Publications

Meta Develops Open-Source AI to Accelerate Low-Carbon Concrete Innovation

Meta has launched an open-source Artificial Intelligence tool designed to create concrete mixes that are stronger, more sustainable, and cure faster, representing a major advancement for the construction industry write […]

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INDOT and Lawmakers Address Concrete Performance Concerns on State Infrastructure

The Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) and state lawmakers are actively addressing performance and durability concerns impacting concrete pavements across Indiana’s road and bridge networks writes Kara Kenney for WRTV.

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ISCP members participate in TIPCE 2025, Roorkee, India

The 3rd International Conference on Transportation Infrastructure Projects: Conception to Execution (TIPCE 2025) was held at Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee, Roorkee, India, from Sep 18-21, 2025. ISCP honorary member

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Boosting Airport Efficiency with Concrete Overlays

In a time of rising material costs and limited bidding competition, a new approach to pavement at general aviation airports is gaining traction. According to an article by Kristin Dispenza

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ACPA’s Summer 2025 ‘Pavement Progress’ Magazine Highlights Innovation and Research

The American Concrete Pavement Association (ACPA) has released the Summer 2025 issue of its official publication, “Pavement Progress.” The magazine’s featured articles focus on key developments and projects within the

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Life Cycle Impacts of Fully-Loaded Ready Mixed Concrete (RMC) Trucks

A research brief by MIT CSHUB, “Life Cycle Impacts of Fully-Loaded Ready Mixed Concrete (RMC) Trucks,” explores the economic and environmental effects of allowing RMC trucks to operate at a

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Researchers Investigate Innovative Concrete to Combat Urban Heat

A new study published in the International Journal of Pavement Engineering explores the potential of a specialized type of concrete to mitigate the urban heat island (UHI) effect. The research,

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Concrete Pavement Job Alert: CP Tech Center Seeks Principal Engineer

The Institute for Transportation (InTrans) at Iowa State University is on the hunt for a new Principal Engineer to join the National Concrete Pavement Technology Center (CP Tech Center). This

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A Lifelong Illini: Professor Jeff Roesler Reflects on 25 Years at UI

Long time ISCP member and Past President, Professor Jeff Roesler was profiled by the Jeff D’Alessio for The News-Gazatte. Jeff has deep roots at the University of Illinois. This year,

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New Method Speeds Up Concrete Pavement Projects

A NC2 MAP Brief, “Maturity Method for Early Opening of Concrete Pavements,” offers a detailed summary for construction professionals on a technique that could significantly reduce project timelines and costs.

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OJS Highlights

OJS Highlights: August 2025

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

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In Memoriam: Dr. Jacob E. Hiller, President of ISCP

It is with profound sadness that we inform you of the sudden and unexpected passing of our President, Dr. Jacob E. Hiller, due to natural causes. Jake served ISCP in

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OJS Highlights

OJS Highlights: July 2025

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

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Now Available: Proceedings of the 13th ICCP

The Proceedings of the 13th International Conference on Concrete Pavements, hosted by ISCP from August 25-29, 2024 in Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA, is now available on the ISCP OJS platform! The

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TPA Showcases Sustainability by Recycling Concrete for New Airside D

Tampa International Airport (TPA) is making sustainability a key part of its largest terminal expansion in nearly two decades writes TPA’s News. As construction begins on the new Airside D,

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New York State Pavements Exemplify Longevity, Innovation

Concrete pavements in New York State continue to demonstrate exceptional durability and engineering foresight, with several roadways now surpassing the 100-year mark writes the ACPA. These pavements reflect both historical

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New Approach Cuts Concrete Curing Time for Faster Road Openings

A new wave of innovation in concrete paving is making it possible to open roads sooner without compromising strength or safety. The recently highlighted maturity method, featured in the Spring

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Study shows benefits of Fiber‑Reinforced Concrete Overlays

The National Concrete Pavement Technology Center (CP Tech Center) at Iowa State University has released significant findings from a comprehensive study on fiber-reinforced concrete (FRC) overlays—highlighting their potential to enhance

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Using AI to hunt for greener concrete

A team of MIT researchers has harnessed AI to rethink concrete production—one of the world’s largest CO₂‑emitting industries. Their goal? Replace a portion of cement with sustainable alternatives that meet

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Aalborg Portland Malaysia Launches D‑Carb White Cement

Aalborg Portland Malaysia—part of Cementir Group—has introduced CEM II/A‑LL 52.5N, a low‑carbon white cement in its D‑Carb product line. This new offering delivers approximately 12% lower CO₂ emissions than the traditional Aalborg

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