7.7.2025: In the future, could the walls of our houses be partly made from CO?? Researchers from EPFL's Soils Mechanics Laboratory, the University of Applied Sciences and Arts of Southern Switzerland (SUPSI) and the EPFL start-up Medusoil SA have demonstrated that Bacillus megaterium – a resilient and versatile microorganism commonly found in soil, freshwater and marine environments or even plant surfaces – can mineralize carbon dioxide (CO?) into calcium carbonate (CaCO?), the mineral that forms limestone and marble. What sets this study apart is not...
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