<ul><li>Researchers at the University of Stuttgart have developed bio-concrete from human urine as part of the 'SimBioZe' project.</li><li>The bio-concrete production process aims to reduce environmental impact compared to traditional methods.</li><li>The innovative method uses bacteria to break down urea in urine and create calcium carbonate crystals that bind sand together.</li><li>The bio-concrete has shown promising results with compressive strength reaching up to 50 megapascals, offering a sustainable alternative for building construction.</li></ul>

Researchers discover a way to turn urine into high-strength concrete

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