Sustainable Low-Carbon Materials for Future Concrete Infrastructure
With more industry and government organisations seeking to use low-carbon or recycled materials for transport infrastructure, there is an urgent need to update current industry specifications and standards. This event showcased a project working towards just that. On Tues, March 17, 2026, Chair Arun Arunothayan had a chat with Rebecca Gravina (University of Queensland) and Wayne Roberts (Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads) about their research collaboration. They discussed how their project is exploring concrete mixes for non-structural applications that include industrial byproducts such as slag, fly ash, furnace bottom ash and quarry dust alongside other recycled waste materials such as plastic and glass. The free online session includes a series of brief presentations followed by a Q&A.

C&D Waste and Recycled Glass in Sealed and Unsealed Roads

Crack Detection in Concrete Pipes Using Deep Learning Assisted Computer Vision

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BELIS Webinar | Image processing: Pixels to phenotypes to advance legume breeding

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Magnificent Three: Cities that Shaped History

NAVFAC DM 7.2 Updates: Foundations and Earth Structures

Turning a $150 AC Into a Super-Efficient Geothermal Unit!

Applications of Calcined Clay in Lower Carbon Concrete

LVDC Data Center Summit 2026 05 Aachen - Hosted by CurrentOS

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COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE - SUSTAINABLE CONCRETE - LOW CARBON CONCRETE (20240319)

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Turning Human Waste into Renewable Energy?

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The Ridiculous Engineering of Jet Engines

Revealing The SPECIAL TECHNIQUE Of A Pakistani Man To EXTRACT GOLD From Used Motherboard Waste

