In the hope of finding a cost-efficient, earthquake-proof housing structure in the earthquake-prone Yunnan province, a research team from Chinese University discovered that clay debris from homes that collapsed in previous earthquakes could be used to rebuild houses.

Sun Chemical recently released its “2016 Corporate Sustainability Report,” which focuses on how the company’s research and development efforts have led to new products and services that help customers improve their eco-efficiency goals.

A novel composite material has been developed by scientists at Swansea University.

Currently, the researchers are working on a way to test the predictability of protective ceramic thermal barrier coatings used in jet engine turbine blades to better determine an estimated expected lifespan of the turbine blades.

Sacmi Heavy Clay recently completed the sale of two combustion systems to Tunisia-based Briqueterie El Mostakbel (BMT).

Kyocera Corp. recently announced the launch of what is reportedly industry’s first 3-kW solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) cogeneration system for institutional applications.

Several competing demands had to be addressed when designing BioSteel Centre, a world-class training facility for the NBA’s Toronto Raptors.

Derek Greenfield, co-founder and CEO of iMicrobe, wants to take greenhouse gases and turn them into chemicals that manufacturers could use as base materials in their production processes.

Ardagh Group, Glass–North America was recently awarded three ENERGY STAR plant certifications for superior energy performance from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).

Showing significant potential, the global market for supercapacitors is projected to reach $2.44 billion by 2020.