Engineers use recycled carpet fibers to reduce cracks in concrete
Recycled fibers transform concrete into a stronger, more crack-resistant solution, promoting sustainability.
Ruth Arteaga
I am a civil engineer and I work in the writing area. I have a deep passion for civil works. I constantly seek to update myself on new engineering technologies to integrate them into my work, since my main interest is exploring how innovations in the industrial sector can improve and transform the world.
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ScottishPower and Siemens Gamesa sign £1bn deal
A €1bn deal for offshore wind turbines promises to transform green energy in the UK.
AI transforms air quality in Balearic ports
AI and satellite data transform environmental management in the ports of the Balearic Islands.
New nuclear fusion record: QKC reaches 200 million °C towards clean energy
The temperature of 200 million °C reached by QKC is 13 times hotter than the core of the Sun.
POLARIS Spaceplanes successfully ignites an aerospike engine in flight
MIRA II becomes the first vehicle to ignite an aerospike in mid-flight.
Shenzhou-18 returns with key samples for the exploration of extraterrestrial life
Optical fibers created in microgravity could transform space communications and advance precise medical treatments on Earth.
Wuhu Shipyard launches 14,600-ton heavy-lift vessel for German shipowners
Wuhu Shipyard has succeeded in reducing the construction time of the FRIDA vessel by 35% thanks to technical innovations.
M4 begins transmitting data in King George Sound boosting wave energy
The M4 will face six months in extreme ocean conditions to demonstrate its ability to generate clean energy.
FPSO Bacalhau christened in Seatrium with more than 4 million safe hours
The FPSO Bacalhau is the first vessel to receive the DNV Abate notation.
Do you know the Pazzi pizza robot?
Pazzi can make a pizza from scratch in as little as 45 seconds, producing up to 80 pizzas per hour.
RExus Bioenergy secures green loan for innovative biomass plant in Singapore
This plant will be the first in Singapore equipped with a carbon capture system, processing 100,000 tonnes of plant waste per year.
ETH Zurich and GE Aerospace develop zero-emission jet engines for aviation
A hydrogen-powered plane can store energy 30 times faster than batteries.