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

Mycelium composites comprise of networks of filamentous hyphae, utilising biological
growth rather than expensive energy intensive manufacturing processes to convert low-cost …

Plastic waste inefficiently recycled poses a major environmental concern attracting attention
from both civil society and decision makers. Counteracting the phenomenon is an important …

Mycelium composites have received increasing interest lately as biodegradable materials
with promising properties making them potential substitutes for different fossil-based …

Mycelium-based composites (MBCs) are alternative biopolymers for designing sustainable
furniture and other interior elements. These innovative biocomposites have many ecological …

The quest for green products and technologies for applications in the built environment has
led to the birth of a new generation of sustainable materials, among which are mycelium …

Mycelium-based composites (MBC) are biodegradable, lightweight, and regenerative
materials. Mycelium is the vegetative root of fungi through which they decompose organic …

Today's architectural and agricultural practices negatively impact the planet. Mycelium-
based composites are widely researched with the aim of producing sustainable building …

Vegetable fibers are more and more frequently used in building materials because of their
low carbon footprint and their suitability as hygrothermal panels and acoustic absorbers. In …

Bio-composite insulation materials play a crucial role in reducing the environmental impact
of buildings. This paper numerically investigates the eco-friendly application of mycelium in …