Discusses the application of biomineralization to materials development, focusing on amorphous calcium carbonate and its role in biological mineral structures.
Explores silica biomineralization in diatoms, radiolarians, and sponges, discussing its impact on global climate and the pH-dependence of silicon biomineralization.
Delves into the pathways and potentials for bioremediation through the biomineralization of uranium, covering passive and active processes, as well as applications for bioremediation.
