiler Efficiency for Sustainable Energy Read More »
In a significant advancement for coal utilization technology, researchers have introduced a novel purification-combustion method aimed at reducing pollution emissions from coal power stations. This innovative approach, developed by a team led by Shao
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The Brazilian Cerrado, a vibrant and diverse tropical savanna, is currently at a crossroads, with significant implications for industries ranging from agriculture to construction. A recent study led by T. F. Pinheiro from the National Institute for S
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In the ever-evolving landscape of coastal construction and environmental management, a groundbreaking study has emerged that promises to enhance water depth estimation in challenging turbid waters. Conducted by Siwen Fang from the School of Informati
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In an era marked by rapid technological advancements and shifting environmental priorities, the ISPRS Student Consortium (ISPRS SC) is emerging as a pivotal force in the geospatial sciences. This organization is not only bridging the gap between acad
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In a significant advancement for the construction and disaster management sectors, researchers have unveiled a new method for real-time monitoring of transient crustal deformation, leveraging data from the global navigation satellite system (GNSS). T
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In a significant stride towards sustainability in construction, researchers from Shenzhen University have unveiled promising findings regarding the use of municipal solid waste incineration bottom ash (MSWIBA) in engineered cementitious composites (E
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A groundbreaking study led by Jun Liu from the Guangdong Provincial Key Laboratory of Durability for Marine Civil Engineering at Shenzhen University has opened new avenues for sustainable construction materials by incorporating municipal solid waste
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In a significant advancement for the ecological restoration of mining sites, researchers have delved into the acid production potential of lead-zinc waste rocks and their behavior under simulated strong acid rain conditions. Conducted by Yaohua Cao f
Research Uncovers Promising Management Strategies for Mining Waste Rocks Read More »
Recent advancements in magnesium-air battery technology promise to revolutionize energy storage solutions, particularly for sectors like construction that demand efficient and sustainable power sources. A groundbreaking study led by Guanhua Lin from
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