Qionglin Fu

Abstract Coastal concrete structures support coastal element cycling and ecosystem services, but cracks from corrosion, loading, and wet-dry cycles threaten safety and disrupt nearshore biogeochemical cycles. Microbially Induced Calcium Carbonate Precipitation (MICP) represents a promising low-carbon strategy for autonomous crack healing; yet, its efficacy and mechanisms within these complex coastal environments remain elusive.

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