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Biopolymer–Driven Biofilm Formation On Industrial–Waste–Based Cementitious Composites
With the increasing impact of climate change and rising sea levels, the use of hard engineering solutions, such as coastal infrastructure primarily made of concrete, has expanded. While effective for coastal defence, this extensive reliance on concrete contributes to high carbon emissions and the de
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