Tools to address PFAS pollution are limited. Here's what researchers are learning about how these chemicals travel through ...

He brings a wealth of additional expertise to enhance our growing team.” As well as extensive commercial experience, Adam has a strong foundation and understanding of local issues, having worked ...

In soil remediation processes, the mediating role of microorganisms in soil nutrient cycling is critical. The decline in ...

By analyzing Ferralsols across three continents, the team discovered that termites and ants have been methodically engineering these soils for tens of thousands of years—transporting minerals from ...

Agriculture plays the major role in economics and survival of people in India. The purpose of this project is to provide embedded based system for soil monitoring and irrigation to reduce the manual ...

Tissue engineering is a set of methods that can replace or repair damaged or diseased tissues with natural, synthetic, or semisynthetic tissue mimics. These mimics can either be fully functional ...

At just 32 years old, Duan Yanyan has already worked in the agricultural industry for a decade. With a background in hardware development, he could have pursued a stable career in Beijing. But ...

Mumbai: In a decisive move towards pothole-free roads, the BMC has assigned deputy engineers across its 227 wards to conduct daily inspection of their respective area to proactively identify and ...

Soil Architects: Earthworms and Nematodes Earthworm in soil. Image via Depositphotos Beneath our feet, an army of soil engineers transforms the earth into a living, breathing ecosystem. Earthworms, ...

Meet Dr. Madhavi Latha, a civil engineer who dedicated 17 years of her life to the Chenab Bridge project. She, along with her team, finally designed the World's Highest Railway Bridge after many ...

According to the Soil Atlas, over 40 per cent of East Africa’s soils are degraded, with Kenya losing 26 tonnes of soil per hectare annually due to erosion. Additionally, 40 percent of Kenya’s ...