STUDENT SPOTLIGHT: Each month, or every other month, a student will provide a 1-page illustrated abstract of the research they are currently conducting. This is a wonderful opportunity for the student, for our International
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A new study by researchers Avinash Kumar Jha and ISCP Board Member Sushobhan Sen offers enhanced methods for estimating temperature distributions in Jointed Plain Concrete Pavements (JPCPs) across India and
New Study Refines Temperature Modeling for Concrete Pavement Design in South Asia Read More »
The MIT Concrete Sustainability Hub (CSHub) is pioneering a shift in how infrastructure professionals assess pavement sustainability, aiming to make life-cycle assessments (LCAs) more accessible, efficient, and impactful writes Andrew
Smarter Decisions with Less Data: MIT’s New Approach to Sustainable Pavement Design Read More »
STUDENT SPOTLIGHT: Each month, or every other month, a student will provide a 1-page illustrated abstract of the research they are currently conducting. This is a wonderful opportunity for the student, for our International
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ISCP’s Open Journal System (OJS) provides a platform to host research articles in an online repository to benefit the concrete pavements community. OJS Highlights is a series by ISCP to
OJS Highlights: April 2025 Read More »
Thin concrete pavements, constructed over an existing base layer, present an economical choice for low- and moderate-volume roads. However, these thinner pavements are more susceptible to distress from traffic loads
Enhancing Thin Concrete Pavements with Synthetic Fibers Read More »
Concrete remains a cornerstone of modern infrastructure, but its environmental impact, particularly from Portland cement production, poses a challenge for sustainable construction. As industrial sites like ports and distribution centers
Concrete Pavements: A Sustainable Choice for Industrial Sites Read More »
The inaugural California Concrete Pavement Conference is set to take place on April 16-17, 2025, at the University of California at Davis, bringing together industry leaders, researchers, and policymakers to
California Concrete Pavement Conference: Advancing Sustainable Infrastructure Read More »
The Next Generation Concrete Surface (NGCS) is redefining sustainable pavement technology by improving fuel efficiency and reducing noise pollution, writes the International Grooving & Grinding Association (IGGA). Researchers at the
Next Generation Concrete Surface: A Sustainable Pavement Innovation Read More »
STUDENT SPOTLIGHT: Each month, or every other month, a student will provide a 1-page illustrated abstract of the research they are currently conducting. This is a wonderful opportunity for the student, for our International
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STUDENT SPOTLIGHT: Each month, or every other month, a student will provide a 1-page illustrated abstract of the research they are currently conducting. This is a wonderful opportunity for the student, for our International
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The International Society for Concrete Pavements (ISCP) is pleased to announce that proceedings from the 1st through 11th International Conferences on Concrete Pavements are now available on our Open Journal
ISCP Enhances Research Accessibility with its Open Journal System (OJS) Read More »
Jointed Plain Concrete Pavements (JPCPs) are a cornerstone of industrial facilities, providing durability under heavy loads like forklifts. However, ensuring these pavements perform efficiently over time has been a persistent
Advanced modeling of industrial pavements Read More »
Increasing the solar reflectance—or albedo—of the built environment is emerging as a powerful strategy to combat climate change and urban heat, as reported in the white paper recently published by
High-Albedo Concrete Pavements: A Path to Cooler Cities and a Healthier Planet Read More »
The push for sustainable infrastructure continues to gain momentum, with low-carbon concrete playing a key role in reducing environmental impacts, writes Laura O’Neill Kaumo for Roads & Bridges. Launched in
Low-Carbon Concrete Efforts Drive Sustainable Infrastructure Forward Read More »
Concrete paving is undergoing a technological revolution, with innovations ranging from Internet-of-Things (IoT) sensors to artificial intelligence (AI) reshaping the way pavements are designed, built, and maintained, writes Kristin Dispenza
Revolutionizing Concrete Paving: IoT and AI Transform the Industry Read More »
STUDENT SPOTLIGHT: Each month, or every other month, a student will provide a 1-page illustrated abstract of the research they are currently conducting. This is a wonderful opportunity for the student, for our International
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Tarmac has successfully trialed new formulations of noise-reducing concrete on a 1.5 km stretch of the eastbound A30 near Penzance, Cornwall reports The Construction Index. Conducted in collaboration with National
Whisper Concrete Returns in the UK: Trials Show Promising Noise Reduction Read More »
The persistent challenge of repairing wheel ruts on concrete pavements, particularly in regions prone to heavy snowfall and tire chain usage, has led to innovative solutions in the construction industry,
Revolutionizing Rut Repair with Calcium Sulfoaluminate Cement Read More »
Michigan State University (MSU) engineers have unveiled an innovative concrete material that could transform infrastructure while addressing environmental concerns, writes Emilie Lorditch for MSU News. The newly developed concrete is
MSU Engineers Develop Bendable, Self-Healing, and Self-Heating Concrete Read More »
