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Sustainable Places: Driving a Greener Built Environment
Sustainable Places 2024 highlights: Driving a Greener Built Environment
SNUG participated in the 12th edition of the Sustainable Places Conference, which took place from September 23 to 25 in Luxembourg....
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Why use natural waste as materials in the industrialized construction?
Why use natural waste as materials in the industrialized construction?
Juan Carlos Guerrero, Materials Technician at AIDIMME, draws attention to the urgent need to move away from unsustainable building practices, highlighting the role...
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Translating science and innovation for a wider audience
Translating science and innovation for a wider audience
Diana Guardado, Innovation Project Manager at F6S Innovation, breaks down the fundamentals of science communication and illustrates how important it is in ensuring...
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