NEx SmartBrief Launched on Nonmetallic Building Materials

NEx SmartBrief on NonMetallic Building MaterialsNEx is an ACI Center of Excellence for Nonmetallic Building Materials. Recently, the group announced the launch of a new weekly e-mail news digest for nonmetallic and composites industry professionals around the world. The NEx SmartBrief on Nonmetallic Building Materials features nonmetallic building and construction news. It also features innovation, and major new projects incorporating these breakthrough materials. NEx presents the information in an easy-to-consume format with links to detailed articles.

The free weekly digital news digest is available to anyone with an interest in the use of nonmetallic building and construction materials, and will also include articles on improved sustainability, durability, and resilience of structures. The NEx SmartBrief on Nonmetallic Building Materials is the first global digital weekly news digest specifically targeted to the nonmetallic building materials industry.

Learn more about NEx at nonmetallic.org. You can also sign up for the NEx SmartBrief on Nonmetallic Building Materials newsletter at smartbrief.com/nex.

About NEx

NEx: An ACI Center of Excellence for Nonmetallic Building Materials, began in 202. The American Concrete Institute started it with Aramco as its founding member. The Center is based at ACI World Headquarters in Farmington Hills, Michigan. The group accelerates the use of nonmetallic materials and products in construction. It leverages ACI’s role as a world-leading authority and resource for the development, dissemination, and also the adoption of consensus-based standards for concrete design, construction and materials. The Center’s membership is open to government agencies, industries, technical societies, standard bodies, manufacturers, contractors, and professionals. To learn more, you can also visit www.nonmetallic.org

 

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