Landmark study finds asphalt pavement emissions more than 250 times lower than previously reported
The research was conducted through UCR’s Marlan and Rosemary Bourns College of Engineering – Center for Environmental Research and Technology (CE-CERT), which provides advanced capabilities for emissions and environmental research. Cocker’s research focuses on atmospheric chemistry, emissions and air quality.
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MixBusters – Three more asphalt myths to consider
Welcome to the fifth installment of MixBusters—truths about asphalt myths,…
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Lab Corner: Smiley faces and asphalt relaxation
A shared story There was an article late last year…
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Asphalt Institute names Tamara Davis new vice president
Award-winning journalist and communications executive brings more than two decades…
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High polymer asphalt binders and mixtures
From promise to practice In a previous article, high polymer-modified…
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Smart Asphalt: Rethinking moisture
Your pavement failedYour test didn't see it coming Pull a…
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Testing the tests: A closer look at shingle impact ratings
Asphalt shingle performance boils down to a few common factors:…
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ARMA recognizes 82 facilities for workplace safety
The Asphalt Roofing Manufacturers Association (ARMA) has completed its annual…
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Asphalt paving and STEM
Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics When you drive down a…
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