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A new green alternative to Portland cement will be studied and developed in the Concrete Technology and Structures Laboratory at VIT Chennai.

Toggle navigation Dr David Stone works on a small domed building made with Ferrock, a material he has been developing as an alternative to Portland cement Collaborative venture between Iron Shell LLC of US and VIT Chennai ANI | Updated: Dec 24, 2020 13:44 IST New Delhi [India], December 24 (ANI/SRV Media): A new green alternative to Portland cement will be studied and developed in the Concrete Technology and Structures Laboratory at VIT Chennai. The i...

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NMCN Shares Fall On Warning Of Swing To Loss For 2020 Wed, 23rd Dec 2020 11:16 (Alliance News) - Shares fell in NMCN PLC on Wednesday as it confirmed that for 2020 it would report losses exceeding its original expectations. Shares in the Nottinghamshire-based engineering and construction firm were 12% lower at 250.00 pence on Wednesday in London. In mid-October, NMCN said that it expected to report a pretax loss between GBP13.5 million and GBP15.0 million for 2020, however it now anticipates a ...

Eleven architecture and interiors projects by UNSW Sydney students A theatre set in the post-pandemic world and a subterranean museum dedicated to mental health feature in this architecture and interiors-themed school show, curated by the UNSW Sydney. A total of 11 student projects feature in the showcase, which is the first of two digital exhibitions hosted by the Australian universitys Built Environment department on Dezeen. The featured projects in part one have all been completed by underg...

‘Momager’ for hire: An App State Mountaineer’s company serves young performers in LA Appalachian State University alumna JoCinda Benjamin ’94 lives in Los Angeles and is the owner and CEO of Momager On-Set LLC, a company that provides a variety of concierge services to families in show business. Photo by Brandon Tabiolo “I graduated from App State feeling like there wasn’t anything I couldn’t do. I felt prepared to deal with all types of people from different backgrounds.” JoCin...

December 21, 2020 72% of employers indicate that they find it difficult to fill roles due to shortage of talent with the required skill sets 99% of employers agree that there is greater need for employees in hybrid roles to meet their current business objectives 71% of employers intend to hire candidates with broader skill sets in the future SINGAPORE - Media OutReach - 21 December 2020 - In a COVID-19 economy where companies and individuals are compelled to adapt and evolve in a world of di...

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Mumbai’s suburban rail network lives up to the moniker of being the city’s “lifeline” by transporting over 7.5 million passengers daily. However, lack of suitable last mile connectivity in the network causes passengers to rely on unsustainable modes for their last mile commutes. This significantly affects the advantages of high patronage of public transport and contributes to severe congestion on roads. The railways’ wide geographical presence across the city and access to 45% of the ...