Sinking Giant Concrete Orbs to the Bottom of the Ocean Could Store Massive Amounts of Renewable Energy
These underwater batteries could potentially store hundreds of thousands of gigawatt-hours.
These underwater batteries could potentially store hundreds of thousands of gigawatt-hours.
Whether you think of it as a weed or a bit of nature in the city, a dandelion has impressive ...
New method captures CO2 while enhancing concrete strength.
Cement and clay bricks could be replaced with olivine-based alternatives.
Scientists embed conductive fibers into cement-based mixtures to transform buildings into large-scale batteries.
Rebuilding Ukraine won't be easy. But recycled concrete can offer some help.
Thousands of years worth of chemical interaction between a particular type of volcanic ash and water have made the Roman ...
The enzyme-based mixture could extend the life of concrete fourfold.
This bendable concrete has a number of appealing properties, chief among them the lower carbon footprint.
Concrete in some Roman piers is not only still viable today but stronger than it ever was. Its secret sauce? ...
It could even be used for buildings in the Artic
Scientists have turned pollution into a mineral that can be embedded into concrete.
Researchers have shown that cement can work in space. Next-up: concrete.
A creative solution could ease concrete's strain on the environment.
Sculpture or noise box?
An innovative type of concrete has the potential to save lives and millions off of taxpayers' money.
Concrete practically surrounds us, but how many of us really know what it is?
When there's rain, let alone a storm, city streets form puddles and in some extreme cases get flooded. That's because ...
Tomorrow's bridges, tunnels and other engineering structures might be built with a different type of "smart" concrete: Belgian researchers at ...
Houses of the future might be built with bacteria - at least partially. It may sound like science fiction, but ...
In a quest to make concrete not only more durable but also more sustainable, a group of geologists and engineers ...