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Self-repairing clothes made from mushrooms?
29/11/2023
Concrete 'tents' for refugees
15/11/2023
Tungsteno
The green revolution in the world's most polluted cities
Nine out of ten people around the world breathe polluted air, according to the World Health Organisation. Combating pollution is essential in countries such as Bangladesh, Pakistan and India, which are the worst examples of Asian overpopulation. How do cities in Asia aim to create greener and more sustainable spaces?
28/07/2021
iFridays
Sacyr iLabs: from challenges to projects
Last June iFriday, we got an update on the progress of some of the innovation projects focused on sustainability that Sacyr has executed in the past year. Solutions that allow us to answer to our challenges and in our endeavor of changing the world.
26/07/2021
Science talks
“Many people don’t live where they want but where they have to”
Jorge Nieto tackles the sustainable city concept from a point of view that gives vital importance to relationships with others and the environment.
23/07/2021
Tungsteno
Microalgae, a new alternative energy source
Some microscopic algae can produce up to 60 times more biofuel than terrestrial plants using the same surface area and sunlight. Could these organisms revolutionise the renewable energy sector?
14/07/2021
Tungsteno
Drones get the green light to deliver goods
Fly an order through the air and deliver it in less than 30 minutes. This is the goal of Amazon, which after eight years has received the necessary authorization to deliver packages by drone in the U.S. Will these technologies really change the future of smart delivery?
07/07/2021
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