Don’t Forget the Connectors Structural connectors are designed to hold framing members to the foundation and to one another. They help a building withstand heavy loads, strong winds and earthquakes.

The first update to the structural concrete standard since 2019 also builds on and clarifies the previous version's guidance ...

Researchers have solved a mystery that has confounded scientists for 80 years: the crystal structure of the ...

Google has updated its URL structure best practices SEO documentation to add new examples, while also making significant changes to the document’s structure.

So when I saw Peak Design’s new Roller Pro Carry-On — a hybrid suitcase packed with new features, including a drawbridge-like opening — my interest was, well, piqued.

Boltz-2 is an open-source biomolecular model achieving near-FEP accuracy with 1000x faster predictions for structure and binding affinity. Quiver AI Summary MIT and Recursion have released Boltz-2 ...

Clayco, Barton Malow Holdings, Hensel Phelps, Gray, Ryan Companies US, Walbridge, and Alston Construction top Building Design+Construction's ranking of the nation's largest design-build construction ...

A study published in Nature Communications presents a way to create deployable structures that transform from compact folded states into expansive configurations with perfectly smooth surfaces.

Toward that end, behind its darkly tinted glass exterior, the six-story, 116,000-square-foot structure, which meets the ground with steel V-shaped columns, has a frame composed of glulam columns and ...

With advanced engines, drone control, and stealth features, the F-47 fighter jet could redefine air combat—that is, if its design lives up to the hype.

This new structural and mechanistic understanding of the RAD52-DNA complex may help researchers develop new anti-cancer drugs.

Existing models allow us to decode the structures of molecules, but to make new medicines we need to be able to design them. Neo-1, for the first time, allows for this in a single unified model.” ...