Nanotechnology-enhanced roadway infrastructure in the U.S: An interdisciplinary review of resilience, sustainability, and policy implications
Eche Samuel Okem,
Tosin Daniel Iluyomade,
Dorcas Oluwajuwonlo Akande
Abstract:In the context of U.S. road infrastructure, nanotechnology offers distinct advantages over traditional materials by markedly improving durability and sustainability for future developments. The essay presents a full-scale analysis that aims to at the junction between engineering and nanotechnology reliability and strengthen the transportation system against ever-rising challenges. By taking into account a qualitative research perspective, the paper delves into academic literature to provide a view of resilienc… Show more
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