Researchers have shown that lasers can be used successfully as a non-destructive technique for identifying materials used in historical buildings.
By Sarah Moore
10 Feb 2020
In an energy-intensive world where reducing energy demand is desirable, films and coatings could play a huge role.
By Kerry Taylor-Smith
7 Feb 2020
It is estimated that over 40% of all energy consumed in the United States is used by commercial, industrial, and residential buildings.
By Benedette Cuffari
14 Feb 2020
Stereolithographic (SLA) printing was developed in the mid-eighties and uses a targeted laser to activate layers in a bath of resin.
By Stephen Edgar
13 Feb 2020
Recent reports have highlighted that 3D printing in the construction market is experiencing rapid growth.
By Sarah Moore
12 Feb 2020
Raman spectroscopy has been used to analyze the chemistry of cement since the 1970s, but this was plagued by various issues.
By Brett Smith
11 Feb 2020
The construction industry is improving its safety in numerous ways by installing on-site cameras.
By Sarah Moore
10 Feb 2020
Graphene is the miracle material that is predicted to change the world or at least change the materials we currently use.
By Stephen Edgar
7 Feb 2020
Quantum computing offers any industry that relies on computing, a way to solve problems that are out of the realm of possibility for even today’s supercomputers, to work faster and optimize processes and improve on quality.
By Sarah Moore
20 Dec 2019
Modern manufacturing is seeing the advantages of incorporating additive manufacturing processes with their traditional manufacturing techniques to reap the benefits of both.
By Sarah Moore
20 Dec 2019