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Engineers at Worcester Polytechnic Institute have developed a groundbreaking building material that uses an enzyme to convert carbon dioxide into solid minerals, presenting a cleaner and faster alternative to traditional concrete. This new enzyme-powered material not only cures quickly but also sequesters carbon, making it strong, repairable, and recyclable, with the potential to significantly reduce emissions in the construction industry.
Enzymatic structural material (ESM), a strong, durable, and recyclable construction material
Credit: Worcester Polytechnic Institute
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