Cement and concrete are vital materials used to construct durable habitats and infrastructure
that withstand natural and human-caused disasters. Still, concrete cracking imposes …

For more than two decades, with steadily increasing intensity, the focus of scientific
research, mainly on the laboratory scale but also in the field conditions, has been the …

This study examined the effect of different proteins on the enzyme-induced calcium
carbonate (EICP) processes in a cement environment. The ability of EICP to bind loosely …

While there has been an increasing interest in the area of biocementation for crack healing
in cementitious materials, the role of biomolecules as an important constituent in …

Transportation infrastructure is essential to a nation's everyday life and economic activity.
Accordingly, pavement design and engineering are imperative to ensure safe, comfortable …

The depth of crack self-healing is crucial in advancing self-healing technology in cement-
based materials. An additional challenge arises in marine environments with the infiltration …

Using waste-activated sludge as a source for non-axenic sulfate-reducing bacterial (SRB)
granules, this study developed an innovative bioconcrete with 1% and 2% SRB granules …

Emerging products of biotechnology involve the release of living genetically modified
microbes (GMMs) into the environment. However, regulatory challenges limit their use. So …

This paper has presented a mini review of previously published articles dealing with bio-
cement production using enzyme-induced calcite precipitation (EICP) technique. EICP is a …

In the process of natural gas hydrate (NGH) trial production by means of solid fluidization
exploitation (SFE) and depressurization, the trial production was interrupted due to severe …