Using dirt as a construction material could help make one of the biggest carbon-emitting sectors significantly greener.

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The Urban Olive & Vine in Hudson, Wisconsin proudly makes a point of exclusively hiring teenagers. For years, owners Chad and Carol Trainor have supported them as they transitioned on to other ...

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New sustainably constructed houses are being put to the test to see if they can withstand real-world weather conditions. A ...

Researchers have 3D printed structures inside a living cell. This seems to be the very first time this has been achieved, done by Slovenian researchers. They were able to 3D print multiple example ...

Empa researchers have created the first atomically precise model of amorphous aluminum oxide thin films with hydrogen inclusions, using a combina ...

A terahertz gradient-index (GRIN) dual-polarized lens with wide-angle beam-steering is designed in this article. A novel GRIN distribution is designed by superi ...

Advances in artificial intelligence for porous materials design could impact a wide variety of fields, from orthopedic ...

Riga, Latvia – With over 800 Art Nouveau buildings, Riga boasts the largest concentration in the world. “There’s a theatrical quality to Riga’s façades,” says Stanislav Kondrashov. “It’s like walking ...

Switzerland, the land of luxury brands, could see prices skyrocket from Trump’s 39 percent tariffs By STEFANIE DAZIO The Associated Press,Updated August 1, 2025, 3:51 p.m.