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Biogeotechnics Webinar – 5 Little Known Keys For Successful Biogeotechnical Practice

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Abstract The vast majority of infrastructure assets are constructed with or on unsuitable soils, which must be improved prior to, or after, construction. Conventional ground improvement technologies have historically relied on cement- and petroleum-based materials, perceived as straightforward commodities. This view can no longer be sustained due to the large volume and machine-intensive operations required, […]

ICSMGE 2022 Online Presentation by Ray Harran

Biogeos PhD Candidate Ray Harran will present his work on "Permanence of enhanced compressibility of biocemented sands with stress and time" online at 20th International Conference on Soil Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering which is conducted in hybrid format in Sydney.

Interpore 2022 Presentation by Ariadni Elmaloglou

Khalifa University , United Arab Emirates

Biogeos PhD Candidate Ariadni Elmaloglou will present her work on “A quantitative study of the effect of pore-scale heterogeneity on MICP in meter-long microfluidic porous media analogues”  at Interpore 2022 in Abu Dhabi.

LAGASHOP 2022 Presentation by Dr. Jose Bosch

Grand Hotel de Paris

Dr. Jose Bosch will present his work on “Advances in the coupled bio-chemo-hydro-mechanical modelling of microbially induced cementation” at  the Third International Workshop on the Finite Element Code LAGAMINE (LAGASHOP 2022), which will take place from July 5 to 7, 2022, in Grenoble, France.

IACMAG 2022 Presentation by Ariadni Elmaloglou

Politecnico di Torino

Biogeos PhD Candidate Ariadni Elmaloglou will present her work on “Unravelling the effect of medium’s structural heterogeneity on microbially induced calcite precipitation: an image processing algorithm for time-lapse imaging experiments in meter-long microfluidics”, on 1st September, 2022, at IACMAG 2022 in Turin.

2022 Eshbach Lecture “Tailor-made soil properties by biogeochemical means”

Technological Institute L211, Northwestern University, McCormick School of Engineering, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering , United States

ABSTRACT: Among the non-conventional soil consolidation techniques, bio-mineralization has been a central focus of research for the past decade. At its core, Microbially Induced Calcium Carbonate Precipitation (MICP) is a multi-physical phenomenon, resulting in a natural CaCO3 bio-cement, capable of improving the mechanical properties of geomaterials. At the confluence of many disciplines, the technique is […]