GX Research Hub · English

GX & Decarbonization Research

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.

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Peer-reviewedJournalInternational journal of environmental research and earth science2026#OtherDOI

EFFECTS OF BAMBOO LEAF ASH AS A PARTIAL SUBSTITUTE FOR CEMENT ON THE ENGINEERING PROPERTIES OF CONCRETE

I. Onyechere, F. C. Njoku, Samuel O. Akintan +3

This study experimentally evaluates concrete in which bamboo leaf ash (BLA) partially replaces Ordinary Portland Cement at 0–20% levels. Workability and compressive strength decline as BLA content rises, but 5% replacement shows only minor …

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Peer-reviewed🇨🇳 ChinaJournalJournal of the American Ceramic Society2026#OtherDOI

Low‐Carbon MgO‐Reinforced Ferronickel Slag Geopolymers: Thermal Performance, Mechanism, and Life‐Cycle Assessment

Xiaozhu Zhang, Tianyi Chen, Xinhang Ma +2

Dead-burned MgO was used as a temperature-activated phase regulator in ferronickel-slag geopolymers, achieving refractoriness of 1510°C without sintering. The study reveals a sequential mechanism of dehydration, solid-state sintering with f…

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Peer-reviewedJournalCurrent Green Chemistry2026#OtherDOI

Smart Green Chemistry: Design, Tools, Sustainability and Future Pathways

C. Hussain, Ghazanfar Hussain, Rüstem Keçili

This review proposes 'SMART Green Chemistry,' integrating innovation, adaptability, and AI into green chemistry. AI enables real-time decision-making, process automation, and predictive analytics to improve resource management and waste red…

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Peer-reviewedJournalAsian Journal of Civil Engineering2026#OtherDOI

Sustainable low-carbon concrete incorporating industrial waste materials: mechanical performance optimization using response surface methodology

G. Uday Kiran, G. Nakkeeran, Dipankar Roy +3

This study optimizes the mechanical performance of low-carbon concrete blended with industrial waste materials using response surface methodology (RSM). It statistically models mix-design parameters against strength to balance waste utiliza…

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Peer-reviewed🌍 GlobalJournalFrontiers in Sustainability2026#OtherDOI

Life cycle assessment of a cyanobacterium-based biofertilizer produced from brewery wastewater: a low-carbon alternative to NPK fertilizers for barley (Hordeum vulgare) production in Passo Fundo, Brazil

Paula André da Silva, Arthur Lima e Silva, Daniel Kurpan +8

An LCA compared a cyanobacterium-based biofertilizer grown in brewery wastewater against imported synthetic NPK for barley in Brazil. The biofertilizer cut global warming impact 2.7-fold (485.84 vs 1,312.75 kg CO2-eq/ton), with 50% and 75% …

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Peer-reviewedJournalAnnals of Animal Science2026#OtherDOI

From Concept to Reality: Low-Carbon Footprint Aquaculture Systems

Moslem Sharifinia, Mohammad Hossein Khanjani

This review examines low-carbon aquaculture systems—RAS, IMTA, biofloc technology, and aquaponics—that cut water and energy use, waste, and external inputs to reduce GHG emissions. It outlines benefits, challenges, and prospects for each, s…

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Peer-reviewed🇪🇺 EuropeJournalDevelopments in the Built Environment2026#OtherDOI

Durability assessment of soilcrete with low carbon binders

C. Bideux, J. Eslami, A-L Beaucour +3

This study examines the durability of soilcrete made with low-carbon binders (slag-rich CEM III/C, CEM VI, CEM III/A-MK) in silty soil. Accelerated carbonation showed competing effects: higher binder content increases carbonatable phases an…

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