Researchers may have finally found a way to recreate ancient Roman concrete, which is stronger and can heal itself.

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Perhaps the most astounding thing is that even today our concrete isn’t nearly as durable, despite modern inventions such as reinforcing with rebar. Reverse-engineering ancient Roman concrete ...

Author: Prof. Christoph Dauberschmidt, Prof. Stephan Engelsmann, Prof. Ulrike Förschler, Torsten Förster, Franz Forstlechner, Prof. Peter Lieblang, Prof. Stefan ...