The microbial‑induced carbonate precipitation (MICP), as an emerging biomineralization
technology mediated by specific bacteria, has been a popular research focus for scientists …

For a long time in the practice of geotechnical engineering, soil has been viewed as an inert
material, comprising only inorganic phases. However, microorganisms including bacteria …

The interaction of bio–geosphere dates to the formation of first unicellular microbes on earth.
However, it is only relatively recently that the complex biological interactions are observed …

The particle-scale shear and tensile strength measurements of microbial-induced calcite
precipitation (MICP) treatment have been investigated in this paper. Glass beads were used …

Microbial geotechnology or biogeotechnology is a new branch of geotechnical engineering.
It involves the use of microbiology for traditional geotechnical applications. Many new …

A biogeochemical model describing the rate at which calcium carbonate (CaCO 3) is
precipitated from the pore water and biogas (carbon dioxide and nitrogen gas) is generated …

Earthquake-induced liquefaction is a prominent and impactful natural hazard responsible for
substantial economic losses worldwide. Hence, engineers and researchers are currently …

This is a systematic literature review of quantitative sustainability assessments, focusing on
life cycle sustainability assessment (LCSA), of bio-mediated and bio-inspired ground …

Earthquake-induced soil liquefaction poses a significant global threat, especially to
vulnerable populations. There are no existing cost-effective techniques for mitigation of …

Liquefaction has been the major source of damage for structures and infrastructures in most
recent earthquakes, as it induces loss of strength and stiffness in soils, resulting in …