Tag: Research

Researchers have developed a new material that shows great promise as a means of removing copper — which is linked to disease and organ failure — from contaminated water sources.

Geographic information systems’ ability to effectively manage and analyze spatial data makes it an ideal means for cities to manage their infrastructure systems.

Josh Giegel, the chief technology officer of Virgin Hyperloop, chatted with Civil Engineering magazine about the technology and future implications of hyperloop travel.

A new paper uses a standardized tool to compare the safety climate in the Chinese, Australian, and Indonesian construction industries.

A water-based approach to designing windows promises impressive energy efficiencies in operations of buildings.

Blue-green infrastructure provides multiple benefits to humans and ecosystems, including health and biodiversity, but little data exists on economic benefit.

Authors of a new report in the Journal of Environmental Engineering, “SARS-CoV-2 in Detroit Wastewater,” share their first detection in regional wastewater in Detroit, and present methods used.

With limited availability of freshwater globally, materials engineers have explored using sea sand and seawater in concrete production.

National laboratory that specializes in high-energy particle physics focuses on vibration-dampening in its new purpose-built facility.

Electricity generation will undergo a massive change over the next five years as renewable energy sources overtake coal-fired power plants for energy production, report says.