This page provides an English interface to the gxceed GX paper corpus. The corpus aggregates papers from 14 contributing scholarly metadata sources and uses AI-assisted classification to identify signals related to measurement, policy narratives, outcomes, implementation, industrial adoption, and verification.
The goal is not only to discover papers, but to observe how GX research is distributed across research substance, implementation narratives, external expectations, implementation substance, and judgment formation.
Summaries are AI-assisted. Always refer to the original paper for authoritative conclusions.
Showing 41–60 of 1913 papers
Sophie Unbehau, Matthias Mueller, Horst‐Michael Ludwig
Low-carbon cements with high clinker substitution can disrupt binder–accelerator balance in shotcrete. Using a Viskomat NT rheometer with diluted accelerator dosages (max 1%), the study tracked time-dependent rheological changes of various …
Myroslav Sanytsky, Тетяна Павлівна Кропивницька, Iryna Heviuk +1
This study investigates low-carbon recycled aggregate concrete (RAC) with improved technical properties via nanomodification of the fine recycled aggregate fraction. Combining Portland cement CEM II/A-LL, fly ash–silica fume pozzolanic addi…
Aníbal Alviz-Meza, Segundo Rojas-Flores, Ángel Darío González-Delgado
First consequential LCA of a cascade biorefinery converting Hass avocado seeds into starch, a starch-PLA-fiber biofilm, and a phenolic bioinsecticide. Deterministically it exceeds the landfill baseline in all five midpoints, but Monte Carlo…
Toheeb Olaniyi Falakin, J. Omotosho, Sophia Amaka Okoh
A critical narrative review of AI, blockchain, IoT and related digital technologies across food safety, traceability, quality assurance and nutritional monitoring. It finds applications fragmented and evidence linking technical performance …
Herlina Rahim, Salsabilla
Geopolymer mortar fully replacing OPC with palm oil fuel ash (POFA) and rice husk ash (RHA) was tested across five blend ratios. The 50:50 blend reached 37.9 MPa at 28 days (92% of OPC control) with 8.3% water absorption, and XRD/FTIR confi…
Cícero Oberlando de Pinho Furtado Júnior, Pedro F.G. Silvino, Daniel V. Gonçalves +2
This study predicts hexamethyldisiloxane (L2) adsorption on CMK-3 ordered mesoporous carbon via molecular simulation, validated against experiments. A reduced five-pore kernel (up to 45 Å) matched N₂ isotherm data (R²=0.983) and gave the be…
Siba Sankar Chanda, Shyamal Guchhait, Suman Roy
This study develops a geopolymer concrete using fly ash and ground granulated blast furnace slag binders, partially replacing natural fine aggregate with crushed steel furnace slag. A 50% replacement was found optimal, balancing mechanical …
Dapeng Liu, Yadong Xie, Mawuli Dzakpasu +1
Biomass-derived slow-release carbon composites were made by coupling alkali-modified reed or corn straw with PBS and inert skeletal materials. The corn straw composite (AA−CC5) gave the best carbon-release balance, reaching 97.7% nitrate re…
YiSeok YANG, Taeyoung Kim
This study examines consumers' purchase intention and willingness to pay for low-carbon seafood products. It explores how carbon-footprint and certification signals shape consumer choice in the seafood market. The work offers empirical evid…
Wenbo Fan, Chenyun Tao, Shouheng Jiang +2
This review compares wood ash, wood-derived biochar, and wood fiber as distinct constituents for low-carbon cementitious materials, mapping typical dosage ranges and governing microstructural mechanisms. It separates direct evidence from wo…
Zhen Huang, Yiyan Liang, Benfu He +4
This work synthesizes a low-carbon growing soil by synergistically combining multiple solid-waste streams and evaluates its potential. It appears to link waste resource circulation with soil-based carbon retention or emission reduction. No …
Afshin Khodaparast, Kianoosh Samimi, Walid Maherzi +1
This study develops a low-carbon self-compacting earth concrete and assesses it across scales, from material selection to cyclic and post-cyclic mechanical performance and environmental impact. It evaluates the practicality and embodied-car…
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This work appears to address reducing the environmental footprint of carbon fibre production. Carbon fibre enables transport lightweighting and efficiency gains, yet its energy-intensive manufacturing is a decarbonization challenge. Methods…
Kaiyu Hao, Fei Xu, Xue Yang +5
A DFT study probing how Cu/N-doped carbon aerogel catalyzes the adsorption and hydrolysis of COS with H2O in natural gas at low temperature. It clarifies reaction pathways to inform low-temperature desulfurization catalyst design.
Mohsen Ahmadi, T. Kocaturk, A. Hasan
Using qualitative system dynamics and expert focus groups, this study examines how Australian contextual conditions shape circular practices in office fit-outs. It builds a causal loop diagram revealing a multi-level architecture where poli…
Syed Roshan Zamir Hashmi, Helamini Sandagomika, Reyes Garcia +2
Cradle-to-gate LCA of mortars with 10-30% OPC substitution by untreated, thermally activated, and pre-carbonated recycled concrete powder, normalized by 28-day compressive strength via a Strength-to-Impact Index. Untreated RCP at 30% gave t…
Ran XinRui, Lei Liu, Dianzhi Feng +5
A materials study on stoichiometric optimization and hydration mechanisms of a low-carbon alkali-activated binder for geotechnical solidification. It offers foundational insight for decarbonizing construction via cement alternatives, though…
Nurul Fazliyani Amran, S. Shakrani, Shamilah Anudai@Anuar
This study tests non-conforming metakaolin as a partial replacement for ordinary Portland cement in paste samples at 0-20% levels. Compressive strength and density peaked at 10% replacement (66.34 MPa at 28 days) before declining, while wat…
Zigeng Wang, Yue Li, Chongying Du +2
A novel low-carbon magnesium oxysulfate cement (MOSC) fire-resistant board was developed by preparing magnesium sulfate from brucite and dilute sulfuric acid instead of magnesium sulfate heptahydrate. The boards showed higher flexural stren…
Oripov Maxmud Ashurovich Jabborov Muhammad Sanjarovich
This paper systematises the theoretical evolution of the bioeconomy and maps its links to the UN SDGs and Uzbekistan's national goals. It compares EU bioeconomy macro indicators with Uzbek data on agriculture, renewables and municipal waste…
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