Material-Microbes Interactions 1st Edition
Material–Microbes Interactions, 1st Edition by Nabin Aryal, Yifeng Zhang, Sunil A. Patil, and Deepak Pant is a timely, authoritative exploration of how microorganisms interact with engineered and natural materials—bridging materials science, microbiology, and environmental engineering for readers worldwide.
Begin with a clear picture of why this book matters: microbial colonization governs everything from biofilm formation on medical implants to corrosion in pipelines and bioremediation in contaminated soils. This volume synthesizes current theory and applied research to uncover mechanisms, predictive models, and practical mitigation strategies.
Inside, you’ll find accessible chapters that cover surface chemistry, microbial adhesion, biofilm dynamics, antimicrobial coatings, and the role of microbes in material degradation and restoration. Case studies and real-world applications illustrate topics such as wastewater treatment optimization, anti-biofouling technologies, and sustainable biomaterial design—making it essential for researchers and industry professionals across North America, Europe, India, and the Asia-Pacific region.
Engineers, materials scientists, environmental biotechnologists, and advanced students will appreciate the balance of rigor and practicality. Readers gain actionable insights to design resilient materials, develop safer medical devices, and implement effective environmental remediation strategies. The writing is technical yet approachable, supported by up-to-date references and clear figures that make complex interactions understandable.
For anyone tackling challenges at the interface of microbes and materials, this first edition is a valuable reference and a catalyst for innovation. Enhance your research and practice with a resource that speaks directly to contemporary global needs—order your copy today and stay at the forefront of material-microbe science.
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