Frontiers in Science and Technology is a literature Volume 1 assembles this compelling research identification across broadening scientific, and technological challenges. Authors or Scientists are not limited by all peer-reviewed articles. The book is a rich source of research for readers, practitioners and academicians who are interested in the state of art concerning Artificial Intelligent in both Scientific Foundations and Theories as well as Applications. The first chapter presents a comprehensive review of CFD in the optimization of surface aeration systems in aerated lagoons, which is an emerging area in environmental engineering. The following chapters address subjects like infrastructure project management in UAE, geosynthetic-reinforced soil wall performance under multi-hazard conditions, and advancement in forward osmosis membranes for microalgae harvesting. Further chapters investigate the development of modularity in construction regarding standards and guidelines, adoption and integration of BIM into TVET curriculum, and application of precision agriculture for missing seeds influenza. It also discusses exercises of RF over fibre developed load balancing methods, 10 years recall on Municipal solid waste management and the modelling of water quality in Kerayong River by using QUAL2K - A case study. Throughout, the book synthesizes and makes sense of a substantial body of literature across each area to impart a more coherent understanding of its topical focus, while also pointing out areas where there are gapes for further enquiry. It departs from a traditional siloed discipline approach and integrates science and technology together as they relate to many contemporary challenges in the field. Frontiers in Science and Technology: A Literature Volume 1 is a product of this ongoing quest for learning and development, providing invaluable perspectives that will appeal to readers across many fields of study.