Thanks to a novel process, human urine can be turned into bio-bricks. Robyn Walker Initially, curiosity. Some years ago I read about a US based company called BioMASON that uses the same process we do ...
On Aug. 3, 1889, Zanesville Courier subscribers read about a columnist's tour of the T. B. Townsend & Company brickyard. The company, which employed from 150 and 200 men, had the capacity to produce ...
University of Cape Town researchers, including Dr. Dyllon Randall and students Vukheta Mukhari and Suzanne Lambert, from left to right, have created “bio-bricks” from human urine, loose sand and ...
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