Biomaterials have a lot of potential for the construction industry because of their small
environmental footprint and their regenerative capacity. Hemp is currently used as an …

Mycelium-bonded bio-composites are promising new materials for replacing non-
sustainable products. In such composite systems, fungal mycelia work as an adhesive …

Mycelium bio-composites are emerging as a safer and more fire-resistant alternative to
commercially available thermoplastics intended for non-structural and semi-structural …

The need for increased development in sustainable materials has grown over the past few
years due to the high cost and large carbon footprint of conventional materials in its …

Mycelium-Based Composites (MBCs) are innovative engineering materials made from
lignocellulosic by-products bonded with fungal mycelium. While some performance …

The subject of this research is growing mycelium-based composites and exploring their
basic material properties. Since the building industry is responsible for a large amount of …

Novel mycelium-based biocomposites (MBB) were obtained from local agricultural (hemp
shives) and forestry (wood chips) by-products which were bounded together with natural …

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

Mycelium-based green composites (MBCs) represent an eco-friendly material innovation
with vast potential across diverse applications. This paper provides a thorough review of the …

The thermal and hygric characteristics of four bio-based insulation composites (mycelium,
hemp, grass and cork) are investigated, and their hygrothermal performances including …