What can we learn from nature? The study of the physical, chemical and structural properties of well-known minerals in the geo- and biosphere creates new opportunities for innovative applications in technology, environment or medicine. This book highlights today's research on outstanding minerals such as garnets used as components in all solid state batteries, delafossite formation during wastewater treatment, monazites for the immobilization of high level radioactive waste or hyroxylapatite as bioactive material for medical implant applications. 
Contents   
Part I: High-technology materials   
Lithium ion-conducting oxide garnets   
Olivine-type battery materials   
Natural and synthetic zeolites   
Microstructure analysis of chalcopyrite-type CuInSe2 and kesterite-type Cu2ZnSnSe4 absorber layers in thin film solar cells   
Surface-engineered silica via plasma polymer deposition   
Crystallographic symmetry analysis in NiTi shape memory alloys 
Part II: Environmental mineralogy   
Gold, silver, and copper in the geosphere and anthroposphere: can industrial wastewater act as an anthropogenic resource?   
Applied mineralogy for recovery from the accident of Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station   
Phosphates as safe containers for radionuclides   
Immobilization of high-level waste calcine (radwaste) in perovskites   
Titanate ceramics for high-level nuclear waste immobilization 
Part III: Biomineralization, biomimetics, and medical mineralogy   
Patterns of mineral organization in carbonate biological hard materials   
Sea urchin spines as role models for biological design and integrative structures   
Nacre: a biomineral, a natural biomaterial, and a source of bio-inspiration   
Hydroxylapatite coatings: applied mineralogy research in the bioceramics field   
A procedure to apply spectroscopic techniques in the investigation of silica-bearing industrial materials

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