As part of the global transformation to a circular economy, modern society faces the
challenge of developing sustainable building materials that do not deplete nonrenewable …

Fungal-based composites as substitutes for construction materials might represent a
promising solution to reduce the environmental burdens of the building industry. Such …

Mycelium-based composites (MBC) are biomaterials presenting renewable and bio-
degradable alternatives for a wide range of design and manufacturing processes, including …

Mycelium biocomposties (MBs) are emerging as viable green alternative to hydrocarbon
based insulation materials; with comparable thermal, sound and fire safety characteristics …

Traditional building materials have some drawbacks in the construction industry, particularly
in terms of greenhouse gas emissions and energy consumption. Biomaterials derived from …

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

Environmental pollution and scarcity of natural resources lead to an increased interest in
developing more sustainable materials. For example, the traditional construction industry …

This research explores the carbon removal of a novel bio-insulation composite, here called
MycoBamboo, based on the combination of bamboo particles and mycelium as binder. First …

A novel naturally grown mycelium-composite insulation brick was bio-produced by
cultivating a biocompatible and fast-growing fungus, Pleurotus ostreatus, in the rye berries …

Extrication from the use of fossil-based products has grown more critical in recent years. This
disengagement has been driven by deliberate environmental campaigns focusing on …