The predominant use of synthetic materials, such as fiberglass and polymeric foams, for
thermal and acoustic insulation in the construction sector contributes to the recalcitrant …

Reducing the use of non-renewable resources is a key strategy of a circular economy.
Mycelium-based foams and sandwich composites are an emerging category of …

Mycelium composites are an emerging class of cheap and environmentally sustainable
materials experiencing increasing research interest and commercialisation in the EU and …

This study examines a lightweight thermal and acoustic insulation material, produced
starting from a hydrogel‐based mixture composed by renewable biopolymer and fiberglass …

The global population is expected to increase by nearly 2 billion individuals over the next
three decades, leading to a significant surge in waste generation and environmental …

Increasing awareness of the adverse effects of materials used in the construction industry on
the environment and health increases the tendency towards bio-based products based on …

The gradual development of government policies for ecological transition in the modern
construction sector leads researchers to explore new alternative and low environmental …

abstract The building sector accounts for high energy consumption, and increasing the
energy efficiency of buildings is considered a key measure to meet the climate goals …

Mycelium-bound composite materials are a new class of sustainable and affordable
biocomposites that have been recently introduced into packaging, fashion, and architecture …

Mycelium materials represent a new class of environmentally friendly materials for structural
applications that can grow on low‐cost organic waste while achieving satisfactory thermal or …