How simple mud could cut building costs and carbon emissions

Construction costs are rising, but researchers at MIT have found a way to make building with concrete cheaper and more environmentally friendly—by using mud. They’ve developed a method called EarthWorks, which turns soil, including dirt from construction sites, into molds for concrete structures. This innovative approach uses 3D printing to replace the traditional and expensive […]

Tiny chip can sort and count nanoplastics for better pollution monitoring

wn.com - 08/Sep 19:49

A first-of-its-kind method that's cheap, portable and powerful in detecting harmful nanoplastics particles has been developed by an international...

Tiny chip can sort and count nanoplastics for better pollution monitoring

wn.com - 08/Sep 19:49

A first-of-its-kind method that's cheap, portable and powerful in detecting harmful nanoplastics particles has been developed by an international...

Boral claims carbon capture milestone in recycled aggregate trial

aumanufacturing.com.au - 15/Sep 03:40

Building products company Boral has claimed an Australian first, producing concrete incorporating recycled aggregates that were “recarbonated”...

Researchers’ “breakthrough catalyst” could deliver much more useful zinc air batteries: Monash University

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Researchers have developed a new catalyst that Monash University says could bring zinc-air batteries “closer to real-world, grid-scale and transport...

La Romaine families appeal for help – Fix Short Street

newsday.co.tt - 15/Sep 05:58

Residents of Short Street off Pond Street, La Romaine are pleading with authorities to repair their road which is now a dirt track. They said when...

RMIT team invents cardboard and soil-based building material

aumanufacturing.com.au - 20:33

An RMIT University team has developed a new building material made of just cardboard, water and soil, which they say is reusable and recyclable and...

GST Cut On Building Materials: How Homebuyers Can Save Big This Festive Season

wn.com - 07/Sep 12:30

GST on cement, bricks, tiles, and stone fittings is cut, making home construction cheaper. ......

GST Cut On Building Materials: How Homebuyers Can Save Big This Festive Season

wn.com - 07/Sep 12:30

GST on cement, bricks, tiles, and stone fittings is cut, making home construction cheaper. ......

Global 3D Printing Medical Devices Market anticipated to expand at 17% CAGR due to R&D efforts 2030

wn.com - 19/Sep 09:38

The 3D printing medical devices market is expected to grow at a CAGR of ~17% during the forecast period. The market is primarily driven by high demand...

Global 3D Printing Medical Devices Market anticipated to expand at 17% CAGR due to R&D efforts 2030

wn.com - 19/Sep 09:38

The 3D printing medical devices market is expected to grow at a CAGR of ~17% during the forecast period. The market is primarily driven by high demand...

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