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Brazil and “Styrofoam” Reuse
Expanded polystyrene is often not recycled for many reasons. However, despite difficulties, EPS can and should be recycled. Discover how Brazilian Universities are recycling EPS waste for use in different applications
by Sheila Vieira, PhD
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Eco-friendly Construction Materials
Here is a list and description of some of the eco-friendly construction materials with application in civil engineering.
by Sheila Vieira, PhD
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Properties of Plant Fiber Composites
Brazilian researchers are looking for sustainable alternatives for construction materials. Here you will find some of the properties of plant fiber composites with potential for use in the civil construction.
by Sheila Vieira, PhD
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How Brazil Is Embracing Sustainability in Civil Engineering
Over the past decades, there has been an increase in frequency and intensity of natural disasters. It feels like we are in a race against time to revert a damage we have caused. Researchers from different countries are engaging to find sustainable solutions to several issues so future generations will also be able to enjoy our planet. Discover how Brazil is involved in this race.
by Sheila Vieira, PhD
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Editing Tip: Formatting Compound SI Units
This article discusses different ways to format SI units in a manuscript.
by Jennifer Kirchhoff, PhD
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How to Use SI Units in Technical Writing
Definitions of SI units and examples of how to properly use them in scientific and technical writing.
by Jennifer Kirchhoff, PhD
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Prefixes with SI Units
Defining the various prefixes and abbreviations for SI units, including the ones you don't need to use that much.
by Jennifer Kirchhoff, PhD
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