Discover the Top Nutrient-Rich Foods that Can Assist in Your Weight Loss Journey
While losing weight seems difficult, making simple changes to your diet by including the right foods can effectively aid in weight loss. However, with a plethora of dieting information available, it is easy to become overwhelmed while selecting foods. Nutrient-dense foods not only keep you satiated for longer but also provide essential vitamins and minerals […]
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Three climate activists charged following Stonehenge paint protest
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$14 million boost for sustainable concrete research
The SmartCrete Cooperative Research Centre has committed $3.2 million in funding to six industry-led research projects aligned to its mission of transitioning concrete for a sustainable Australia.
The six projects, co-funded by industry, research and SmartCrete CRC, will explore novel approaches to sustainable design, use and management of concrete. Representing a total investment of $14 million (cash and in-kind) in research and development, the projects aim to advance Australia’s concrete capabilities to deliver the material and technology change needed to abate the sector and achieve net zero by 2050.
SmartCrete CRC CEO Clare Tubolets said that the six projects, which have emerged through SmartCrete CRC’s latest funding round, will focus on developing innovative materials, technologies and building techniques that will improve the long-term performance and sustainability of Australia’s concrete infrastructure.
“As we strive towards net zero, adopting sustainable solutions that minimise the environmental impact of concrete while securing the sector’s long-term viability is crucial.
“We invest in homegrown concrete innovations that have the potential to transform how we design, use and manage concrete infrastructure,” Tubolets said.
The six projects leverage technologies such as 3D printing and computer vision systems, addressing the efficiency, productivity and cost challenges of concrete construction and maintenance. They represent key steps towards a more efficient and sustainable concrete ecosystem.
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Sangmin Oh Illuminates Upcycled Industrial Fiber in Knitted Lighting Sculptures
The designer reimagines heat-resistant aramid fiber into elegant, nature-inspired fixtures.
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