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According to the University of Pennsylvania (UPenn), a groundbreaking concrete innovation could change the way we build\u2014and how we fight climate change. Researchers there have combined 3D printing<\/a> with fossilized microscopic algae to create a new type of concrete that captures significantly more carbon dioxide while using less cement.<\/p>\n

At the core of the innovation is diatomaceous eart<\/a>h (DE), a porous, sponge-like material made from fossilized diatoms. \u201cI was intrigued by how this natural material could absorb CO\u2082,\u201d says Shu Yang, co-senior author and materials science professor. Blended into the concrete mix, DE improves flow through a 3D printer and provides surface area for carbon capture\u2014up to 142% more CO\u2082 than conventional mixes.<\/p>\n

Surprisingly, this increased porosity didn\u2019t weaken the material. \u201cUsually, if you increase the surface area or porosity, you lose strength,\u201d says Yang. \u201cBut here, it was the opposite; the structure became stronger over time.\u201d<\/p>\n

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Led by first author Kun-Hao Yu, the team perfected a printable concrete ink that maintained strength despite the complexity of extrusion. \u201cConcrete isn\u2019t like conventional printing materials,\u201d Yu explains. \u201cIt has to flow smoothly under pressure, stabilize quickly after extrusion, and then continuously strengthen as it cures.\u201d<\/p>\n

To maximize efficiency, co-senior author Masoud Akbarzadeh\u2019s architecture<\/a> team used triply periodic minimal surfaces (TPMS)\u2014structures seen in coral and bone\u2014to optimize form and force distribution. \u201cWe could reduce material by almost 60%, and still carry the load,\u201d says Akbarzadeh. Their concrete cubes retained 90% of the strength of solid versions while increasing surface-area-to-volume ratio by 500%.<\/p>\n

The application<\/a>s go beyond buildings. Yang points to marine restoration as a key area of interest: \u201cThe high surface area helps marine organisms attach and grow, while the material passively absorbs CO\u2082 from the surrounding water.\u201d<\/p>\n

Next steps for the UPenn team include scaling to full-sized floors and facades and testing alternative cement chemistries. \u201cThe moment we stopped thinking about concrete as static and start<\/a>ed seeing it as dynamic\u2014as something that reacts to its environment<\/a>\u2014we opened up a whole new world of possibilities,\u201d Yang says.<\/p>\n

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\u2018Duality\u2019 column adds some color to 3D printed concrete: <\/a>While most 3D printed concrete structures we see today are uniform grey, Duality shows a new and more colorful avenue for concrete finishes. The experimental sculpture was developed by assistant professor Cristina Nan from TU Eindhoven and architect Mattia Zucco, with support from Dutch 3D printing company Vertico and is part of the larger Time. Space. Existence. Exhibition. The coloration of the concrete material was achieved using pigments from German chemical company Lanxess.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

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